And you thought you were the only one who gets vertigo when you get dumped!
Kate Bosworth, 28, looks much healthier and happier now then when she was dating Orlando Bloom back in 2006. We guess she's had enough time to deal with the split (hey, she did have hunk Alexander Skarsgard's shoulder to cry on for a bit there) and make peace with the ex that broke her heart. In fact, the Blue Crush (we loved that movie) actress recently revealed, she was so devastated after their split that she suffered health issues.
Not exactly what you would expect from a man who plays a sexually liberated vampire!
Well maybe 'True Blood' star Alexander Skarsgard was just joking when he told Men's Journal about the time he lost his virginity. "That was 2008, I think. Best eight seconds of my life." But we love a man with a sense of humor.
The 'True Blood' star and the 'Blue Crush' actress have broken up after two years of dating.
In news that will make True Blood's female fans really, really happy, everyone's favorite Viking vampire, Alexander Skarsgard, has reportedly broken up with his girlfriend of two years, Kate Bosworth.
"He's single," confirmed a source to US Magazine, "and he is loving the attention!"
Swedish gossips speculate blond duo has split up. True Blood fangirls WISH.
When Alexander Skarsgard hit the Emmy red carpet Sunday without girlfriend Kate Bosworth, gossipy tongues began wagging that the two svelte blonds had gone their separate ways after almost a year of dating. They haven't been seen together since July, wand now celeb-watchers are speculating that Skarsworth has run its course.
Anything Kate Bosworth touches turns to crap. Will that include her pretty new boyfriend?
Kate Bosworth and foxy True Blood star Alexander Skarsgard have been dating since they worked together on the remake of Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs last year, and though we'll withhold judgment on the movie, we are finding our affection for Alex waning due to his liaison with Kate.
These celebrity couples gave us hope in the wake of last week's breakupocalypse.
Love was in the air this weekend at the Coachella Festival in Indio, California, especially for these celebrity couples whose romantic heat rivaled that of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano. And even though we may have complained about their lovey-dovey-ness in the past, we've got to admit that this weekend's PDA was a comforting reminder of hope in this cruelest month of celebrity breakups.
These celebrity couples gave us hope in the wake of last week's breakupocalypse.
Love was in the air this weekend at the Coachella Festival in Indio, California, especially for these celebrity couples whose romantic heat rivaled that of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano. And even though we may have complained about their lovey-dovey-ness in the past, we've got to admit that this weekend's PDA was a comforting reminder of hope in this cruelest month of celebrity breakups.
Cruel comments by Alexander Skarsgård have Gaga feeling insecure.
Last we heard, Lady Gaga was desperate to have a boyfriend — someone to whom she could "expose her true self." Turns out that behind the eccentric costume is a real woman... with real emotions, vulnerabilities and complexes. And just like us, she can be made self-conscious by the demands of a tabloid culture and the thoughtless comments of a pig-headed man.
The 'secret' couple take their romance public at the Golden Globes.
Despite previous denials that he and "Straw Dogs" co-star Kate Bosworth have been dating, Alexander Skarsgard let the truth be known at the Golden Globes after-party by planting a big, wet one on Kate.
Study shows plus-size women lose their virginity the same time as smaller women.
Seventeen is the magic age for a young lady's loss of virginity and seven is the average "number" for a woman -- whether she are overweight/obese or of a slender size. A study of 6,700 women out of Oregon and Hawaii shows overweight gals sleep with the same number of sexual partners per year, as well as during their lifetime, and lose their V-cards at about the same age, according to the Seattle Times. Surprising, right? It just goes to show you the cultural stigma against bigger women -- whether they're simply not Kate Bosworth-sized or unhealthily overweight and obese -- skews our perception about whether these women are sexual beings.
