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The 'Ghost' actress and 21-year-old Rumer Willis attended a recent party at exclusive Hollywood venue Chateau Marmont and the 47-year-old beauty was keen to show off her raunchy moves.

A source told Life and Style magazine: "Demi got up and impressed everyone, especially when she spun around the pole upside down."

Rumer - the actress' eldest daughter from her marriage to actor Bruce Willis - then decided to follow in her mother's footsteps by giving it a go as a host of stars, including Demi's husband Ashton Kutcher, Jennifer Aniston and Leonardo DiCaprio, looked on.

The source added: "Everyone was cheering, and Leo gave Ashton a high-five."

The pair were taking part in the third annual Pre-Oscar Hollywood Domino Gala charity event alongside a number of celebrities including Eva Longoria Parker, Kelly Brook, Jamie Foxx and Nicky Hilton.

The event, which took place at Bar 210 at the Beverly Hilton hotel, was not a comfortable one for British actress Kelly, whose ex-boyfriend Jason Statham was also in attendance.

A source told the MailOnline website: "She looked stunning and Jason was there with his girlfriend - he didn't want the pair meeting.

"Rather than risk an awkward encounter, he didn't sit down for dinner straight away.

Demi Moore has admitted she cries "at everything".

The 47-year-old actress has confessed she gets very teary over the smallest of things, including heart-warming television adverts.

She is quoted as saying: "I cry at everything. Even if I am happy. Even at commercials on television. I can't help it. Ashton doesn't mind, but I do tend to cry at anything."

One person who is unlikely to make Demi cry is her husband Ashton Kutcher.

The 32-year-old actor recently revealed his secret to being a good husband - good manners.

He said: "My brother had a heart transplant when he was 13, and my parents were at the hospital a lot so I went and I stayed at a friend's house. And his mother was this really wonderful, wonderful woman that sort of taught me a bunch of things like table manners and how to treat a woman - pulling out her chair, opening the door for her.

Skip the flowers as actress Angelina Jolie has reportedly bought Brad Pitt a $18,000 olive tree for Valentine's Day. The new tree will be displayed in the grounds of their French house, Chateau Miraval.

A source told UK newspaper The Sun: "Ange bought it from a nursery called The English Garden Centre in Valbonne, near their house. It's a very special tree and cost her a fortune."
Brad, 46, and Angelina, 34, recently dismissed reports that they are splitting and were seen together at last weekend's Super Bowl in Florida.

More celebrity love...Valentine's Day star Ashton Kutcher has given his tips for the romantic day and said men should start celebrating as soon as they wake in the morning. Kutcher, 32, will be spending February 14 with his wife Demi Moore, 47.
They both recently attended the European premiere of the movie in London. Talking to MTV about his tips for the big day, Kutcher said it's best to get in there early. He said: "By waiting until the end of the day, now you have to compete with what everyone else has done throughout the day.
"So if you hit it first thing in the morning, they're all competing with you and you set the bar. Do not leave it hanging - at least plant the seed."
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In new romantic comedy "Valentine's Day," which opens in movie theaters on Friday, Ashton Kutcher and Jennifer Garner play best friends each dealing with their own romantic relationship issues.

The pair first worked together 10 years ago in the 2000 feature "Dude, Where's My Car." Since then, both rose to fame on television shows, got married -- Kutcher to Demi Moore and Garner to Ben Affleck -- became parents and movie stars.

Kutcher and Garner talked to Reuters about their film and shared opinions about all things romantic including JumboTron proposals and school teacher crushes.

Q: Ashton, you play a florist in "Valentine's Day." What did you learn about that job that would be a tip for guys.

Kutcher: "Baby's Breath is hell to florists. It's filler. It's not sexy, it's not chic. It's death to a florist. They hate it when it comes in as a request."

Q: What's your take on giving flowers on Valentine's Day -- boring and unimaginative, or a given?

Garner: "It's a baseline must."

Kutcher: "Flowers are conformist if you don't think about the card. The flowers will say a lot, but the card becomes the essential piece of the delivery."

Garner: "Well said."

Q: In the film, a high school student played by Taylor Swift gets a giant stuffed teddy bear from her boyfriend, played by Taylor Lautner. Are stuffed animals an appropriate gift on Valentine's Day, or too cutesy?

Garner: "In high school, or in a new relationship: appropriate."

Kutcher: "It totally depends. If you can imagine at some point in time the stuffed animal at the bottom of somebody's closet, don't go for it. However, my wife collects monkeys. She's got these little monkeys all over her desk, so if it's somebody like that, a stuffed animal could be the right thing."

Q: So you're getting Demi a monkey for Valentine's Day?

Kutcher: "This year, instead of giving gifts to each other, we started a foundation called the DNA Foundation to help human trafficking victims. We're sending the girls flowers and making them our Valentines so they know that someone can love them without asking for anything back. There are 350,000 trafficked people here in the United States."

Garner: "Wow. You think it doesn't happen here. It's so shocking."

Q: Ashton, your character proposes to his girlfriend (Jessica Alba) on Valentines Day, but it doesn't work out. Is it dangerous to propose on a Valentine's Day in case the answer is no and the day is forever associated with a negative?

Kutcher: "I say: 'two birds, one stone.' I proposed to my wife on April Fool's Day."

Garner: "How do you feel about proposals on a JumboTron?"

Kutcher: "I'm not down with the JumboTron. I think it's very valiant to the people that do it, but I've seen too many You Tube videos where it didn't go well."

Garner: "I proposed for a guy once. I was working the Georgia Shakespeare Festival. I was an intern and we had a pre-show. This guy -- I had to call his girlfriend up on stage, read her a sonnet and say: 'He wants your hand in marriage.'"

Kutcher: "How'd it go?"

Garner: "She said yes, but I was shaking!"

Q: You were shaking?

Garner: "Yes, because I was asking for him and I felt like I was the conductor for his nerves."

Kutcher: "I get it. I'm an ordained minister in the state of Nevada and I married two couples. It was terrifying!"

Q: Jennifer, you play a grade school teacher in the film with a 10-year old student who has a crush on you. Did any of you have innocent crushes on teachers back in school?

Garner: "Mr. Monaghan. I had a necklace and I gave it to him for Valentine's Day. It was a necklace I got for practicing the piano every day for certain amount of months."

Kutcher: "I never got a necklace for practicing the piano."

Garner: "We were bribed. It wasn't fancy. It was a little heart on a rope. But Mr. Monaghan didn't even sneak behind my back and go to my mom to give the necklace back."

Q: As an adult, you don't seem okay with his decision.

Garner: "I just feel like, C'mon Mr. Monaghan. What did you do with my necklace?"

(Editing by Bob Tourtellotte)

Valentine's Day with Hollywood.  Kim Kardashian (pictured) has revealed her plans as has Justin Long's girlfriend Drew Barrymore.  Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore also want you to know what they are doing.  Follow all of the celebrities plans for the romantic holiday below.

Drew Barrymore won't spend Valentine's Day with her boyfriend, but its only because she tries to be a loving girlfriend every day and so doesn't want to turn the romantic festival into a big occasion, reports the Boston Globe.
Barrymore sparked rumors earlier that she had got engaged after her Facebook status was changed to say 'Engaged'. However, her rep has said the status change means nothing and talking of the rumors, the rep added: "Not true."

Kim's plans...Reality star Kim Kardashian is hosting a Queen Of Hearts Ball to celebrate Valentine's Day. The 29-year-old beauty, who is dating New Orleans Saints star Reggie Bush, will be hosting the bash at the Lavo club on The Palazzo in Las Vegas.
She wrote on her blog: "Anyone going to be in Las Vegas for Valentine's Day weekend? "I'm hosting a pre-Valentine's day affair, The Queen of Hearts Ball, at Lavo at The Palazzo on Saturday February 13 and it should be a lot of fun! Hope to see all you lovers in Vegas! :)."

About the married couple...Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore have decided to give their love to other people on Valentine’s Day. The famous couple usually go crazy to show how much they care for each other on February 14. But now actor Kutcher has revealed this year they have decided to send flowers to women caught up in trafficking instead.
He told Entertainment Tonight: “Demi and I have done enough Valentine's Days together, where it's sort of like, we kind of set the bar pretty high early… “At a certain point we look at each other and go: ‘We’re not going to go crazy this year.’

“So this year we decided, instead of doing a big crazy thing for each other, that we'd share our love together with other people.
“So there is this organization in New York that works with traffic girls, so we are going to make all the girls that work with this organisation, our valentines this year. “And we are going to send them all flowers for Valentine’s Day, so these girls that are trafficking know they can be loved without anybody expecting anything in return.”

Ashton Kutcher knew Demi Moore was 'The One' when he realised he could hate her.

The 'Valentines Day' star - who married the actress four years ago - believes the key to a lasting relationship is being able to put up with another person's bad habits and still loving them for their flaws.

He said: "I think one thing sort of defines it which is, it's not how much you love someone when you love them, but it's how much you love them when you hate them. It's when you're in that moment where you cannot stand what the person you're with is doing, but you still love them. When things get tough it's not what you say, it's about what you do."

Ashton, 31, also claimed good manners are the key to being a good partner, and says he learned how to treat women properly from a young age.

He explained to Parade.com: "My brother had a heart transplant when he was 13, and my parents were at the hospital a lot so I went and I stayed at a friend's house. And his mother was this really wonderful, wonderful woman that sort of taught me a bunch of things like table manners and how to treat a woman - pulling out her chair, opening the door for her.

Miley Cyrus is to star in a remake of French film 'LOL: Laughing Out Loud'.

The 17-year-old actress has already been cast in the movie and is rumoured to be appearing alongside 47-year-old Demi Moore.

The original film - which starred former Bond girl Sophie Marceau -tells the story of a mother and daughter struggling to maintain their relationship following a marriage breakdown.

It is the latest in a string of movie roles Miley has landed which will move her into mainstream cinema following the success she enjoyed as the star of the 'Hannah Montana' franchise.

Last year, she filmed a cameo appearance in 'Sex and the City 2' and this year she will appear in drama 'The Last Song' alongside her boyfriend Liam Hemsworth.

Miley recently indicated she wanted to step away from being a teen idol.

She said: "My job is to be a role model, and that's what I want to do, but my job isn't to be a parent.

"My job isn't to tell your kids how to act or how not to act, because I'm still figuring that out for myself. So to take that way from me is a bit selfish.

Every pilot-casting season starts with a flurry of offers to a handful of actors who quickly become the season's most sought-after leads.

The hottest names at the top of pilot wish lists this year include Julianne Moore, Maria Bello, Christina Applegate, Matt Dillon and Jason Isaacs. All have received multiple offers.

Moore, a four-time Oscar nominee who recently tested the TV waters with a guest-starring turn on NBC's "30 Rock," has been pursued for at least two pilots so far: NBC's "Prime Suspect" remake and another redo, ABC's direct-to-series "Scoundrels," based on the New Zealand series "Outrageous Fortune."

Both projects, as well as NBC's "Chase," a Jerry Bruckheimer-produced fugitive-apprehension drama pilot, are showcases for a strong female lead character, which explains the producers' desire to go after accomplished actresses.

Bello also has been approached for the police detective role originated by Helen Mirren in "Suspect," while "Scoundrels" also went after Demi Moore.

The actresses approached for "Chase" include Bello, Tea Leoni and Applegate, who also had an offer for CBS' female-centered comedy pilot "Open Books."

Dillon, who largely has steered clear of TV even as his younger brother has found fame in "Entourage," had gotten feelers for NBC's new take on "The Rockford Files" from "House" creator David Shore, and he was talked about for "Ridealong," "The Shield" creator Shawn Ryan's cop drama at Fox.

Isaacs, a hot item since wrapping the Showtime series "Brotherhood" in 2008, had to skip last year's pilot season because of his commitment to the "Harry Potter" movies, in which he plays Lucius Malfoy. He also has been in talks for "Ridealong" and was approached for the lead on ABC's cop-drama pilot "187 Detroit."

While most actors on the hot lists flirt with the idea but ultimately end up passing, one or two a year take the plunge. Recent examples include Simon Baker, now star of CBS' hit sophomore dramedy "The Mentalist"; Peter Krause, who recently segued from ABC's "Dirty Sexy Money" to NBC's "Parenthood"; and Applegate, who, after years of turning down scripts, said yes to ABC's "Samantha Who?" which lasted two seasons.

Kyra Sedgwick and Vincent D'Onofrio don't instantly make us think they'd work as a married couple, but perhaps that's the point for writer/director Jay Alaimo's new indie drama, Chlorine.

Because the family at the centre of the film - with Sedgwick as the appearance-obsessed matriarch and D'Onofrio as the lacklustre hubby - are too busy fighting to realise that they've entered into a very dodgy real estate deal.

Alaimo has been trying to get the film together for a few years now - he previous got it set up with Ray Liotta and Demi Moore, but scheduling issues and, more importantly, Hurricane Katrina, derailed his efforts.

Now he's moved the drama to New Jersey, which makes us think it'll be a little like The Sopranos - but with slightly less blood.