Scarlett Johansson has spoken out about Hollywood starlets attempting to parlay their fame into musical careers, describing her own musical offering as “low-key” and in no way related to the manufactured pop of her Hollywood bretheren.
"I have no relationship with either Lindsay Lohan or Paris Hilton, even as far as my lifestyle or the music I listen to,” she says. “They probably made music that fits with their lifestyle - 'Wouldn't it be great if I were dancing to my own song in the club?' "
Johansson, 23, is confident that her album will be well-received, telling Spin magazine, "My album is more suited to my lifestyle. I live a very low-key life."
Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds have been quietly dating for about a year, but reports of their relationship being on the outs are becoming more frequent.
According to the Australian press, “Scarlett and Ryan have hit a rough patch after he dared to broach the subject of marriage and kids. Scarlett is younger and has no desire for a husband or family just yet.”
Also, reports that Johansson moved into Reynolds’ Los Angeles home aren’t true either, according to sources. “Scarlett hasn't moved in full time. She has just moved in so when she stays over she has some belongings there. She is very much focused on her career and is filming three movies back-to-back this year.”
We've all seen the emails throughout the years, but are people still falling for the age-old trick? According to PandaLabs, an international virus research network, its malware analysis and detection laboratory has found that a series of junk emails are promising erotic pictures of celebrities Scarlett Johansson, Shakira and Rihanna as bait to help spread the Agent.IMB Trojan.
The emails, said to carry subject titles such as "naked Shakira clip", "Rihanna exposed" and "Scarlett Johansson spills boobs", include a link which when clicked, downloads the Trojan to the users computer.
Panda Security states that although this method of virus-spreading is nothing new, it must be proving to remain highly effective as many cyber-crooks are still using the same traps to lure unsuspecting, and dare we say it, horny users. Dominic Hoskins, Country Manager, Panda Security UK, said:
"Although malware dynamics have largely changed towards financial gain in recent months sensational headlines and pictures of celebrities are often used by malware creators to distribute malicious codes. This is a surprisingly effective technique especially when it comes to celebrity baits".
Scarlett Johansson has spoken out about Hollywood starlets attempting to parlay their fame into musical careers, describing her own musical offering as “low-key” and in no way related to the manufactured pop of her Hollywood bretheren.
