Mila Kunis sizzles on the latest GQ cover

Actress Mila Kunis has insisted that she is not girlfriend material, and that she would never wish herself upon anybody at this point in her life.

Kunis, 27, who looked smoking hot on the cover of men's magazine GQ, also dismissed rumours that she is romantically involved with Friends with Benefits co-star Justin Timberlake.

'I wouldn't dare wish myself upon anybody at this point in my life!' the Daily Mail quoted her as saying.

She insists that she is single following her split from long-term love Macauley Culkin in January, and blames it on her busy lifestyle.

'My shooting schedule is crazy. I'm a nomad till January,' she told GQ.

George Clooney arrives for a photocall for his new directorial venture The Ides of March in Cancun. The political drama, starring Ryan Gosling, is reportedly set to open the Venice Film Festival on August 31.

Ides, based on the play Farragut North by Beau Willimon, stars Clooney as a governor with presidential ambitions, Gosling as his press spokesman and Paul Giamatti as a rival campaign manager.

In addition to directing, Clooney wrote the screen adaptation with Grant Heslov and served as one of the producers.

Edward Norton is being lined up to play the villain in The Bourne Legacy.

The Fight Club actor has entered negotiations for a role in the spinoff -- which will follow on from the first three Bourne films starring Matt Damon as Jason Bourne -- alongside Jeremy Renner as an yet unnamed assassin from a government programme more dangerous than the one that hatched Jason, Variety reports.

Although details of Ed's character have not yet been revealed by director Tony Gilroy, Rachel Weisz has been confirmed for a role as a female operative after first being linked to the movie earlier this year.

The Bourne Legacy is set to start shooting in September, and release on August 17, 2012.

While it was rumoured he could make a cameo, Matt has ruled out an appearance by the original character Jason saying he would only get involved with the franchise again with original director Paul Greengrass.

Harry Potter star Emma Watson has revealed that she had no idea that her co-star Daniel Radcliffe was struggling with an addiction to alcohol.

Radcliffe, 21, had recently shocked his fans when he revealed during an interview with GQ magazine that he had become reliant on drink to help him cope with life in the spotlight.

Watson, 21, was asked about Radcliffe's admission during an interview on The Late Show With David Letterman in New York.

"To be honest, it's really not something that I genuinely know much about," the Daily Mail quoted her as saying.

"But as far as I know, he never took a sick day. He was like the most professional, amazing guy ever," she said.

Radcliffe had made the admission that he's been teetotal since August, after recognising a problem.