Russell Brand is reportedly dating again.

The comic star filed for divorce from his wife Katy Perry just a few weeks ago but has already returned to his womanising ways and is seeing more than one girl, according to Us Weekly magazine.

Katy has been told that her estranged husband - who has previously been treated for sex addiction and substance abuse issues - has moved on from their marriage by her pals.

A source said: "She discovered through her friends. One of the women told a friend of hers and it got back to Katy." It's not only Russell's foray back into the singles' scene which has upset Katy, 27.

The 36-year-old actor has also allegedly been bad-mouthing his wife to his conquests. The source added: "He's spoken terribly about Katy to them.

"Russell told (one girl) he wanted her to move in with him after the divorce is final." The 'Rock of Ages' star filed divorce papers on December 30 after he and the 'Firework' singer spent Christmas apart.

Before he started his relationship with Katy, Russell - who married the pop star in India in October 2010 - was renowned for his womanising and had bedded a string of beauties including Kate Moss, Australian actress Teresa Palmer and allegedly Holly Madison.

William H. Macy says his secret to keeping his marriage to Felicity Huffman passionate is hard work.

The 'Shameless' star has been married to the 'Desperate Housewives' actress for 15 years and insists there is no magical solution to staying together or keeping things spicy in the bedroom other than making a commitment to prioritise your relationship above everything else.

He said: "Marriage is really hot and ooey-gooey for about a year or two, and then the rest of it is a relationship which you got to work on. You can have passion, but you've got to work on it." William insists there is nothing you shouldn't be prepared to do to keep your love life "hot" including role play.

He explained: "Role play, whatever you need. The point is, you've got to set your sights. You've got to say, 'Do we want to make this hot? Or do we not?' And if you do, then do it! Don't give yourself excuses." The 61-year-old actor - who appears in new movie 'The Surrogate' - also makes sure he lavishes praise on Felicity, 49, at all times.

Speaking to In The Mixx at the AXE Hair Media Lounge during the Sundance Film Festival, he revealed: "Just act like you love her more than anybody you've ever seen in your life, and you'll get it back in spades. Just pretend. Make it up, just make it up!"

Kendra Wilkinson is on a new "Natural Diet" of nuts and fruits.

The former Playboy model is adhering to a new eating plan which is primarily made up of the two healthy food groups and she has replaced any junk food she was eating for the healthier alternative.

In a blog post on her official website, she wrote: "I have been eating nuts around here like a squirrel haha! I'm calling my new diet my Natural Diet. I've been eating all sorts of nuts including almonds and pistachios as well as dried fruit all day long. It's great because I can carry small snack bags around with me for quick snacks."

The blonde beauty's favourite snack combination involves almonds, pistachios, walnuts, dried cranberries, raisins and dried coconut. Kendra - who is married to football player Hank Baskett, with whom she has two-year-old son, Hank Jr. - claims she has never had so much energy since she started her new diet.

She added: "Nuts are also great to sprinkle on top of your yogurt in the morning or during the day as a snack. So healthy and makes me feel energized! I'm the energizer bunny right now lol.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie want to get married.

The couple - who have been together for six years - have previously insisted they wouldn't tie the knot until gay marriage was legal throughout the US but the 'Moneyball' actor doesn't think they can "hold out" until then, particularly as their six children are keen to see them wed.

He said: "We made this declaration some time ago that we weren't going to do it till everyone can. But I don't think we'll be able to hold out.

"We'd actually like to, and it seems to mean more and more to our kids. "It means so much to my kids, and they ask a lot. And it means something to me, too, to make that kind of commitment."

Brad and Angelina - who have biological kids Shiloh, five, and twins Knox and Vivienne, three, as well as adopted trio Maddox, 11, Pax, eight, and six-year-old Zahara - haven't ruled out adding to their brood further in future, with the actor appearing to suggest they are particularly keen to adopt again. He added in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter: "We haven't closed the book on it.

"There's a really nice balance in the house right now, but if we see the need and get that lightning bolt that says 'We can help this person; we could do something here,' then absolutely."

Brad was previously married to Jennifer Aniston, while Angelina has been wed twice, to actors Jonny Lee Miller and Billy Bob Thornton.

Oprah Winfrey is set to become Godmother to Blue Ivy Carter.

The tot's parents Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z have reportedly been carefully considering who to entrust with taking charge of the spiritual guidance of their 19-day-old daughter and chose the media mogul along with the rapper's best friend Tyran 'Ty Ty' Smith.

Sources close to the couple told website Media Take Out they wanted to make sure Blue Ivy's Godparents were not blood related. Although Beyonce's sister Solange wasn't chosen, she recently revealed she is ready to spoil Blue Ivy in order to get back at Beyonce for letting her seven-year-old son Julez do whatever he wants.

She joked: "This may sound awful, but I'm excited to let the baby do whatever it wants in the same way my sister's done with my son.

"I'm going to get her back for all those late-night popcorn sessions and just spoiling my child to no end! "My sister is a phenomenal aunt, so I'm ready to be the same in her life. I don't need any advice [on how to be a great aunt]. Because she has been a phenomenal aunt to my son, so she's set the tone as an aunt.

I've set the tone as a mom, so we're learning from each other."