Michelle Williams put pressure on herself to find a new serious relationship after Heath Ledger died because she wanted a sibling for their daughter Matilda.

The 'My Week with Marilyn' star always hoped the youngster, now six, would have a brother or sister close to her in age and so felt she needed to move on quickly following the death of her former fiance in January 2008.

'The Artist' took home three accolades at the 69th annual Golden Globe Awards last night (15.01.12), while Michelle Williams was named Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical.

The silent black-and-white movie scooped Best Motion Picture in the Comedy or Musical category, while Best Score went to composer Ludovic Bource and lead star Jean Dujardin was awarded Best Actor in a Comedy or Musical.

Michelle Williams finds it hard to distinguish between her real relationships and her on-screen ones.

The 'My Week With Marilyn' actress - who has a six-year-old daughter, Matilda, with the late Heath Ledger - says her career can sometimes blur into her personal life, leaving her confused.

Michelle Williams thought she'd be settled down by now.

The 31-year-old actress - who has a six-year-old daughter, Matilda, with late actor Heath Ledger - always assumed she would be happily married at this stage of her life but insists she's not too worried about it.

A private jet circled for 90 minutes just to allow Michelle Williams time to sleep.

The actress travelled from New York - where she had been doing promotional work on her new film 'My Week with Marilyn' - to Detroit by private jet to join the set of 'Oz: The Great and Powerful' last week, and because of her lack of sleep, her team arranged it so the pilot wouldn't land and wake her.

Johnny Depp wants to be buried in a whisky cast which mourners can drink from.

The 48-year-old actor has been inspired to have a unique funeral by his late friend Hunter S. Thompson - who requested his ashes be fired from a cannon sat atop a tower of a double-thumbed fist clutching a peyote button - and thinks it would be great for people to drink from his corpse.