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Life at the Playboy Mansion may have seemed shiny and glamorous from the outside, but Holly Madison says that behind closed doors, it was far from it.

"It was so confining," Madison, 36, tells People exclusively. The author of a second memoir, The Vegas Diaries, moved out of the mansion in 2008 after seven years living there with then boyfriend Hugh Hefner.

"It was a place where you're made to feel like as a woman, your value decreases as you age," she says. "And it decreases if you have something to say. It's really not healthy."

Her female roommates, (six when she...

Life at the Playboy Mansion may have seemed shiny and glamorous from the outside, but Holly Madison says that behind closed doors, it was far from it. "It was so confining," Madison, 36, tells People exclusively. The author of a second memoir, The Vegas Diaries, moved out of the mansion in 2008 after seven years living there with then boyfriend Hugh Hefner. "It was a place where you're made to feel like as a woman, your value decreases as you age," she says. "And it decreases if you have something to say. It's really not healthy." Her female roommates, (six when she...

Life at the Playboy Mansion may have seemed shiny and glamorous from the outside, but Holly Madison says that behind closed doors, it was far from it. "It was so confining," Madison, 36, tells People exclusively. The author of a second memoir, The Vegas Diaries, moved out of the mansion in 2008 after seven years living there with then boyfriend Hugh Hefner. "It was a place where you're made to feel like as a woman, your value decreases as you age," she says. "And it decreases if you have something to say. It's really not healthy." Her female roommates, (six when she...

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice has certainly had an interesting journey in its first three weeks in theaters. While many critics and fans alike have bashed this superhero adventure, which kicks off the DC Expanded Universe (Dceu), it has proven to be a hit, taking in $270.5 million domestically and $720.8 billion worldwide, from a $250 million budget. In just a few short days, several of the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice stars will reunite to start production on Justice League Part 1, including Aquaman himself, Jason Momoa. Entertainment Tonight recently caught up with the actor, who had this to say about the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice critical backlash, while expressing his excitement for Justice League Part 1.

"There's been some things here and there, but I'm stoked. There's a lot of support from fans. There's a big beautiful world. There's a lot -- a lot -- of stuff. I feel...

However you feel about the film, there's no question that there has been a backlash against Zack Snyder's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" over its perceived quality and the viability of the proposed DC extended universe of films based on several of its iconic heroes.

Et Online spoke with one of those heroes, actor Jason Momoa who plays Aquaman, and asked him about the backlash that the film has received. He responded:

"There's been some things here and there, but I'm stoked. There's a lot of support from fans. There's a big beautiful world. There's a lot -- a lot -- of stuff. I feel really privileged to know that there's a lot of big, beautiful stuff that's going to happen. I'm excited too, for people to see the final product. And now it's our turn -- it's Justice League time! I've been waiting for four years that...

"There's been some things here and there, but I'm stoked. There's a lot of support from fans," Momoa says of the backlash. "There's a big beautiful world. There's a lot -- a lot -- of stuff. I feel really privileged to know that there's a lot of big, beautiful stuff that's going to happen. I'm excited too, for people to see the final product. And now it's our turn -- it's Justice League time! I've been waiting for four years that I've known about it that I've had to keep my mouth shut. I'm super pumped to shoot it!" "Some people liked it, some people didn't, it is what it is," he added. "I don't get it, but I don't really listen to what anyone says...You can't win 'em all. And I had a ball. I loved it."...

You can't win 'em all, Jon Hamm. The Mad Men star took home a Golden Globe this year for his work on the hit show, but he revealed to Vanity Fair that while he actually has two trophies for the role, only one technically belongs to him. The other, he said, belongs to John Hamm. It turns out the Hollywood Foreign Press Association misspelled his name on his first trophy, which he earned during the writers' strike, so it was sent to him in the mail. "And they spelled my name wrong, which was also awesome," he explained. "I was like, 'Oh man. Uh, guys, there's no 'H'," he said. Awkward! Even worse is that they haven't sent him a new plaque to stick over...

You can't win 'em all, Mr. T, but you can sure as heck try! People either love or hate Donald Trump, and there's no better way to sum up the presidential hopeful's divisiveness than this photo. During a rally in Alabama, the controversial candidate greeted a crowd filled with eager fans except for one little baby who was clearly not impressed. In the photo, which is now marking its territory in meme history, Trump is shown holding a baby's face as its mother freaks the eff out in the front row. Seriously, she's so excited about meeting the businessman turned reality star turned politician that she practically offers up her baby no questions asked. And in the midst...

Playboy mogul Hugh Hefner has responded to former girlfriend Holly Madison's claims that he manipulated her during her time at the Playboy Mansion, a period of her life she dubbed a "nightmare."

"Over the course of my life I've had more than my fair share of romantic relationships with wonderful women," Hefner, 89, said in a statement to People. "Many moved on to live happy, healthy and productive lives and I'm pleased to say remain dear friends today. Sadly, there are a few who have chosen to rewrite history in an attempt to stay in the spotlight."

Madison's new book,...

You can't win 'em all! Hilary Duff learned that the hard way when she stopped by The Kyle and Jackie O Show, where she agreed to play a game called Too Much Information. She wasn't allowed to divulge her identity while participating in the blind date challenge. The rules are the game are simple: The "Come Clean" singer was put on a phone call with eight men who were told to hang up when they heard something they didn't like. Out of the eight bachelors she spoke to, only one didn't hang up on her. Ouch! But we bet those other gents are kicking themselves now that they know it was the "Sparks" singer, especially since she's on the rebound from ex-husband Mike...

You can't win 'em all, right Mimi? The isolated, unedited vocals during Mariah Carey's performance of "All I Want for Christmas" at last night's Tree Lighting Ceremony in NYC's Rockefeller Center have been leaked…and they'll probably make you cringe. The 44-year-old Grammy winner struggles to hit the high notes during the holiday track, which to be fair, are really high. But if anyone should be able to belt a high note, it's Carey. While she has yet to address the newly released clip, she did hop on Twitter to apologize to fans yesterday about making them wait in the rain for her highly anticipated arrival. "Last night's situation was beyond my...

One minute you're sat next to Louis Walsh with your Little Muffins, oozing in clothing and perfume endorsements. The next you're being accused of supplying class A drugs and being hauled through the courts.

Fame is a fickle game, which is exactly what BBC Three got across in tonight's one-hour documentary, charting the past year of Tulisa Contostavlos's life - from her initial arrest after being set up in a drug sting by The Sun on Sunday to the case being dramatically thrown out of court earlier this month.

So, here's the 6 things we learned after we watched Tulisa: The Price of Fame...

Saying that you "did it all for Leonardo DiCaprio" is not a defence

When Mazher Mahmood approached Tulisa posing as a film producer, he told her that she would be a film star, work with Leonardo DiCaprio, win awards and earn £3.5 million to boot.

Ok, so...

Sigh. You can't win 'em all. There were some absolutely stunning gowns that graced the red carpet for the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards Sunday night. Lupita Nyong'o, for example, was total perfection in Ralph Lauren. But some others? Not. So. Much. If every single celeb stepped out in an unbelievably gorgeous gown, then the red carpet wouldn't be that exciting, right? So let's take a moment to look at the stars who took a fashion risk and made the red carpet a more, um, interesting place. Lena Dunham had us all scratching our heads over her canary yellow Zac Posen number, and Paula Patton took a giant leap of by faith by donning that structural white column gown with a giant ruffle growing...

You can't win 'em all.

Jeff Bridges may have six Academy Award nominations and one Oscar win under his belt, but not all his movies are sterling works of art. That was proven this summer with his critically-panned flop "R.I.P.D."

The ghostbusting action flick was D.O.A. at the box office, making just $12.7 million in its opening weekend (it cost $130 million to make). In the October issue of GQ, Bridges acknowledges that the movie, which also starred Ryan Reynolds, wasn't a highlight on his film resume.

"I had such a great time working on that movie. I remember what we were doing. I thought: This could be fun to see," he said. "And when I saw it, I was a little underwhelmed. For my mind, the studio made some, uh, choices that I wouldn't have made."

Very diplomatic, Jeff.

The failure of "R.I.P.D." was an interesting experience for Bridges,...

After finally getting some answers on "You Can't Win 'Em All", 90210 left us off with another huge cliffhanger the week before it says goodbye.

Considering "Scandal Royale" was the penultimate episode of 90210, the writers did have to go out with a bang. And a bang it was, literally. Adrianna is trapped on stage in a broken set that is about to burst into flames. Navid is backstage trying to get to her and Dixon is still in the theater.

Meanwhile, Silver was undergoing an Mri after hearing bouts of bad news. Her doctor informed her that her last tests didn't go well and were cause for high concern. Then we found out that Michaela lost the baby. At her last check-up there was no heartbeat. For as annoying as some people may have found Silver this season, anyone would admit that the girl is having a really hard time right now.

Too many cliffhangers!!

On the latest episode of 90210, Annie and Naomi dealt with the latest drama that Annie's novel has caused. Annie's ex-client Patrick made an appearance on 90210's New York episode and vowed to get revenge on the people Annie loves the most.

In "You Can't Win 'Em All," it turned out that moron Patrick actually did his homework and knew what he was doing when he planted cocaine in Mark's bag. Surprise surprise, Mark has a past record!

Seriously, would you except anything less on this show? As Naomi so helpfully pointed out, she has a rap sheet a mile long and Annie was a hooker at one point. Very few saints exist in America's most famous zip code.

As it turns out, Mark's been arrested before on charges of narcotics trafficking. As he tells it, he was never involved but he didn't stop it either. Since the...

New 90210 season 5,episode 20 official spoilers,plotline revealed by CW. Recently,CW revealed the new,official,synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "90210" episode 20 of season 5. The episode is entitled, "You Can't Win 'Em All," and it sounds like it'll be quite intriguing as Jordan's mother will show up on the scene,and doesn't like Naomi,and more. In the new 20th episode press release, Annie will deal with the fall out from her book. Jordan (guest star Robbie Jones) will call in a favor from his mother (guest star Robin Givens) to help out Mark (guest star Charlie Weber), but in exchange, he must end things with Naomi. Annie is going to have to deal with the betrayal Liam feels from being in her book ,and Michaela (guest star Lyndon Smith) will catch Navid and Adrianna during an intimate moment. Actors Jessica Stroup and Tristan Wilds will also appear in the episode.

It’s time for another entry in our regular poster round-up feature, and yet again it is another jam-packed update with posters for over a dozen movies, from horror to action and everything in between, including The Expendables 2, Pitch Perfect, The Watch and V/H/S to name a few!

The Expendables 2

The Watch

Pitch Perfect

V/H/S

Electrick Children

Branded

Soldiers of Fortune

Its a Disaster...

Sylvester Stallone’s upcoming all-star action extravaganza The Expendables 2 is currently in the midst of a mass scale marketing blitz that recently motored on with the release of its final official poster over at Yahoo! Movies (check out a larger version after the break). Just look at all those big names standing next to each other and try to tell me that it doesn’t get you excited for the possibility of seeing them kick ass on the same screen. These guys are the biggest badasses in movie history, without question, and just the idea of seeing Jcvd finally going toe-to-toe with Chuck Norris is enough to make one salivate. But what’s with the name of this franchise? The Expendables? Hardly. These rich old men are anything but, as their films have basically made all the money the action genre has brought in over the last three decades. To...

The military magazine Soldier of Fortune has teamed up with American comic book publisher Bluewater Productions to launch a new fictional adventure series called Soldier of Fortune Presents: Stealth.

With superhero soldiers such as Captain America and G.I. Joe making the leap from comics to the big screen - and a Sgt Rock adaptation also on the way - the two publishers hope to add to that long and distinguished legacy. And there's already talk of turning the comic into a TV series.

The new action-adventure comic, which is scheduled to debut in June, is written by best-selling author Marc Shapiro and drawn by Steven Black.

It centres on a fictional secret special ops team hired by the government to do the jobs that the military is unable to undertake, for practical or political reasons.

"Finally a real adventure graphic novel for real men," said Lt. Col. Robert K.

We here all heart "Harry Potter" like nobody's business, but have we ever wanted to quantitatively chart the level of love we have for each character and the actors who played them? Maaaaaaaaaaaaybe…

Point is now we don't have to, 'cause someone busted out their calculators/protractors/abacus and did the deed for us, sharing the results via Buzzfeed. How did each fare in their "Evolution of Hotness?"

Well, Snape and Voldemort remained steady in their level of attractiveness, which is lots and nil, respectively. Harry took a major downturn once he developed his "square-head" around "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire," although his best pal Ron used his ginger powers to make big gains.

That happening hottie Hermione had her heat heightened after de-puffing her hair, while Neville Longbottom went from chunkstyle to GQ, exponentially increasing his swag. Perhaps the most controversial inclusion would be Cedric Diggory, who...

Here's a news item for those of you in the Hollywood-has-lost-all-sense-of-originality group. Universal has greenlit a project that reimagines Renaissance Man Leonardo da Vinci as an action hero. But if you think this is the only project centered on da Vinci, think again. Warner Bros. is also developing an action flick titled Leonardo da Vinci and the Soldiers of Fortune while Starz is developing Da Vinci's Demons, a retrospective drama summed up with the pitch line, "If modern day has Tony Stark, the Renaissance had da Vinci." The Universal version will be produced by the guys who brought us Watchmen and will center on da Vinci trying to stop Renaissance Europe from returning to the Dark Ages. The movie, which is described as a comedy action-adventure, will look to mimic the...

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Here are the new MPAA ratings from Bulletin No: 2191.

1911 Rated R For war violence. Release Date: October 7, 2011 58: The Film Rated PG-13 For some mature thematic material. Carnage Rated R For language. Release Date: December 16, 2011 Catch .44 Rated R For strong bloody violence, pervasive language and some sexual content. Release Date: Tba 2011 Dog Jack Rated PG-13 For some violence. Force Rated R For violence and some brutality throughout. The Good Doctor Rated PG-13 For thematic material, disturbing situations and some crude sexual content. Release Date: Tba 2012 Note: The Original "R" Rating, Bulletin No. 2186 (8/24/11) Has Been Changed By The Appeals Board. The Greatest Miracle Rated PG For thematic elements including scary images. The Hidden Face (La Cara Oculta) Rated R For some strong sexual content, graphic nudity and language. I Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat Rated G The Lazarus Papers Rated R For violence, sexual content, drug use and language. Natural Selection...

Once Warner Bros get Green Lantern out of the way in a couple of weeks time and baring a financial disaster, I had expected attention to swiftly turn to a movie based on The Flash (or Wonder Woman, but she’s got a small screen debut forthcoming) but there’s another superhero character, this one definitely a B-list guy, which could beat the fastest man alive into cinema’s.

It’s On The Grid (via Badass Digest) say a movie version of Gardner Fox and artist Dennis Neville’s DC superhero Hawkman is being developed, carrying the following plot line;

Part Indiana Jones/Da Vinci Code, part Ghost tentpole about the fictional superhero that appears in D.C. Comic books. He used archaic weaponry and large, artificial wings attached to a harness made of the Nth metal that allows flight. Most incarnations of Hawkman work closely with a partner/romantic...

Photo: AMPAS // RopeofSilicon.com The Oscar voting period for the 2011 Oscars ended yesterday at 5 p.m. Pst and the scramble for Oscar positioning continued up until the final bell, notably in the Art Direction race, which, if you haven't heard yet, wait until we get to that category in this prediction piece. Things got a bit "steamy" in Lionel Logue's office yesterday. This, of course, is on top of everything else The King's Speech has been facing since it became the perceived front-runner shortly after it received 12 Oscar nominations, and even one day before.

But all that is in the past. The ballots have been turned in and there is no turning back. Now it's our turn to predict who will win.

In this article I will give my predictions in all categories except for Documentary Short Subject, Live Action Short and Animated Short. I have not yet had a chance to watch those,...

In Part One of our interview with Real Andrews, the actor discussed his new role on the indie soap The Bay, and revealed how growing up without a father impacted his personal demons. In this part he shares more about his religious evolution, as well as some shocking statistics about obesity in the United States. Why are Americans more at risk now than in the past 200 years? Find out below!

We Love Soaps TV: Were you raised Christian?

Real Andrews: No. I was raised Catholic, I went to a private boys school. My grandma was very Catholic, I went to church with her. Then I was searching. I became a Buddhist, I went to Pentecost, I went to Baptist, I was searching. It was a process. The closer you get to God, the more you hear his voice. But you have to respect people where they are. I’m...

It's "Tik Tok" on the clock for most of the stars who were voted onto the list of the Top 10 Celebrities You Love to Hate for 2010.

Our readers are calling for the end of most of their 15 minutes of fame, with many voters even noted they didn't love to hate them, they just do. You can't win 'em all, so after hundreds of votes, here's the list of the Top 10 Celebrities You Love to Hate for 2010.

Top 10 Celebrities You Love to Hate for 2010

10. Kristen Stewart...

Turner Classic Movies (North America) presents two gems over this weekend that have never been available on home video in America. Tonight at 12:15 Am (Est)(actually Sunday morning), TCM presents the acclaimed 1966 comedy drama The Family Way, starring Hayley Mills and Hywel Bennett as teenage newlyweds who find that fate keeps preventing them from consummating their marriage. Roy Boulting directs and Paul McCartney provides the musical score. On Sunday October 10 at 6:15 Pm (Est), TCM presents a real rarity as part of its tribute to Tony Curtis: the rarely-seen 1970 adventure You Can't Win 'Em All starring Curtis and Charles Bronson as mercenaries in Turkey. The film was directed by Peter Collinson, who helmed the original classic The Italian Job.