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Director Brett Ratner Respondes to Olivia Munn's New Book Details

Oliva Munn's new book is drawing some attention, especially when it comes to director Brett Ratner.

In her memoir, Suck It, Wonder Woman!: The Misadventures of a Hollywood Geek, Munn gives the readers intimate details of her short relationship with the famed director.

Her early days in Hollywood included, "a grown man in an oversized shirt holding his undersized manhood in hands glistening with shrimp fat."

Ratner responded saying-

"I used to date Olivia Munn, I'll be honest with everyone here. But when she was 'Lisa.' She wasn't Asian back then," he said. "She was hanging out on my set of 'After the Sunset,' I banged her a few times, but I forgot her. Because she changed her name. I didn't know it was the same person and so when she auditioned for me for a TV show, I forgot her, she got pissed off, and so she made up all these stories about me eating shrimp and masturbating in my trailer. And she talked about my shortcomings."

Wow, OK, so that's how it was in their relationship... must of been one of those love/hate things..

[HuffingtonPost]

Elisabetta Canalis Talks Openly About Her Relationship with George Clooney in New Book

Maybe she hasn't gotten over him, but clearly he has gotten over her.

Elisabetta Canalis, a.k.a. George Clooney's ex-girlfriend is still talking about him after the duo split in June of this year after two-years of dating.

In a new book titled, Questo Amore, (great title right!!) Elisabetta says about her time with George as,

"the person who valued my feminine side the most" and "also one of the best people I have met from a charitable point of view," as well as "he has been a special for me, and very important, just as a father would be."

When elaborating on the last comment we learn,

"between us there was more of a father-daughter relationship. I was unable to clarify this up 'til now."

Kinda strange comment, yet we find a complement in there somewhere.

As for George, he's now dating model Stacy Keibler.

[People]

Kendra Wilkinson in New Book, Admits to Having Sex Before 'Dancing With the Stars' Results Show

Kendra Wilkinson only smiled on Dancing With the Stars because she just had sex.

That's what the former girl-next-door and star of the reality show Kendra on E! claims in her new memoir, Being Kendra: Cribs, Cocktails and Getting My Sexy Back.

"On Tuesdays before elimination, [my husband] Hank would come over to the set and bring a bottle of wine, and we would have sex in the trailer before the results show. Whenever you saw me smiling on camera on Tuesdays, it's because I just had sex."

As for the rest of the stars on the show?

"Who knows what they were all doing in their separate trailers, but I know what I was doing in mine!"

Yeah, and how many of them hooked up with their dance partners?? Ha!

[Life&Style]

Kendra Wilkinson Tells of Post-Baby Sex Life In New Book, 'Being Kendra'

Remember Kenda Wilkinson? Let's review, Girl Next Door, former Hugh Hefner girlfriend, Dancing With the Stars contestant, star of E!'s Kendra, and known for marrying NFL player Hank Baskett.

Well she's back with her second tell all book titled, Being Kendra, in the book the reality show star spills all the deets on her post-baby sex like.

Riveting text we must say!

via People,

Wilkinson explains in her new book Being Kendra that "as parents, now we have to try to fit in sex whenever we can."

"In a nutshell, that's my new sex life as a mom, but I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world."

"I try to keep my marriage exciting and make sure Hank is happy. He's my support system."

Sex support! We can buy that theory. Hef taught her well!

[People]

'Parenthood' Star Lauren Graham To Write A Novel

Lauren Graham may be an accomplished actress in such television hits as Gilmore Girls and her current role in Parenthood, but now she's ready to make a name for herself in the literary world.

The actress is set to release her first novel with Random House which tweeted on Tuesday,

"Any Gilmore Girl fans out there? We've got actress Lauren Graham's debut novel, YOU'LL NEVER MAKE IT."

The book, "is semi-autobiographical about [a] struggling actress in NYC in mid-90s who waits tables as she hopes for [her] big break."

No official release date has been set.

We can't wait!

[Twitter]

Kara DioGuardi Talks Childhood Molestation, Date Rape In New Memoir, 'A Helluva High Note'

Kara DioGuardi has been nothing but a sweet-heart in the pop music and entertainment world, but the music industry hotshot talks serious when she opens up about her childhood being molested and date-raped by a well known music producer.

The former American Idol judge opens up in her new memoir, A Helluva High Note.

via E! News,

DioGuardi, reveals that she was repeatedly molested when she was just 11 years old by a family friend's son who was in his late teens. "On one particular day, he took me into the back shed of his house and put his hands all over my breasts and vagina," she writes. "I remember freezing and not knowing what to do."

By 2000, DioGuardi's career started to take off. It was about that time she says that a "fairly known producer" date-raped her after having what she thought was a friendly dinner.

A few years later, DioGuardi found herself sexually harassed by a "hugely successful artist.

Her memoir,  A Helluva High Note hits bookstore on April 26.

Her new show Platinum Hit premieres May 30 on Bravo.

[E! News]

Ashley Judd's New Memoir, 'All That Is Bitter & Sweet' Reveals Her Early Childhood Abuse

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Ashley Judd is set to released her memoir on Tuesday titled, All That Is Bitter & Sweet in which she details her childhood which included sexual abuse.

RadarOnline has posted excerpts from the book where Ashley explains,

"She and my sister [Wynonna] have been quoted as saying that our family put the 'fun' in dysfunction. I wondered: 'Who, exactly, was having all the fun? What was I missing?'"

"I was taught to believe that our lifestyle was normal and never to question it or complain, even when I was left alone for hours, sometimes days at a time, or when I was passed without warning to yet another relative," Ashley wrote.

"I loved my mother, but at the same time I dreaded the mayhem and uncertainty that followed her everywhere...I often felt like an outsider observing my mom's life as she followed her own dreams."

"An old man everyone knew beckoned me into a dark, empty corner of the business and offered me a quarter for the pinball machine at the pizza place if I'd sit on his lap," Ashley said.

"He opened his arms, I climbed up, and I was shocked when he suddenly cinched his arms around me, squeezing me and smothering my mouth with his, jabbing his tongue deep into my mouth."

Video above Ashley appeared on The Today Show on Tuesday to talk about the new memoir.

[RadarOnline]