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Here’s a real question: do you think Leonardo DiCaprio ever gets bored with dating women who generally look like sisters? Erin Heatherton looks like Toni Garrn, who looks like Leo’s newest girlfriend, Kelly Rohrbach. They basically all have the same body, they’re all blonde, they’re all models and they were all under the age of 25 when they started dating Leo. Like, I wanted to believe the Rihanna rumors just because I don’t see how a dude can date so many similar-looking women in a row and NOT be bored. I would be bored if I dated three similar-looking dudes in a row, you know? Not only that, I would probably confuse them.

Anyway, it’s looking more and more like Kelly Rohrbach is Leo’s new official girlfriend. They’ve been seen together in Manhattan and the Hamptons for a few weeks, basically as soon as Cannes ended and Leo moved his international party to New York. Page Six says Leo was seen with Kelly as early as April (they were spotted at 1Oak in LA), although he was definitely acting like a single guy at Cannes, which is what he usually does, with or without an official girlfriend. Page Six says Leo and his P-ssy Posse rented a mansion in the Hamptons over the weekend and Kelly was out there with them. Then Leo and Kelly were seen together Monday night in Manhattan:

It sure sounds like Leonardo DiCaprio and Kelly Rorhbach are heating up! After reportedly spending a weekend together in the Hamptons, the 40-year-old actor and the Sports Illustrated model got cozy at a CFDA Fashion Awards after-party last night, E! News has exclusively learned.

An eyewitness tells E! News that DiCaprio arrived to the star-studded post-CFDA bash late Monday night alone but Rohrbach showed up separately just a few minutes after. The rumored couple met up and sat together at a private corner back table. While they kept their PDA to a minimum, Rohrbach did drape her legs over DiCaprio as they sat and chatted intimately, the source tells us.

They were “very flirty,” the insider added, and Rohrbach looked “very into him.”

[From E! News]

Just once, I’d like to read a gossip story about Leo where the source was like, “Leo was really into her but she just kept giving him the cold shoulder. She kept rolling her eyes at her friends, like she couldn’t believe that such an out-of-shape 40-something bro kept trying to hit on her.”

As for her age… she’s either 24 or 25. That’s cutting it pretty close, right? Maybe this is just a summer thing for him. You can read her SI casting call here.

PS… the photos of Leo are from the Cannes amfAR gala. He looked like a mobster. Gross.

Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet, Getty, WENN.

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Goldie Hawn features in the June issue of Porter magazine. You can see her editorial here. She looks beautiful, and I can’t believe she’s 69 years old! Goldie was 37 when she got together with Kurt Russell, and their relationship is 32 years long. So Goldie knows a thing or two about keeping things together. She could give relationship advice to nearly everyone in Hollywood. We usually don’t hear her humblebragging. Porter asked the question though, and Goldie was cool with supplying her knowledge. She also weighs in on Patricia Arquette’s Oscar speech and backstage comments for wage equality. Some excerpts:

On aging: “Getting older is a fact of life. By living mindfully you understand that there are many transitions in life. You just go through them. It’s wonderful to know you’re aging, because that means you’re still on the planet, right? It’s all about how you make it. It’s all in your mind.”

Keeping it together with Kurt: “A lasting relationship isn’t about marriage. It’s about compatibility and communication. And you both need to want it to work. If one person does not want it to work, it isn’t going to work. Intention is the key. It’s also about not losing yourself in each other. Being together, two pillars holding up the house and the roof, and being different, not having to agree on everything, learning how to deal with not agreeing.”

On gender equality: “We have made some strides, there’s no question. The relationship between men and women is definitely changing, but when you think that we only got to vote how many years ago? We’re still dealing with these kinds of paradigms. If you look at racial issues–I’m reading Truman’s autobiography at the moment–they were dealing with the very same situations that we’re dealing with today. It’s human nature to create these problems.”

On Patricia Arquette’s speech: “There is a lot of data to support what she said. A lot. Old ways die hard and I think women, in many ways, are still trying to figure out the pathway to being able to have certain things. I think that [Kate Hudson] deals with that on her level. She’s not me. She sees things her way, although we agree on a lot of things. In terms of the business itself, you just have to be smart.”

[From Porter]

The article points out that Goldie hasn’t starred in a movie since 2002?s The Banger Sisters. A full decade of no Goldie seems wrong, but that’s what happens to women in Hollywood, especially in the romantic comedy genre.

I really like what Goldie has to say about making a long-term relationship endure. Learning how to agree to disagree seems like the biggest step, along with both parties wanting to stay together despite differences. She and Kurt make it work with no marriage certificate required. Good for them.

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FKA Twigs covers the new issue of Complex. You can read her full interview here – I always forget, until those rare occasions when I go on Complex’s site, how annoying that site is. What could have been a pretty straight-forward cover interview is stretched out with endless scrolling past weird moving images of Twigs and more scrolling of dead space and on and on. That being said, this was one of the better interviews I’ve read with Twigs, even if the quotes seem kind of lukewarm. At times she comes across as sort of stuck up her own ass, not really pretentious but more of, like, the kind of fart-sniffing artist that can’t see the forest for the trees. Some highlights:

She went to Croydon College to study philosophy and sociology: “I was banned from two classes for asking too many questions.”

She was raised on the classics: “I went in the opposite direction. I liked punk music. I gave up ballet. I rejected the training I’d had.”

The racism she’s gotten from online trolls: “I wouldn’t say I’m completely numb to it now, but there’s definitely a numbness there.”

Dealing with inane press questions: “If this is what being an artist is, I’m just not really sure this is for me. This”—the press cycle— “is horrific. I could be doing dance class right now.”

On T-Pain telling the world that she & Sparkles are engaged: “I’d rather not talk about it,” she responds, when I ask about the news being broken in this context. Her response isn’t angry, or impatient, but genuinely sad. Has she confronted the situation? “Umm,” she says before looking away, then staring back at me. “It’s fine, I’m a pretty chill person, do you know what I mean?” she continues, before finishing, “If you can’t touch it, it’s not real.”

The Twihards trolling her online: “It is pretty horrible. But ultimately, I’m in an amazing relationship. So it doesn’t matter.”

Voguing is really important: “Voguing has helped me grow into the best young lady that I can be at this time. Through these boys”—the dancers—“I’ve learned to embrace parts of my femininity that I wasn’t in touch with before.”

Everything worked out: “I haven’t had an easy life at all, but everything seems to be working out. I’m so grateful for that, because at times, especially when I was a teenager, I just couldn’t see how things could ever get better, or how I’d ever be able to do this. I don’t know what I thought I’d be doing. I’d always worked hard at music and at dancing, but I never thought I’d get the opportunity to be doing this, and have the belief of people to give me a budget to make a video. These things are incredible.”

[From Complex]

In this interview, she also says that she adopted a sort of alter ego (but not really) called “Melissa.” She tries to make it sound like she did not go all Sasha Fierce, like she just had Melissa to separate herself as an artist and the real Twigs. What else? Oh, Robert Pattinson makes a brief appearance during the LA leg of this interview. The journalist goes to their house and Rob opens the door. So… yeah, it’s happening. It’s for real. Sorry, Twihards.

Photos courtesy of Matt Irwin/Ignasi Moneal/Complex.

Extra host Mario Lopez is featured in the Summer 2015 issue of Parents Latina magazine and opens up about family life with wife Courtney and their two kids: daughter Gia, 4, and son Nico, 21 months.

On their kids: “My wife and I call our son Wreck-It Ralph, because he destroys everything. He’s got a lot of fire in him. My daughter is very dramatic. She’s been sick recently, and this morning she said, ‘Oh, my god, I’m not going to feel better. My cough is never going to go away!’ I told her, ‘Don’t worry, you’ll be okay.’ “

On the family’s upcoming summer vacation plans: “We’re going to Puerto Vallarta with my sister and her kids. Altogether, it will be seven kids. We’ve been taking my children to Mexico every year since they were born. Knowing where their culture and language are from is important, and we still have family there. The kids have these funny passports; we had to hold their heads up for the pictures because they couldn’t do it yet.”

On how spirituality plays a major role in his family life: “We try to go to church as a family every week, sometimes without the baby, because babies will act up. If not, my daughter and I will go every week. They’re definitely going to go to Catholic school. It’s really important to me that they get a faith-based education.”

On which big life lesson he will pass down to his kids: “First and foremost, it’s going to be treat others with respect. Be polite: Manners go a long way. Try to come from a good place. And aside from that, stay focused and do the right thing.”

On the biggest lesson that he’s learn about fatherhood since becoming a dad himself: “There are no time-outs, really. Weekends, you think you can catch up on rest, and it’s the opposite. It gets even busier. It’s a different kind of busy!”

On how important it is for him to keep his own kids humble: “I don’t want them to be spoiled. I make sure to communicate, especially with my little girl, how blessed she is – by going to church, Boys & Girls Clubs, to certain events where kids don’t have it so good, where she’ll be able to witness need and recognize it and later be able to help.”

Amid split rumors, Ben Affleck was photographed with his mother Chris and son Samuel, 3, on Tuesday (June 2).

The trio stepped out for breakfast in Santa Monica, Calif.

Last week, we spotted the Gone Girl actor, 42, and his wife, Danny Collins star Jennifer Garner, out with their daughters Violet, 9, and Seraphina, 6.

According to Entertainment Tonight, Ben and Jen might be headed for a divorce. The parents-of-three have their 10-year wedding anniversary coming up on June 29.

Despite the speculation about their relationship, they’ve been keeping busy on work and family. Ben has been busy filming Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, while Jennifer recently launched her new children’s crafts line, We Made It.

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