| With Rihanna's reputation for being just a tad raunchy and Emma Watson being the quintessential English rose, you do wonder what they'd have to talk about. But they obviously found some common ground when they hung out on the set of their new film The Apocalypse
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The Future Flames idea is sick... and something that I feel really strongly about. It takes young kids from different parts of the country that are really doing great things for their area - these kids are pushing positivity despite the issues or problems that life has thrown at them. These kids have used their passions to inspire others and having met some of them - its pretty humbling. They have all done amazing things and it just really drills down to what it's all about. These youngsters are our heroes of tomorrow and I feel very lucky to be involved with such a thing. |  | James Franco: A Dude's Take on Girls
I've read comments about Girls that said, in a nutshell, "I like the show, but I can't see me in the show." I feel the same way. The guys in the show are the biggest bunch of losers I've ever seen. |  | Clare Nasir: Climate is What We Expect, and Weather is What We Get
So here we are enjoying the last throws of May. I look back at Spring 2012 and admit it has been quite mixed, with summer arriving in March, followed by monsoon conditions in April... So what's the outlook for this summer? Given how busy the nations' diary is, the pressure is on... |  | Johnny Langer: Direction for the Directionless
For Man Like Me, finding direction is about the content of what gets laid down on the record. Take Squeeze, our current single. People say it's a song about sex or climax, but when I was writing it, it was more a case of looking for words to fill in the blanks and tell an unknown story, which would encourage our listeners to use their imagination. |  | James Elder: Soccer Aid - Where Celebrities, Charity and Football Collide
Welcome to Soccer Aid. A remarkable event where celebrities collide - in Myers' case quite literally - with footballing legends in England's grandest club stadium, all with the singular aim of raising money for the world's most disadvantaged children. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CO.UK |
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