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Cast your mind back – can you remember the all-dancing, sometimes-singing Pussycat Dolls? Ex lead singer Nicole Scherzinger has given a really sad interview to VH1, saying that she used to self harm during her time with the band.

In the video, Nicole says “I never did drugs but hurting myself was my addiction. I just hated myself. I was in a group and never felt so alone in my life.”

Nicole’s mum was also interviewed about her fears, adding: “I didn’t realise the disease that she had. She kept that from us.”

You can see the video here.

Regrets? We’ve all had a few. And it turns out that our favourite Australian celebrities have as well. As part of its 20^th Birthday Special issue, WHO magazine sat down with 20 local stars and asked them to recall their regrets.

While Rake star Richard Roxburgh wishes he’d trusted his instincts more, Packed to the Rafters star Rebecca Gibney lamented her lack of confidence in her acting skills, regretting her decision to turn her back on Hollywood after just three weeks when she was 26.

You Am I frontman Tim Rogers rues the break-up of his marriage. Not surprisingly, Molly Meldrum names an off the record conversation during his controversial interview with Elton John earlier this year as his career regret. “When Elton and I were talking about Madonna there were some comments that shouldn’t have gone to air,” says Meldrum. “I wish that hadn’t happened.”

Sarah Murdoch and Delta Goodrem, were stuck on hair “don’ts” from the days gone by. “I wouldn’t have taken a picture of Bros into Stefan’s Hair Salon when I was 17 and told them to cut my hair exactly like theirs,” says Murdoch, while Goodrem recalls a “really bad mullet” she would rather forget.

You can read more regrets in WHO’s Birthday issue – on sale now.

- Nicole Kidman refused to say the word “nigger” on the the set of her new film, The Paperboy. 

This from iVillage.com.au:

Nicole Kidman was willing to say “no” to filmmaker Lee Daniels when he asked her to use the N-word in the controversial new drama The Paperboy.

Daniels, who is African American, wanted to explore the racial tensions in the story and asked Kidman to say “n***er” in character, but the star refused.

Read the full story here.

- One curvy celebrity has confessed that she has “wasted too much time on dieting.” But who said it? You’ll have to go here to find out. Bravo, sister.

- Adele has released a new song. It’s about Bond. James Bond. Have a listen here.

- Julianne Moore has been robbed – apparently, $127,000 worth of jewellery is missing from her apartment in New York. Find out more about it here.

- Jennie Garth has opened up about battling depression during her marriage to Peter Facinelli. From the Daily Mail:

‘I spent a couple of years lying in bed being depressed,’ she tells People magazine. ‘It was that “I can’t breathe” pain.

‘Physically I didn’t look my best, and mentally I didn’t feel my best. I was doing everything I could to be a good mom, but that was all I could handle.’

The 40-year-old revealed her new slimline figure following the couple’s break-up in March.

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