Why does $20 million gal, Cameron Diaz, hate this model, Deanna Miller?
According to Hollywood.com:
"Movie beauty Cameron Diaz has been accused of attacking a model with ice cubes in a jealous rage."
Models, and, in the case of Miss Diaz, former models, can be very creative in their methods of combat, but, well -- ice? -- I never ...
"The Charlie's Angels star and her pop hunk boyfriend Justin Timberlake were enjoying an intimate dinner in a plush New York restaurant when underwear model Deanna Miller sat down on the table next to them."
... the underwear model meets Diaz.
"Upon hearing revelations Miller flirted with the 'Cry me a River' singer at an exotic magazine photo shoot in the Bahamas, Diaz proceeded to fire icy ammunition at the 20-year-old and her pals, reports British newspaper The Sun."
One can only imagine the girlish giggles that Justin Timberlake emitted at the scene of being fought over like the pretty little girl he truly is.
"A source says, 'Throughout the entire dinner, Cameron was pelting Deanna in the back of the head with ice chips. Cameron apologized for doing it, like, 'Oops, sorry girls'--but then she continued to do it.'"
Afterwards, Justin hopped on the back of Cameron's motorbike, adjusting his petticoats and held her around the waist softly as she drove him into the night.
"However, Diaz's spokesman has rubbished the allegations, insisting, 'That is a ridiculous story.'"
So, Cameron Diaz has been getting punchy, but Lindsay Lohan is the voice of reason, according to Contactmusic, on, of all places, the Tony Danza Show (WTF?!):
"The actress-and-singer, 18, who is engaged in an ongoing war of words with HILARY DUFF among others, chastised the celebrity couple for their actions while appearing on today's (04JAN05) TONY DANZA SHOW in America.
"A target of media scrutiny herself, MEAN GIRLS star Lohan insisted every star in Hollywood should be thankful that the paparazzi are even bothered about them.
"She told Danza, 'You have to understand that when you come into this business you wanna be in the tabloids, you want to be written up, you want paparazzi to follow you and, then, when they do, people freak out.
"'I mean you have Cameron Diaz and Justin Timberlake hitting people now... It gets frustrating but you have to understand that's their job and they're just trying to get a picture.
"'It's a blessing rather than something you should hate... If you let them take a picture it's a little bit easier.'
"Diaz and Timberlake, who allege two Hollywood photographers jumped out on them and tried to provoke a fight, are currently locked in a legal battle with the snappers after taking one of their cameras.
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