In a newly published interview, Michelle Williams admits that she suffers from a permanent sense of loss. This interview was given before the tragic death of her ex-partner, Heath Ledger.

The 27-year-old actress confessed to Elle magazine that she has "hyperaware" personality.

Mary-Kate Olsen has a new man. The pint-size multi-millionaire is reportedly seeing a Heath Ledger look alike in the person of Italian playboy Lapo Elkann.

Elkann, heir to the $7.3 billion Fiat auto company, bears a striking resemblance to the "Brokeback Mountain" star who died from drug overdose. He had been seen flirting with the 21-year-old actress in Paris' Fashion Week.

Cate Blanchett's unborn baby "slept through" last night's Academy Awards.

The double Oscar-nominee - who showed off her pregnancy in a flowing Dries Van Noten dress - says her future son stayed calm despite the excitement and stress of the Los Angeles ceremony.

Heath Ledger's portrait becomes a contender for an art show. The painting entitled 'Heath' by Vincent Fantauzzo has made it to one of Australia's most prominent art prizes, Archibald Prize.

The portrait depicts the late actor in three persons - one Heath looks haunted in the center while two others whisper on each side. The original idea was that the other Heath on the side would be screaming, but Fantauzzo changed his mind thinking that it might became the focus of attention rather than the central Heath.

Colin Farrell speaks out about the role he has inherited from Heath Ledger. The 31-year-old actor tells Sydney newspaper The Daily Telegraph that getting Ledger's unfinished role is a "painful honor" to have.

"It makes me feel uncomfortable to think about it too much and get into it really here, but it's an incredibly painful honor to have, you know, and an honor I wish I wasn't bestowed, but an honor nonetheless," the actors says.

Lindsay Lohan has posed nude as Marilyn Monroe in a sensational new photo shoot.

The 'Mean Girls' star was "comfortable" shedding her clothes to recreate the famous 'Last Sitting' shots of Marilyn, taken by photographer Bert Stern just six weeks before she died of a drugs overdose.