Cameron Diaz's Sculfor affection

Cameron Diaz has been openly canoodling with new boyfriend Paul Sculfor. The 'What Happens in Vegas' star couldn't keep her hands off the British model as they enjoyed a romantic meal in Hollywood before hitting the shops.

An onlooker said: "They kissed, held hands and walked with their arms around each other while shopping at the American Rag clothing store. They couldn't get enough of each other and didn't care who saw." The couple were first romantically linked earlier this month and have since enjoyed several dates. The pair were recently spotted at the exclusive Chateau Marmont hotel and Cameron appeared to be smitten with Paul, Jennifer Aniston's ex-boyfriend. Source

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Cameron Diaz is happy being single

"I love being alone - I love it. I'm good at it. But not in a weird way, not like leave me alone - it's just I'm very comfortable by myself,"

"I think I finally know the way love works best. Basically, the most important thing is to really know yourself," Source

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Cameron Diaz Dates Essex Boy

She’s spending time with a former bricklayer who has also dated Jennifer Aniston…

Cameron Diaz has been seen on a date with lucky Essex model Paul Sculfor!
The former brickie has already romanced Jennifer Aniston and All Saint Shaznay Lewis.
The Mask star Diaz was this week linked to P Diddy after she was seen with him at a basketball match.
However the rapper told the New York Daily News: “It is ridiculous… We are just friends!” [MTV, UK]

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Photo Credit: CG/BD/Flynetpictures.com ©2008

The film is currently filming in Santa Monica, CA and is based on a book by Jodi Piccoult.. After reading the synopsis, it's exactly the type of depressing flick I stay away from when hitting the theaters. Grab some kleenex before reading...

Anna came into the world by in vitro fertilization so that she would be a genetic match for her older sister Kate, who was diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia when she was two years old. When Anna was born, her cord blood was donated to her sister, but when the leukemia returned she then had to donate blood and bone marrow. Kate's kidneys fail when she is sixteen and Anna is thirteen and her only chance for survival is a kidney transplant. Because she would be a closer match than an unrelated donor and no other family member is a match, Anna is expected to donate one of her own kidneys to save her sister. Anna decides to hire a lawyer to become medically emancipated from her parents in order to gain the right to make the decision for herself. Her lawyer, Campbell Alexander, works for her pro bono.

At the end of the book it is revealed that the reason Anna initiated the lawsuit was because her sister didn't want her to donate the kidney. Kate said she no longer wanted to go through life in a hospital and was ready to die. After the trial she is granted medical emancipation. Just as Anna is about to reveal her decision if she wants to give Kate her kidney or not, she is involved in a car accident, suffering a closed-head injury and becoming brain dead as a result. As Campbell Alexander has power of attorney over Anna's medical decisions, he grants the donation of Anna's kidney to her older sister. It is revealed in the epilogue that 8 years after the fact, Kate is healthy and working as a ballet teacher. [Wiki]

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Diaz 'doing well' after father's death
Cameron Diaz is doing "very well" following the death of her father.

The 35-year-old star recently revealed she planned to use a private screening of What Happens in Vegas to help her family with their grieving process.

She said: "It was a unanimous decision that we all needed to share a good laugh. After all, that's why we make films like these. So that people can leave behind their worries for a couple of hours and have a good laugh." Source

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And, just FYI: Cameron Diaz looks nothing like this in real life.

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