Ryan Reynolds' manhood "popped out" while shooting his new movie.

The actor - who is married to Scarlett Johansson - was jumping around nude on the set of 'The Proposal' during a steamy scene with co-star Sandra Bullock and exposed his genitals to the entire cast and crew.

Kate Winslet wore a pubic wig for "The Reader." The Oscar-winning actress had to bare all for the Holocaust movie and producers took measures to ensure her body was consistent with the era.

She told Allure magazine: "I had to grow the hair down there. But because of years of waxing, as all of us girls know, it doesn't come back quite the way it used to. They even made me a merkin - a wig - because they were so concerned that I might not be able to grow enough."

Britain's Queen Elizabeth's favorite butler has been caught watching gay porn while on duty. Robert Wilson - Senior Under Butler to the Silver and Gilt Pantry - was found looking at the illicit images on his laptop shortly after laying out afternoon tea for the 83-year-old monarch and her husband Prince Philip at their Sandringham estate in east England.

The footman who found Wilson reported him to the Palace Steward and an official complaint was made.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth was "blissfully unaware" of a couple having sex in her front garden. The drunken pair stunned tourists as they indulged in a steamy 20-minute session in broad daylight on a private grass bank at Windsor Castle, where the 83-year-old monarch was in residence.

A source said: "The queen was in residence at the time, but her private apartments are at the other end so she would have been blissfully unaware of it."

If General Motors and Chrysler deserve a bailout package from the federal government, so does the adult entertainment industry. That is the reasoning of Hustler magazine founder Larry Flynt when he asked the U.S. Congress for a $5 billion bailout package to help the porn industry.

Flynt requested for a bailout package from Congress, together with Joe Francis, creator of the Girls Gone Wild video series. Francis explained, quoted by the U.K. Telegraph, "Congress seems willing to help shore up our nation's most important businesses, (and) we feel we deserve the same consideration."