"I'm not great at it. A lot of that has to do with the fact that it's hard for me to get rid of 30 years... of playing in a certain way and then all of the sudden become accustomed to pressing some buttons and stuff." Slash, the star of Guitar Hero III, is struggling to come to terms with the video game.

"I figure if Bin Laden wants me, and everybody is looking for him, it probably won't happen. But if he wants to try and find me for something so stupid, he can do what he wants. I have to leave it in the hands of my higher power. Come on, if anybody (else was) threatened by Al Qaeda, they'd take it seriously." Bobby Brown Tells the New York Daily News He's still afraid that Osama Bin Laden is after him.

"My son was so proud to wear a Batman And Robin T-shirt to the hardware store the other day, and I was like, 'Holy s---! Take that thing off! Don't remind me!'" Actor Chris O'Donnell is trying to forget his role in 1997's Batman And Robin.

"She used to. Then I bought her a house and she didn't say anything else." Comedian Chris Tucker's mother no longer objects to his sometimes shocking stand-up routine.

"She's always been the boss." Actor/singer Marc Anthony admits his wife Jennifer Lopez likes to take charge.

"My biggest weakness is sleep. I have to sleep eight hours a day and drink lots and lots of coffee to be awake." Latino pop hunk Ricky Martin.

"He grew up around women so he leaves the toilet seat down." Sarah Michelle Gellar is grateful for husband Freddie Prinze Jr.'s early housetraining.

"To have a song on a TV show is a pretty big deal these days." Billy Bob Thornton is proud he has recorded the theme to cable TV hit Weeds.

"I got so many hits y'all can't handle me. I got more hits than Madonna's got kids." Prince jokes with the crowd in London on Wednesday, during the first of 21 dates he is performing at the city's O2 Arena.

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