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Audrina Patridge has released her latest book, Choices: To The Hills And Back Again. The Hills star, 37, doesn’t hold back in recounting all of the memoirs, and provides an in-depth look at her life fame, ‘toxic situation,’ and past relationships. The author also discusses the celebrities he met throughout Hollywood, including actors who approached him, such as Leonardo DiCaprio – who tried to get his number when they met at a club – Chris Pine and Chace Crawford. New book: Audrina Patridge, 37, has just released her new memoir, Choices: To The Hills And Back Again, which reveals how ‘intimidating’ it is when Leonardo DiCaprio asks for her number when surrounded by ‘supermodels’ In part of his book, which was released on July 26, he discusses his Hollywood life, and the celebrities he has met. He wrote about the time the famous actor DiCaprio approached him one evening last year when he stopped by a club in Las Vegas. Audrina s...

Miriam Margolyes has revealed she doesn’t count her past lovers. The Harry Potter star, 81, was asked how many women he ‘admires’ during a sordid interview on Australian breakfast radio on Tuesday. The British actress, who is gay and has been in a relationship with historian Heather Sutherland since 1967, told The Kyle and Jackie O Show she didn’t know her ‘sex number’ but said she prioritized quality over quantity. Miriam Margolyes (photo from 2011) has revealed that she doesn’t count her past lovers After learning that Margolyes was a lesbian and had been with the same woman for 54 years, host Kyle Sandilands asked her: ‘How many women have you loved?’ “I honestly don’t know who he is,” he replied. ‘I don’t count. When you’re in the middle of a sexual act, you don’t think how much I’ve had, how much I’ve done.’ Sandilands said he had stopped counting after hitting t...

Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has explained why tall defender Ben Miller was substituted in the final quarter of the Tigers’ crucial draw with Fremantle. Key points: Tigers defender Ben Miller was medically substituted at the end of the game with Fremantle Reports differ as to why Miller was left out of the game, with Damien Hardwick saying it was a calf injury A player may only be substituted if he is reasonably determined as medically unfit to participate in any match for at least the next 12 days With Richmond leading by one goal after 16 minutes of play in the final quarter, Miller came on to the bench and was medically out of the game for the smaller, faster Maurice Rioli. A minute later, Fremantle equalized through Bailey Banfield’s goal, which led to the first draw of the 2022 AFL season. The substitution raised eyebrows, with Miller not appearing to suffer any visible injury. A medical substitute rule is in place ahead of the 2021 season, with doctors supposed to de...