Russell Crowe is spending "manly man time" with his sons on his farm. The "State of Play" actor ensured his children, Charles, four, and two-year-old Tennyson, were well-equipped for their trip to his ranch in Australia by dressing them in special outfits.

Russell, 44, said: "It was a big step in my life as a dad, taking the boys for some manly man time out at the farm. I was really into the idea of having a specific uniform for it, and equipped them with big cowboy hats and special work boots."

Russell Crowe says having long hair is like "walking around with a dead koala on your back".

The Australian actor - who is set to play both the Sheriff of Nottingham and Robin Hood in new movie "Nottingham" - has had to grow his locks for the roles, but isn't enjoying his wavy mane.

Nicole Kidman has planned her two-month-old daughter's marriage. The "Moulin Rouge!" star wants Sunday Rose, her first child with husband Keith Urban, to marry Russell Crowe's youngest son Tennyson, two.

Russell revealed: "Nicole had one look at my younger son Tennyson, and looked up at me and said, 'I'm a great believer in arranged marriages.'"

Meg Ryan says ex-husband Dennis Quaid was "not faithful" to her during their marriage. 'The Women' star - who was married to the actor from 1991 to 2000 - claims it was not her highly publicised affair with Russell Crowe which ruined their relationship, but Dennis' extra-marital activities.

Meg, who has a 16-year-old son Jack Henry with Dennis, said: "Dennis was not faithful to me for a very long time, and that was very painful. I found out more about that after I was divorced.

Meg Ryan is pleased about being "less famous". The 'Sleepless In Seattle' star believes her affair with Hollywood tough guy Russell Crowe in 2000 - which ended her nine-year marriage to Dennis Quaid - actually reduced her profile.

She said: "I think it's great being less famous. I blame the fact I had, shall we say, a meeting with Russell Crowe. "I had never seen or heard such bad press about me and it's been great in a funny kind of way. It was a good thing because I now realize the world does not revolve around me."

Meg Ryan doesn't think it is possible to have a successful career and a successful relationship.

The actress - whose marriage to Dennis Quaid failed when she had an affair with her "Proof of Life" co-star Russell Crowe in 2000 - has never understood how some women can balance both their personal and professional lives.