This week we are bring­ing you a spe­cial edi­tion of en­ter­tain­ment news. First we have 'Say What? En­ter­tain­ment news' fol­lowed by the to­tal­ly op­po­site in every way step sis­ter 'Well...thank you Ein­stein! En­ter­tain­ment news'.

Okay first up we have two sto­ries that will make you scratch your head and say – "Say wha!?" (Tri­ni) Or its Prop­er Eng­lish equiv­a­lent of 'Say What?' Here we go:

Avril Lav­i­gne has a piz­za named af­ter her

The Cana­di­an singer says peo­ple from her home­town of Na­pa­nee are very proud of her achieve­ments and one of the lo­cal restau­rants has paid homage by cre­at­ing a dish in her ho­n­our. She said "I'm a small-town girl and go home when I can, and the peo­ple there al­ways look out for me. I think they're proud that some­one from there made it so big. There's a piz­za restau­rant in the cen­tre that I used to go to when I was at high school, and they've turned it in­to kind of an Avril-themed place. There's even a piz­za named af­ter me made from my favourite top­pings: pep­per­oni, olives and mush­rooms." Avril says food is quite im­por­tant in her life and so too are piz­zas. She al­so en­joys cook­ing a tra­di­tion­al British Sun­day roast din­ner. She said: "I may be Cana­di­an, but I cook the best Sun­day roast."

My mom cooked every night when I was grow­ing up and one thing I picked up from her was roast­ed beef and York­shire pud­ding. Grow­ing up, a lot of the mums I knew used to cook a British din­ner. I love mak­ing lit­tle York­shires and get­ting them to rise per­fect­ly. I like be­ing do­mes­ti­cat­ed. It's my way of un­wind­ing. Af­ter months of tour­ing and pro­mo­tion I just want to stay in and be nor­mal. Go­ing out shop­ping for gro­ceries and cook­ing food is my way of chill­ing out. I like to have my friends around and en­ter­tain for them, cook up some Ital­ian food and open a bot­tle."

En­rique Igle­sias un­pop­u­lar with girls as a teenag­er

The heart­throb pop star who has been in a re­la­tion­ship with for­mer ten­nis play­er An­na Kourniko­va for al­most 10 years didn't have much luck with the op­po­site sex when he was grow­ing up, but as soon as he got fa­mous lots of ladies were in­ter­est­ed in dat­ing him. He said: "I was the king of heart­bro­ken as a teenag­er. I was nev­er the heart­break­er. Years lat­er, lots of the girls that re­ject­ed me came back just be­cause I was fa­mous. It is ac­tu­al­ly kind of sad." En­rique ad­mits it isn't dif­fi­cult to at­tract women when you be­come a celebri­ty, and thinks lots of girls are in­ter­est­ed in hav­ing 'fun' with a fa­mous guy. He added: "if you be­come a fa­mous singer or ac­tor, or just fa­mous, pe­ri­od, that helps a lot. Girls don't nec­es­sar­i­ly want to mar­ry a fa­mous per­son but I think they like the thought of hav­ing fun with them."

Now we know that there are two sides to every­thing, op­po­sites, like Ying and Yang, Night and Day, Tay­lor Swift and 50 Cent or Deep fried crispy Chick­en and a no fat, 10 calo­rie veg­e­tar­i­an green sal­ad.

We pro­vide the oth­er side of 'say what', with the sto­ry car­ry­ing a head­line that made us say 'Thank you Ein­stein' for re­port­ing that! An­oth­er thing that we may have al­so said is – "No way! I could have writ­ten that sto­ry and col­lect­ed a salary in U.S dol­lars." Okay so now that you're all an­noyed and ready check out this week's 'Thank you Ein­stein' sto­ry, here we are:

Justin Tim­ber­lake says he doesn't need love ad­vice

Justin Tim­ber­lake says he doesn't need love ad­vice and don't like peo­ple of­fer­ing him tips ('who does right?'- gie mag). The 30-year-old singer-and-ac­tor has been in re­la­tion­ships with some of the world's most sought-af­ter ladies in­clud­ing Cameron Di­az, Brit­ney Spears and Jes­si­ca Biel. Justin, who split from ac­tress Jes­si­ca back in March af­ter four years to­geth­er, is cur­rent­ly thought to be sin­gle de­spite be­ing linked to Hol­ly­wood beau­ties such as Mi­la Ku­nis and Scar­lett Jo­hans­son re­cent­ly. The heart­throb won't be go­ing to friends for any tips on his love life though, as he prefers mak­ing his own de­ci­sions when it comes to ro­mance. "My pals are pret­ty good for ad­vice but at the end of the day it is your ex­pe­ri­ence," he is quot­ed as say­ing. Justin thinks talk­ing through ro­man­tic dilem­mas with those around you can be help­ful. How­ev­er, he ar­gues a re­al man should al­ways think for him­self. The hunk shared his mantra when it comes to dat­ing – "I say, 'Man up and make your own de­ci­sions.'" Justin and Jes­si­ca's split was to­tal­ly am­i­ca­ble, and there have even been claims of the pair rekin­dling their love. Ear­li­er this month a source told US Week­ly they are "qui­et­ly see­ing each oth­er again", al­though an­oth­er in­sid­er ar­gued a long-last­ing re­union wasn't guar­an­teed.

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