Halle Berry "feels more married" to Gabriel Aubry than she did to any of her husbands. The 42-year-old actress - who was previously wed to baseball player David Justice and musician Eric Benet - insists her three-year relationship with the model is the most serious romance she has ever been involved in and she hopes they will stay together forever.

She said: "I feel more married now than I did in any of my actual marriages. We live the truth of that and that's more important than a piece of paper."

Halle Berry and her partner Gabriel Aubry are ready to have another child. The couple, whose daughter Nahla turns one next month, want their child to have a brother or sister to play with.

Gabriel said: "She needs a sibling. I think it is important."

Halle Berry began "frantically screaming" when her dress got caught in an escalator on Tuesday. The brunette beauty was on her way to the Western Ball to celebrate U.S. President Barack Obama's inauguration when her flowing frock got stuck, causing widespread "panic."

A source said: "Halle was on her way to the ball, but she was looking lost and confused in the crowd of people. She stepped onto the escalator and the long train of her dress got caught, causing a scene of panic."

Kate Winslet's "real" breasts have been praised by Oprah Winfrey. The U.S. talk show host applauded the "Revolutionary Road" actress' natural figure, adding she loves seeing a woman with natural assets on the big screen.

Speaking to Kate, 33, on her show, Oprah said: "I love the fact that you have real breasts, because in all the breast scenes, your breasts do what real breasts do. There's that wonderful thing, you know, if you are a woman, you're lying on your back, your breasts they part, but if you look at a woman who hasn't got real breasts, their breasts are sticking straight up.

Adrien Brody would be "disappointed" if gay men did not flirt with him.

The Oscar-winning actor - who plays a homosexual in 1997's "The Last Time I Committed Suicide" - insists he doesn't mind attracting attention from other men.