Ben Affleck was "never very good" at dating. The 36-year-old actor - who had relationships with Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez before marrying Jennifer Garner - admits starring in the new romantic comedy "He's Just Not That Into You" was a challenge because he hasn't always been lucky in love.

He said: "You're asking me for dating advice? I can't give any - I was never very good at it, I don't think anyone should follow my advice."

Jennifer Aniston is good at giving relationship advice. The divorced Hollywood star believes she is so good at helping people through their love woes, she could easily have made a career from it.

She said: "I feel I have an ability to understand relationships and see things clearly. I've always tried to be supportive to the people who are close to me and I like to think that I give good advice. I think I'd have made a good therapist if I hadn't become an actress."

Jennifer Lopez was star struck when she met U.S. President-elect Barack Obama. The singer-and-actress attended the Latino Inaugural Gala in Washington, D.C. on Sunday evening and admitted Obama was the only person she was interested in meeting.

She said: "He is the biggest star here, even though it's chock-full of celebrities. The night he won the election, you could feel it in the air. I was watching him with tears in my eyes, thinking, 'Yes. Something is different. Something is happening.' We're very excited."

Ben Affleck says his newborn daughter is "doing great." The "Gone Baby Gone" director is in Washington to support incoming U.S. President Barack Obama, but he can't stop thinking about two-week old Seraphina Rose.

He said: "She's gorgeous! She's doing great."

Jennifer Lopez says divorcing her husband is "not an option." The singer-and-actress has been dogged by rumors her four-year marriage to musician Marc Anthony is on the brink of collapse, but insists the reports are wide of the mark.

She told In Touch Weekly magazine: "Every time I'm not wearing my ring, people think I'm getting divorced. Divorce is not - and was never - an option."