Lady Gaga is "flattered" fans choose to have tattoos of her. The "Poker Face" singer - who is known for her outrageous fashion choices and skimpy outfits - is delighted many of her admirers are prepared to permanently ink their skin to show their devotion to her.

She said: "This fan got this amazing tattoo on his arm, this massive Lady Gaga tattoo that was very intricate and very detailed and in it I was wearing this crystal outfit - but this thing was like an art piece. I was so flattered because tattoos are for life."

Courtney Love trashed a hotel room with pink dye then left without paying. The former Hole singer - who is preparing to launch her own clothes line - reportedly fled from Los Angeles' Chateau Marmont hotel after staining her luxurious suite with fabric dye.

A source told Life and Style magazine: "At the last minute, she decided she had to dye a load of fabric for her new fashion line before flying to London for the Elle Style Awards. She splashed pink dye everywhere - all over the kitchen and the floors! Once she realized what a mess she'd made, she called hotel staff to clean up after her. They took one look at it and returned with two huge bottles of bleach."

Gisele Bundchen is the highest-earning model in the world. The Brazilian beauty has topped the list compiled by Forbes.com for the third year running after making an impressive $25 million from June 2008 to June 2009.

Despite raking in a fortune, Gisele - who married American football star Tom Brady in February - has been hit by the global economic crisis, making $10 million less than in the previous financial year.

Sacha Baron Cohen suffered serious burns after trying to bleach his body hair. The comic star - who plays a gay Austrian fashion reporter in his new film "Bruno" - used strong chemicals to make him look "all-over hairless."

But the 37-year-old star suffered an allergic reaction to the bleach and broke out in a painful rash. He was taken to hospital for treatment and couldn't sit down for days.

Katy Perry wears her grandmother's clothes. The "I Kissed A Girl" singer has no qualms about wearing items from her elderly relative's wardrobe, insisting she will don anything if she thinks it suits her.

She said: "It doesn't matter who makes it, where it comes from, whether it's your grandmother's closet or it's a couture showroom. If it looks good on you, wear it!"