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Sienna Miller has no regrets.
The 'Factory Girl' actress - who recently rekindled her romance with actor Jude Law - is unhappy about the way she is perceived, but is glad she never changed her ways to suit other people.
The 28-year-old star said: "I think if anyone documents their 20s, it's not going to be ideal all the time. And I refused to conform. I wasn't going to become agoraphobic. I was going to live my life.
"Of course I've made mistakes but I don't really regret - I can't really regret - anything, because that's just part of growing up."
While she has no regrets, Sienna admits she has become more guarded because speaking candidly about herself has caused her too many problems in the past.
She added to Britain's Marie Claire magazine: "I've got an enormous mouth. No filter! I have to learn.
"Humour and sarcasm tend not to translate very well and I'd got to a point where I'd be completely joking and I caused quite a lot of drama for myself. So I've been trying to be a bit more guarded in what I give away because it wasn't worth the headache it caused me at the end."
Despite trying to be careful about how she is perceived, Sienna insists she doesn't care what people think of her.
She said: "Ultimately you can't obsess about what people make you out to be. I've made some mistakes in the past that have contributed to how I'm perceived but, to be honest, I don't really buy into it. It doesn't define me any more."
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Cheryl Cole wowed fans with her first solo performance since splitting with husband Ashley Cole.
The 26-year-old pop star - who dumped the 29-year-old sportsman two weeks ago, after it was claimed he had slept with several other women and sent them X-rated text messages and explicit photographs of himself - performed her hit single 'Fight for This Love' on Denmark's version of 'The X Factor' last night (05.03.10), without wearing her wedding ring.
Cheryl - who wore a military inspired outfit with a police style hat - told the audience in Copenhagen: "It's a pleasure to be here."
It was confirmed that 'The X Factor' judge used her maiden name, Tweedy, to book her flight into Denmark and secure her hotel room.
Her spokesman told the Daily Mail newspaper: "Cheryl's name on her passport is Cheryl Tweedy which is why her flight was booked under that name. Her passport was not changed when she married Ashley. As for the hotel booking, it is always made under an alias. All pop stars do the same and she was doing that when she was in Girls Aloud as well."
It also emerged that the singer is "upset" with bandmate Nadine Coyle, who has not been in contact since she split from Ashley.
A friend said: "This could be the final straw which splits the band up."
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Amanda Seyfried has a tattoo of the word 'Minge' on her foot.
The American actress decided to get the etching - which is a British slang term for vagina - after her 'Mamma Mia!' co-star Colin Firth used the word repeatedly while filming and found it hilarious when she discovered what it meant.
She told Britain's Glamour magazine: "My and my best friend Rachel McDowell, who was in 'Mamma Mia!' with me, have matching tattoos, which say 'Minge'. I've never really been a fan of tattoos, but I wanted to see what it felt like. Rachel has a lot of them.
"Anyway, Colin Firth used to say that word on the set and Rachel had to explain to me what it meant. So it's on my foot. It's to make me laugh, and every time I look at it, I do."
The blonde beauty - who is dating actor Dominic Cooper - admits she always laughs at crude things and isn't as innocent as she looks.
She said: "I have a dirty sense of humour. I can be blunt and vulgar."
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Tim Burton believes in ghosts.
The 51-year-old film director - who has a six-year-old son Billy and two-year-old daughter Nell with partner Helena Bonham Carter - claims to have had an experience with the supernatural, which he insists is not uncommon.
He said: "I've seen things and felt things. I think most people do. I think it's just how much you suppress it. I don't go out and say, 'Oh, my god, I was abducted by a UFO,' or, 'I've seen these ghosts.'
"You feel an energy."
The 'Alice in Wonderland' filmmaker also claims to find cemeteries "positive" places.
He added to Interview magazine: "Most people say about graveyards, 'Oh, it's just a bunch of dead people; it's creepy.' But for me, there's an energy to it that is not creepy or dark. It has a positive sense to it."
However, the eccentric filmmaker doesn't believe anyone can force a spirit to reveal themselves.
He said: "I think anytime you try, it ain't gonna happen. It always seems to occur when you're sort of open but not thinking about it. I've never held a seance."
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Sharon Osbourne's "hardest job" is running her husband Ozzy Osbourne.
The reality TV star - who has three grown-up children, Aimee, Kelly and Jack with the rocker - believes looking after him is the most challenging thing she has ever had to do and believes wives should get paid for what they do for their husbands.
She explained: "Running him is the hardest job of all. A woman should be paid for that, but of course we're not, and so we have to work. And I have to work in order to be independent. I would hate to be in a position where I have to say to Ozzy, 'I need to get my hair done, can you give me some money?' "
Although they have had a tempestuous relationship, the couple have been married for 27 years.
Sharon has no idea how their romance has been so long-lasting but believes it they "just work".
She said: "When we got married, our friends would take bets on how long it would last. I can't blame them.
"It just works. We fight with each other. It's not been easy but it's never meant to be easy."
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