What the hell happened to Cameron Diaz’s face?  The celebrity hottie was seen getting into her car a few days ago in Austria and the reporters did a double take.

The acress looks like her face is pulled back and made out of plastic.  She also seems completely expressionless.  She is even being compared to Goldie Hawn (that is not a compliment)

What do you think happened to her face?  Bad Plastic Surgery?

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There is no doubt that Heidi Klum is pretty, sexy and has replaced Cameron Diaz as the most dangerous celebrity to search for on the web, according to the McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities. Piers Morgan is third in case you’re interested.

The Internet security company McAfee made the pronouncement after researching popular culture’s most famous people to reveal the riskiest celebrity athletes, musicians, politicians, comedians and Hollywood stars on the web.

The study found movie stars and models as the “most dangerous” this year while singers and sports stars are among the safest.

Fans searching for “Heidi Klum and downloads,” “Heidi Klum and ‘free’ downloads,” “Heidi Klum and screensavers,” “Heidi Klum and hot pictures” and “Heidi Klum and videos” are at risk of running into online threats designed to steal personal information. Clicking on these risky sites and downloading files like photos, videos or screensavers exposes surfers or consumers to the risk of downloading viruses and malware.

McAfee’s research revealed that Heidi Klum searches yield nearly a one-in-ten chance of landing on a website that has tested positive for online threats, such as spyware, adware, spam, phishing, viruses and other malware.

In warning people. Paula Greve, director of Web security research at McAfee, said:

“While slightly safer than last year, searching for top celebrities continues to generate risky results. Consumers should be particularly aware of malicious content hiding in ‘tiny’ places like shortened URLs that can spread virally in social networking sites, or through e-mails and text messages from friends.”

Cybercriminals often use the names of popular celebrities to lure people to sites that are actually filled with malicious software. Unless you can’t live without Heidi or Cameron (forget about Piers Morgan)

Rounding off the top ten list of the McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities:

1. Heidi Klum
2. Cameron Diaz
3. Piers Morgan
4. Jessica Biel
5. Katherine Heigl
6. Mila Kunis
7. Anna Paquin
8. Adriana Lima
9. Scarlett Johansson
10. Brad Pitt
10. Emma Stone
10. Rachel McAdams

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Cameron Diaz and Yankee’ star slugger Alex Rodriguez have called it quits. According to a source close to the on again off again couple they broke up because both agree that their careers come first at this point in their lives.

Speaking to the New York Post one source close to A-Rod said:

 “For weeks he’s been trying to get out of the relationship.” they say he’s been telling people it’s over but “she has been in denial about it.”

That same source tells the paper:

“They have broken up before and got back together, and who knows if it may happen again. But I get the sense that it won’t. He was losing interest and is ready to move on.”

They say that the couple has had a great time together over the last two years and the breakup is extremely recent, which would make sense since Diaz was seen with Alex just this past Labor Day weekend when she flew to New York City to have dinner with him.

According to the received information the now ex-couple plan to remain friends and the breakup was 100% amicable between the two. The snoop says with the injuries he has sustained over his career he simply wants to stay focused and healthy so he can win another world championship.

The breakup rumor has not yet been confirmed by the A-Rod or Cameron Diaz camps so we’ll file this one under “rumor” for the time being.

Do you think Alex Rodriguez and Cameron Diaz made a cute couple?

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Disney-owned Dreamworks are one of the scared studios. According to The Hollywood Reporter Cameron Diaz and Mike Myers are affected by the new clauses. God forbid someone should make any free publicity for Shrek 5 or is it 6? (I’ve stopped counting).

This could also explain Miley Cyrus’ Twitter exit earlier this month. The Disney talent contracts forbids confidentiality breaches via “interactive media such as Facebook, Twitter, or any other interactive social network or personal blog.” Dreamworks are restraining eager writers with a similar clause in their contracts regarding sharing of press releases on “a social networking site, blog or other Internet-type site.”

Maybe Ryan Seacrest scared them when he announced Ben Silverman’s resignation as co-chairman from NBC on Twitter before it was officially announced.

Or perhaps it was when Paula Abdul quit American Idol using Twitter?

It could also be because Greg Grunberg tweeted a goodbye to the Heroes crew. “Tough to say goodbye to crew not knowing if any or all of us will return next year.” Fans instantly thought that Heroes wasn’t coming back for another season until he tweeted ” Heroes IS coming back but some crew take other jobs, so it’s tough.”

This is just another example of, why Hollywood is afraid of Twitter and other social networks. They still haven’t seen the benefit of it. Hollywood wake up, you have no idea of the potential. I would worry more about making quality film.

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36 year old former model turned actress Cameron Diaz was pictured in New York this week looking rather interesting.

Clearly she wasn’t wearing any makeup, but her face is starting to go the way of Goldie Hawn, and that’s not a compliment. Fake tan, wrinkles (girlfriend needs a decent moisturizer), and a puffy face don’t offer an appealing package.

Still, even the good looking ones lose their looks with age. We’ll, some do, like Angelina Jolie, although even raising a tribe of children wasn’t as unkind to Jolie as age has been to Diaz. Do. Not. Want.

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The trouble probably started up after Sean “Diddy” Combs rapped “They call me Puff Daddy. . . he’s back” on the O’Neal McKnight single remix “Check Your Coats.”

As soon as I saw this gem in US Weekly, I knew that I should ride it out for a while. Just as predicted, after we all thought that Sean “Diddy” Combs wanted his name changed back to “Puff Daddy,” his rep has swiftly gone around squashing rumors left and right. Surprised? Probably not, especially if you’ve already had to adapt by calling him Puffy, Diddy, and Sean Jean in the past!

“This is not true. There is no name change,” his rep told US Weekly after the reports of the change circulated.

One thing that really should have been sorted out was his MySpace page, then. If he didn’t want confusion over what the f- he should be called, do you think he should have posted “This is your boy Puff Daddy!!! Yes Puff Daddy“? His rep probably wants to kick him at the moment, and rightly so.

Talk about the perfect way to get ridiculed. Saturday Night Live is going to have a field day with this one.

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You can’t help feeling for celebs when they’ve been foisted off into the public eye after a particularly tragic something has happened. Cameron Diaz has been making the rounds for What Happens in Vegas and she’s been choking down tears along the way after her father’s unexpected death. Since the extra slimmed-down starlet made her first appearance since his death at the film’s premiere on May 1st, the press rounds have continued at their usual fervent pace.

Cameron may have showed signs of the pressure of being “up” all the time during an emotional Good Morning America interview today, where she smiled and simultaneously looked close to an emotional meltdown, stating “Well you know, it’s one of things you don’t really sum it up in a few words. I just think we’re so fortunate as a family to have the family that we have and my father, he was dad.” After reading that little gem a few times, it doesn’t really make much sense. Clearly Cameron has other things on her mind, but the show must gone on, mustn’t it?

Think it comes with the territory? It certainly does. But it also reminds us of something else– life just doesn’t stop.

Images: WireImage, Getty

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