Stars always shift around boyfriends and girlfriends as much as they change their undergarments. Very little have a few years good before calling it a day, while others are a totally failure straight
from the beginning. Partnerships should be looked at definitely genuine, but for some reason several actors and actresses do not or they get into these hardcore partnerships that is definitely no good from the beginning. Below are the The Worst Celeb Companionships Ever:

1. Eminem and Kim Mathers

2. Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt

3. Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries

4. Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson and Evelyn Lozada

5. Billie Holiday and Louis McKay

This small list of famous couples have done one or the other such as slept with other people, physically abused and so much more to one another. These are the worst companionships the world of famous people has seen and I can ensure you there are much more insane partners to expose themselves. We should hope in the near future entertainers will pick their boyfriends and girlfriends more logically.

Brad Pitt has been nominated once again, this time for Best Actor for his role in ‘Money Ball’. The Hollywood Reporter was able to catch up with him for an interview that went over some interesting facts. They discussed his current thoughts on marriage, depression and drug abuse. That’s right during the interview, Brad Pitt admitted to wanting to get married, suffering from depression in his past and admits to being a prior drug addict.

2012 Oscar Nominees

Years ago when Brad and Angelina hooked up they let it be known that they would not merry till gay marriage was legal. However, their children are growing up and asking a lot of questions. Both Angelina and Brad have admitted now they they may just have to go through with it before gay marriage is legalized. If not for their own sake at least for their kids, and who could be mad about that.

Brad also talked about his issues with depression and drug abuse in the 1990′s. He told THR,“I got really sick of myself at the end of the 1990s: I was hiding out from the celebrity thing; I was smoking way too much dope; I was sitting on the couch and just turning into a doughnut; and I really got irritated with myself.”

Brad also went on to say,“I used to deal with depression, but I don’t now, not this decade — maybe last decade. But that’s also figuring out who you are.” He added, “I see it as a great education, as one of the seasons or a semester: ‘This semester I was majoring in depression.’ I was doing the same thing every night and numbing myself to sleep – the same routine: Couldn’t wait to get home and hide out. But that feeling of unease was growing and one night I just said, ‘This is a waste.’”

Brad also revealed that it was his trip to Yugoslavia and Morocco in the late ’90s that scared him straight, this after seeing “poverty to an extreme I had never witnessed before.” I guessed seeing just how bad other’s had it helped him to see just how fortunate he is. SOmetimes we have to step away from our surroundings and look at the lives around us to see things more clearly.

After Sunday nights Golden Globes Award Ceremony, George Clooney who won the Best Actors award was asked backstage about his feelings on Romney’s stance on gay marriage. I’m sure most of you won’t be too surprised by Cloony’s response as he has been a vocal supporter of gay marriage for some time now. This wasn’t the only topic Clooney had something to say about either. During his acceptance speech Clooney took a stab at fellow nominee Michael Fassbender stating, “I’d like to thank Michael Fassbender for taking over the frontal-nudity responsibility that I had. If you can play golf like this, with your hands behind your back—go for it man, do it!”

Clooney replied,“Well I’m not much concerned until there is an actual nominee… but I think it’s the wrong side of history.” He also added,“I think everyone sort of understands it might be the last leg of the civil rights movement.”