Actress Robin Wright has reportedly found love with her movie co-star Ben Foster, who is 14 years younger. 

Sean Penn's ex-wife met the 31-year-old actor on the set of their new crime drama Rampart, and it appears the pair has struck up a romance after they were photographed enjoying a cozy dinner date together in Australia earlier this week.

In the pictures, Wright is seen touching Foster's face, while the actor kisses the Forrest Gump star's hand in another.

Wright, whose divorce from Penn was finalized in 2010, is currently on location for new movie The Grandmothers, starring alongside Naomi Watts.

A judge has appointed Nahla, the daughter of Halle Berry, her own legal representative to act in the child's best interests as the actress battles her ex-boyfriend Gabriel Aubry over custody.

The Oscar winner has been locked in a bitter battle with model Aubry over the care of three-year-old Nahla since they split in 2010 and the former couple returned to a Los Angeles court on Friday.

According to TMZ.com, Aubry was ordered to appear in Dependency Court after officials at the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services expressed concerns about his ability to safely care for Nahla following an investigation into claims of child endangerment.

The move came just weeks after Berry sought to ban Aubry from contacting Nahla after former nanny Alliance Kamdem accused the model of shoving her while she was holding the child.

During Friday's hearing, a judge assigned Nahla her own legal counsel. No further details about the court proceedings were available as WENN went to press.

British comedian Russell Brand was forced to stop a stand-up gig in Hollywood after suffering a severe headache.

The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star was performing a low-key show at the ComedySportz Theater when he started to feel sick halfway through.

After requesting some painkillers, Brand powered through and overcame nausea to complete the 90-minute set - but he was upset at himself for the disruption, according to Britain's Daily Mirror.

He told the audience, "I have a terrible pain. I need painkillers. Sorry about this. I feel nauseous now. I feel sick.

"I'm worried this might be the early stages of a migraine. I get this light disruption thing. I think I'm such a professional showman this is beyond ridiculous stopping to take medication."

During the show, Brand, who is in the midst of a divorce from wife Katy Perry, also admitted he'd recently become "disenchanted" with fame.

He said: "I'm disenchanted and disillusioned with fame. Because it is meaningless and has no value - and I started to realize that and wanted to do something valuable and truthful.

"Because the only thing we have is each other and our connection to each other and we are constantly being distracted from that."

Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney will reportedly make a guest appearance on Mad Men.

Series producers had initially approached the British icon about using music from his latest album Kisses on the Bottom in the 1960's drama, but discussions soon led to talk of a guest appearance - and now McCartney's agreed to film a walk-on part for an upcoming episode, according to Britain's Daily Mirror.

A source says, "It's a perfect, perfect fit."

It is not known what McCartney's cameo will entail, but he has also reportedly given producers permission for his tracks to be included in the series.

Britain's The Sun reports, "It's perfect timing because his new music suits the program perfectly. Action in the show has now reached the Swinging Sixties. So it's only right that the man who was pivotal to the era is involved in the show."

The coroner who appointed his unqualified wife to preside over late singer Amy Winehouse's autopsy has been suspended from his job pending an investigation.

Dr. Andrew Scott Reid's partner Suzanne Greenaway recorded a verdict of death by misadventure, stating the Rehab hitmaker died as an "unintended consequence" of drinking too much alcohol when she passed away last July.

However, it was revealed earlier this month that Greenaway had resigned from her job within weeks of handing down the Winehouse verdict as questions about her qualifications came to light.

Greenaway was found to have been in breach of the strict guidelines regarding the appointment of coroners as she had only been a solicitor in the Law Society for two-and-a-half years, instead of the usual five, while she had only qualified as a nurse in her native Australia.

Now a Ministry of Justice investigation has been launched to look into how she was appointed to the job in the first place.

Reid could face disciplinary action or even lose his job altogether when the probe is complete, reports Britain's The Sun.

A representative from the Judicial Complaints Office states, "Dr. Reid has been suspended pending an investigation. We cannot comment further."

The new parents are introducing Blue Ivy to the world by sharing personal photos of the newborn online. 

The hip-hop supercouple became first-time parents to the little girl on January 7th and now the stars have posted five pictures of their baby girl on a specially-dedicated Tumblr.com page.

The images show Blue Ivy with a full head of hair as she is cradled in one photo by a smiling Beyonce and held lovingly in another by her proud dad.

A note displayed in Beyonce's handwriting at the top of the blog reads: "We welcome you to share in our joy. Thank you for respecting our privacy during this Beautiful time in our lives. The Carter Family."

The Crazy In Love hitmaker's sister Solange Knowles has already directed fans to check out her new niece, tweeting, "THE PROUDEST AUNT IN THE WORLD....OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN THE WORLD! HelloBlue :)))"

Beyonce made her first appearance since giving birth to Blue Ivy as she stepped out to support Jay-Z at the first of two benefit concerts at New York's Carnegie Hall. She enjoyed another night out on Tuesday as the rapper performed his second show at the iconic venue.

Tameka Raymond is asking a judge to order the singer to pay her legal costs in their ongoing custody dispute.

The R&B star's former partner filed paperwork in December demanding full custody of their sons Usher Raymond V, four, and three-year-old Naviyd, and an increase in her child support payments.

The stylist accused Usher of failing in his parental duties, but he responded by lodging his own legal papers asking a judge to deny Raymond's request because the allegations are false.

But now his ex is stepping up her fight for more cash, filing more documents at Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia asking for Usher to hand over $15,000 to cover her attorney's fees, as well as an extra $35,000 for other costs.

According to TMZ.com, she claims she is entitled to the money because the substantial difference in their incomes puts her at a disadvantage while she's trying to build her case against the star.

Hugh Jackman is extending his business foray into the world of chocolate just in time for Valentine's Day.

The X-Men actor and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness launched their new fair trade coffee company Laughing Man in New York City last October and now the couple is expanding its line of offerings to include organic and kosher chocolates.

He tells CNN, "Each of these companies that we create, 100 percent of the profits go to charities.

"It's first and foremost about creating good products that people really want. Not that they feel like they should want it, but because they genuinely want it. And then being able to create jobs and support entrepreneurialism. That's what inspired me, and I was waiting for the right opportunity."

Jackman is excited to finally be specializing in sweet treats, adding, "I eat a little bit of dark chocolate every day - I'd definitely say that it makes you feel good."

Stevie Wonder and Ne-Yo have helped Will.i.am raise $5 million for needy students by headlining a benefit concert in Los Angeles.

The I Gotta Feeling hitmaker hosted the first annual celebration of his i.am.angel Foundation at the Hollywood Palladium on Thursday and dozens of stars turned up to show their support, including LeAnn Rimes and her actor husband Eddie Cibrian.

Addressing the crowd at the benefit, will.i.am revealed he was inspired to launch the organization after watching 2010 documentary Waiting for Superman, about underprivileged school systems in the U.S.

He said, "They might as well call that movie 'Waiting for William.' That's the reason why I'm doing what I am doing because that movie hits straight to heart because my mom went to one of those schools. Superman is not coming to save no neighborhood or no education system (sic)."

will.i.am then took to the stage with a Fergie-less Black Eyed Peas, while singers Wonder and Ne-Yo, and rappers Flo Rida and K'Naan also performed.

In total, the event, dubbed the Trans4mation Experience, raised $5 million for the singer's charity - far surpassing will.i.am's goal of $1 million, according to the Associated Press.