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Hollywood actor Ashton Kutcher and wife Demi Moore have decided to get healthy and go on a “master cleanse” together.  The Valentine’s Day star, 32, and Moore announced on Twitter that they are planning to go on a health kick together.

Usmagazine.com has reported that their detox includes drinking a mixture of maple syrup, lemon water and cayenne pepper.

But the Charlie’s Angels actress, 47, took to her Twitter page to insist that they are not doing it to lose weight. She wrote: "This is about health!"
Moore, who married Kutcher in 2005, added: "Second day of master cleanse and off to hike with hubby and the dogs. Second day better than the first!"??
Kutcher also tweeted: "Nine hours into the master cleanse. I want a steak, a beer, and a blow-pop. Hmmm, this is gonna be rough."
(Splash News)

Four years ago, Miley Cyrus was a young unknown making her debut on a Disney Channel comedy series, "Hannah Montana," with her real-life father, country singer Billy Ray Cyrus, playing her dad on the show.

The premise, an average teenager named Miley Stewart who moonlights as a rock star in a blonde wig named Hannah Montana, became an instant sensation. In no time at all, Cyrus was recording "Hannah Montana" soundtracks, embarking on a "Hannah Montana" singing tour, filming a concert movie and starring in a "Hannah Montana" feature film.

Now it's all about to come to an end. When season four, titled "Hannah Montana Forever," premieres on Sunday, July 11, on Disney Channel, it will be the final one as Cyrus has been eager to do her own thing. In fact, she has started already.

Cyrus, now 17, made her non- "Hannah" feature film debut earlier this year in "The Last Song," based on a Nicholas Sparks novel. She just released her third non-"Hannah" album, "Can't be Tamed," raising eyebrows with a music video of her in skimpy outfits being groped by back-up dancers.

"I can't base my career off of the six-year-olds," Cyrus told reporters recently. "It's the 16-year-olds, the 26-year-olds I'm trying to reach for now. I have to move on."

The independently wealthy teenager just purchased her own home and said she plans to move into it after she wraps her current project, the independent film feature "LOL (Laughing Out Loud)," opposite Demi Moore.

In the film, which is based on a French movie, Cyrus plays a teenager hanging out with the wrong crowd, dabbling in drugs and questionable boys. The actress said the project is "definitely not for the 'Hannah Montana' audience."

"TIME TO TURN THE PAGE"

Her father Billy Ray, whose own music career experienced a resurgence thanks to the success of the show, has a new album coming out this summer and plans to tour.

"I'm very thankful for what we've been through (with the show,)" said Billy Ray. "But it's time to turn the page."

But for one more year, their 'tween audience gets to enjoy Cyrus as "Hannah Montana." Viewers see the Stewart family move to a ranch where a horse is now part of the cast. Miley Stewart must decide if she's going to continue her Hannah persona, or join her best friend Lily in going to college.

And there will be plenty of famous guest stars including singer Sheryl Crowe, hip hop star Iyaz, Ray Liotta, Christine Taylor, Dr. Phil McGraw, Jay Leno and Kelly Ripa.

Vicki Lawrence and Dolly Parton return, with Parton singing a duet with Billy Ray. Also, expect a tribute to the military.

Yet as much as Cyrus has already mentally moved on from the show, it was her decision to come back for one more go-around, despite already fulfilling her commitment to Disney at the end of season three.

Her father said his daughter felt fans deserved another season to take the series to a conclusion, rather than leaving things open-ended.

"This year didn't have to happen, but we did it because we thought it was the right thing to do," he said. "I left it up to Miley (to decide). I'm very proud of her that she made what I consider to be a very honorable choice."

(Editing by Jill Serjeant)

Hollywood actress Demi Moore is all set to go public in a memoir with details of her three marriages and showbusiness career spanning three decades.

HarperCollins said on Monday that it had bought world rights to a memoir by the actress that will cover her life and career. The book, as yet unnamed, is scheduled for release in 2012.

Business news website Crain's New York.com quoted unidentified publishing industry executives with knowledge of the deal saying HarperCollins had agreed to pay more than $2 million for the book.

HarperCollins spokeswoman Tina Andreadis declined to comment on the reported price tag.

Moore, 47, has starred in a list of movies including "Ghost," "Indecent Proposal," and "A Few Good Men," as well as some widely-panned films such as "Striptease" and "G.I. Jane."

The actress has in the past acknowledged a troubled upbringing and difficult relationship with her alcoholic mother, Virginia King, who died from a brain tumor in 1998.

Moore was once one the highest paid actresses in Hollywood and in 1991 controversially appeared naked and pregnant on the cover of Vanity Fair magazine.

Moore was married to singer-songwriter Freddy Moore for five years from whom she took her surname before marrying actor Bruce Willis in 1987, a marriage that lasted 13 years and resulted in three daughters, Rumer, Scout and Tallulah.

She married actor Ashton Kutcher, 32, in 2005.

(Writing by Belinda Goldsmith, Editing by Michael Perry)

Ashton Kutcher does workout DVDs at home.

The actor - who is married to Demi Moore - shunned the gym when he needed to get in shape for his latest movie 'Killers', preferring to get fit in front of the television, which he insists worked well for him

He said: "I bought one of those exercise DVDs off the TV. I put it in and watched it, and got in shape. I did some fight training. I learned Krav Maga, Muay Thai and Kali, which is Filipino knife fighting."

Although Ashton undertook some combat training, he realised he hadn't prepared in the right way when he accidentally "knocked out" a stunt man.

Ashton Kutcher was a womaniser before he met Demi Moore.

The 32-year-old actor - who wed Demi, 47, in September 2005 - has revealed she thought he was a "douche bag" when they first met because he was known for his eye for the ladies.

He said: "We met through a mutual friend. She thought I was a douche bag. I had just gotten out of the shower and walked in the room with no shirt on.

"I was out of control with women. I was very abusive with women. but like every girl they always think that, 'I will be the one to change him.'

Demi Moore is writing her autobiography.

The 47-year-old actress is reportedly undertaking a series of meetings with publishers in New York to sell the rights to the tome, her agent Luke Janklow has confirmed.

However, her representative had no further information on the project, including title or expected release date.

This is not the 'Ghost' actress' first foray into the literary world.

Claudia Schiffer (pictured) has given birth to her third child. The supermodel and husband Matthew Vaughn welcomed their new daughter on Friday.

The baby, which was delivered at London's Portland Hospital, joins Caspar, seven, and five-year-old Clementine, the couple's two other children.

According to a report in German newspaper Welt am Sonntag, the supermodel, 39, is expected to reveal the baby's name in the coming week. Schiffer and movie director Vaughn have been married since 2002.
Earlier, Claudia showed off her seven months-pregnant body and posed nude for the cover of the June issue of German Vogue.
The image, shot by her close friend designer Karl Lagerfeld, shows the supermodel side on, covering herself with her hands and is reminiscent of Demi Moore’s famous 1991 Vanity Fair cover.
(Image: Splash News)

Ashton Kutcher doesn't want to have children with Demi Moore.

The actor is stepfather to his wife's three kids with ex-husband Bruce Willis - daughters Rumer, 21, Scout, 18, and Tallulah, 16 - and admits he is glad the girls are growing more independent as it gives the couple more time alone together.

When asked about the possibility of them having a child together, Ashton said: "There is something attractive about our third girl - she's 16 now - gaining some independence. I get to walk the dogs in the morning because she can drive herself to school now. There is a level of independence that we've never had since our relationship started, and an ability to spend time together doing things that we might want to take advantage of. Because in our relationship we've always had kids.

"We get to do a lot of things now... There is something very attractive about what we can do in the world and for the world, given that responsibility in a different place."

Demi Moore dresses for her body shape.

The 47-year-old beauty admits her figure has changed thanks to her three children with ex-husband Bruce Willis - Rumer, 21, Scout, 18 and 16-year-old Tallulah - but wouldn't change the way she looks and has accepted her imperfections.

Demi said: "You know, another thing that comes with maturity is you learn how to dress around those things you don't like.

"I definitely do. I've had three children and my youngest, when she was quite small and we were on a beach, referred to the marks on my belly as my trademarks.

Demi Moore puts her children before anything else in her life.

The actress claims she and husband Ashton Kutcher - who she wed in 2005 - both have such an amicable relationship with her ex-husband Bruce Willis, with who she has three daughters, because none of the adults put themselves first.

Speaking on 'Friday Night With Jonathan Ross', she said: "The most important thing is to make your kids your priority, so it becomes very easy."

Despite this, Demi, 47, admits having a husband 15 years her junior does mean he can be childish, such as posting pictures of her in a pair of knickers on twitter, but she is happy to play along with his pranks.

She added: "I'm laying in wait to get him."