One Direction's Liam Splits With Girlfriend

One Direction heartthrob Liam Payne has reportedly split with long-term girlfriend Danielle Peazer.

Payne, who has been dating the backing dancer for two years after meeting her on The X Factor, is said to have ended their romance after not having time for a relationship - NOT because of Twitter trolls as first thought.

The Sun had previously reported that the abuse Peazer received on social-networking sites played a huge part in the break-up, with a source telling the newspaper: "It was getting impossible to keep it going.

"They were apart so much and everything that was being said to Danielle on Twitter was getting to her. They both still care for each other and will remain friends, but it all just got too much.”

However, a pal of the 19-year old singer has blamed his work commitments with 1D, explaining to The Mirror: "They have split in the last few days because it has been more and more difficult to keep the relationship going with Liam spending more and more time away.

"He has hardly been able to see Danielle in recent months and the band have a world tour next year so it was only going to get harder.

"They ended things but Liam hopes they have left on good terms. She was the first real love of his life."

Liam now joins single band members Harry Styles and Niall Horan, while Zayn Malik is still dating Little Mix star Perrie Edwards and Louis Tomlinson is in a relationship with model, Eleanor Calder.

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Taylor Kitsch 'won't do any more blockbusters for a while'

Kitsch, who has recently starred in two big-budget action films – Andrew Stanton's John Carter and Peter Berg's Battleship – confirmed that he is keen to focus on smaller, more character-driven projects.

"Both those films taught me an immense amount of patience, and I think I really brought that over to Savages," Kitsch told Collider, referring to Oliver Stone's new film in which he stars alongside Aaron Johnson.

"I really loved being on this set with these actors, and being a part of it.

"Not that I didn't with the others, but just to make it as raw as this film is and to get back to what it is, going off another actors and really searching, creating and collaborating in that way is really refreshing, and I'll stay on that track.

"There will be no more green screen for awhile," Kitsch concluded.

Both John Carter and Battleship were somewhat poorly received in critical and financial terms - Battleship was described as "a flop" by studio executives and even Berg himself.

Meanwhile, it was reported that Disney had made a $200 million loss on John Carter, and the exit of studio chairman Rich Ross was widely attributed to this flop.

Kitsch and Johnson star in Savages as pot dealers whose shared girlfriend (Blake Lively) is kidnapped by the Mexican drug cartel.

The film is out now in the US and will be released in the UK on September 28

Tom Cruise 'begged Katie Holmes not to divorce'

Katie Holmes reportedly rejected Tom Cruise's plea for a make-or-break trip to save their marriage.    The actress filed for divorce in New York on Friday (June 29) and has since moved out of their marital home with 6-year-old daughter Suri.

  

Sources have now claimed that Cruise made a last attempt to keep their relationship afloat by asking Holmes to visit him for his 50th birthday in Iceland, where he is currently filming Oblivion.

Her refusal is said to have sparked a massive row and brought their five-year marriage to a complete end.     "He begged her to go to Iceland for one last try at reconciliation," insiders told US Magazine. "She refused and a huge fight ensued.

"He was confident he could talk her out of it and keep her with him."     Cruise ended up spending his 50th birthday alone at the former couple's Beverly Hills home.     Holmes is alleged to have split with Cruise over her fears that Suri would be forced into embracing Scientology.