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Any by that we mean he can’t stop using you to garner a little attention for himself.

It’s been two years since his divorce from Katie Price, yet the memory of Peter Andre’s marriage to her haunts his memories still. Peter was a guest on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories this weekend, and he opened up about how their relationship has scarred him for life.

He explained:

“I think that’s what hurts the most about what went wrong a few years ago. Because I’d just come from the worst place in my life. I’m not blaming anybody, but when I finally found happiness (with Price), it was the first time I’d felt good. I felt good about everything. I think that’s probably why I’ve never been able to (move on)… I’ve moved on in leaps and bounds in one way but in another way I’m still a bit tortured inside.”

Yes, breakups can be difficult.

But c’mon! Time to move on! This tortured soul bit isn’t really going to get you anywhere. Let’s try a different angle to get your career started again, okay?

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If you think Madonna is sitting home crying about her latest song, “Give Me All Your Love,” being leaked all over the net, you are seriously mistaken. The Material One was hanging out in…

Her sex appeal is what made her famous after she made her name in the very racy Basic Instinct.

The Crushable office was pretty unanimously underwhelmed by Cody Horn‘s performance in Magic Mike. She wasn’t awful per se, more like her reaction shots swung between the two extremes of stone-faced to over-the-top emotional. (Her one big scene is where she finds her brother, played by Alex Pettyfer, passed out in a drugged haze. I feel bad poking fun, but the way she flails around and yells, “My bruh-huh-huther!” came off as way cheesy.) I much preferred Olivia Munn.

But what’s interesting is the circumstances under which Cody Horn got this romantic lead in Magic Mike. She tells HuffPo that it’s “a pretty crazy story”—we wouldn’t go that far, but it’s certainly unexpected. Seeing as, you know, the way she acted in the interview is the complete opposite of how she came across in the movie:

They weren’t going to see me because they thought I was too young, but my agent, Jason, fought for me to go in. Carmen Cuba, the casting director, agreed to meet with me, and we taped the interview. She asked me questions about my life, my dating history, things like that. We talked like girlfriends would; it was more friendly than a formal interview. I then got a call that I was to go in and audition for them, which I did. After we finished the scenes, Carmen excused the guy I was reading with and said, “This will never happen to you again for the rest of your career, but you booked the role before you came in.” I’m not sure what Steven [Spielberg] and the producers saw in me, but I’m glad they saw something they liked!

I hate to say it, but what they say was probably her dad, studio exec Alan Horn. Curiously, he was the COO at Warner Bros. when Magic Mike (a Warner Bros. picture) was being cast.. That would probably explain why her first go-round was really relaxed and casual. It’s really difficult to equate the Cody who has easygoing girl-talk with the casting director, with the Cody who comes across as so stern and unrelaxed in the movie. Or maybe she’s making up the whole audition story. Because you’d think that the Magic Mike producers would’ve wanted her to bring that same energy and intimacy to the role, when instead her character Brooke is so closed off.

Gawker makes the apt comparison between Cody and Tori Spelling, whose writer/director father Aaron Spelling is the only reason she ended up as an actress. Sorry Cody, but that story makes a lot more sense.

Photo: Warner Bros.

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