Beautiful girl, bad taste. Scarlett Johansson flashed her new tattoo that looks like a sticker on her forearm, yesterday at the London premier of her new movie “The Other Boleyn Girl”.

Bad, bad choice! How does someone go about choosing such a tat? Looks like teach gave her a check plus on her spelling test.



...and just before she met the Prince. How appropriate.

[source: yeeeah image: WENN]

Homegirls are chillen together to represent there new movie The Other Boleyn Girl at the Berlin Film Festival.

Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds may be engaged very soon, although her rep is denying it. A close source tells Ben Widdicombe of Gatecrasher that an engagement is on the way.

The couple have been an item for almost a year. Reynolds ended his engagement to fellow Canadian Alanis Morissette last February, and by April he was spotted on a date with Johansson at the Odeon in Tribeca, looking very much in love.

Johansson herself had a high-profile relationship with actor Josh Hartnett. By coincidence, a friend of that ex-couple told me last week, "Josh has the funniest picture of Scarlett on his phone. They're at home having dinner and she's brandishing a carving knife over a chicken like a slasher, and making a face.

I just wish Scarlett would do another interesting movie. I don't really care who's she with, but I think she's a great actress.

Scarlett Johansson was not happy to learn that Us Weekly published a story claiming that Scarlett has had plastic surgery on her nose.

Scarlett's rep contacted OK! to set the record straight:

"US Weekly's cover story regarding Scarlett Johansson and its clear implication that she has had plastic or cosmetic surgery on her nose is an outrageous and defamatory fabrication lacking any conceivable basis or proof, despite vehement denials by Ms. Johansson prior to publication. Not surprisingly, US magazine cannot provide the dates when she supposedly had this surgery, who performed the surgery, or what was supposedly done — all because there simply is no truth to the story. The publication made a pathetic attempt to validate its story by using two cover photos of Scarlett that were taken years apart with obviously different make-up and lighting, and then relying on an "expert’s opinion” (based solely on looking at the two photos) on what "might" have been done. It wasn't."

And Scarlett herself has this to say to OK!:

"I have always been straightforward with the press regarding my body image and I am very concerned that my fans (and perhaps even my employers) will feel mislead. Thus, I feel compelled to take immediate legal action against US Weekly."

Scarlett is just perfect! Now leave her alone.