Naked Sundays spice up Aguilera's sex life

Pop singer Christina Aguilera tries to spice up her marriage by having naked Sundays with her hubby Jordan Bratman.

The ‘Dirrty’ singer has revealed she sets every Sunday aside and keeps the curtains closed and the clothes off to entertain her husband.

"We have naked Sundays. You just lie in bed all-day and chill with each other and do things that husband and wives do. We love our cosiness," she was quoted by The Sun, as saying.

But Christina insists it isn’t all about sex the pair have cooking nights too.

"We have our taco night. He cooks the meat and I chop the tomatoes and the lettuce. It's important to take time for your spouse and nurture the relationship," she added.

Kate Winslet gets sick of stripping on screen

British actress Kate Winslet insists stripping off for sex scenes in movies leaves her feeling terribly sick.

In her new film “Little Children”, which portrays Winslet as a reluctant mother and housewife who cheats on her husband and has little interest in her kids, the actress had to expose her all while filming a raunchy session with co-star Patrick Wilson.

But the Titanic beauty, who looked dazzling at the premiere of her upcoming film, admits she detests getting naked in front of the cameras, as they make her feel disgusted.

“As an actress, when you have to take your clothes off and get naked it’s really, really terrible,” The Daily Mail quoted her, as saying.

“It’s a terrible day and when you wake up you feel sick and you think to yourself, ‘I must be absolutely mad and I must remember not to do this ever again’,” she added.

The film had its British premiere as part of the London Film Festival.

And the Best Movie Hug Ever is...

Actors Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCapario's cuddle as the ill-fated Titanic struck an iceberg in the hit movie ‘Titanic’ has been voted the Best Movie Hug Ever.

The frantic embrace shared by the doomed lovers in the 1997 blockbuster narrowly beat the final hug shared by Baby and Johnny in 1987's ‘Dirty Dancing’ as well as Elliot's tight grasp on the incubator holding his extra-terrestrial friend in the 1982 movie ‘E.T.’

‘Bridget Jones' Diary’ was voted fourth place for Bridget and Mark Darcy's squeeze in the snow, with ex-convicts Andy and Red's hug in the final scene of ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ rounding out the top five.

This was followed by hugs in ‘The Lion King’, ‘It's A Wonderful Life’, ‘Love Actually’, ‘Pretty Woman’ and ‘The Snowman’.