While young L'Oreal celebrity spokesmodels including Scarlett Johansson and Penelope Cruz push other products, Fonda has a $700,000 contract to promote L'Oreal Paris anti-aging face cream on billboards and magazines. The actress - who is a vocal critic of cosmetic surgery - insists she is perfect for the role. "Somebody's got to give a face to getting old," she said. "I'm going to try and organize other women in my profession and my friends to say no to the duck lips and getting rid of the wrinkles."

, whose drastic weight loss spawned speculation that she has an eating disorder, acknowledges she is "too thin" and is getting treatment to add pounds, in an interview in Vanity Fair.

"I know I'm too thin right now, so I wouldn't want any young girl looking at me and saying, "That's what I want to look like,'" the 24-year-old "Simple Life" star tells the magazine in its June issue.

Richie was visibly heavier in 2003 when she began filming TV's "The Simple Life." Richie, who has said she gained weight during a stint in rehab for heroin addiction, says she doesn't know how much she weighs today. Stress causes her to lose her appetite, she says, and her split in December from then-fiance Adam Goldstein didn't help matters. "I had a bad breakup, and it eats me up inside when I'm upset about something," says Richie, who is dating Goldstein again. "I tried to put the weight on my way, eating burritos, but that wasn't working, so I started seeing a nutritionist and a doctor," she tells the magazine.

The couple welcomed their first child, Scarlett, on Tuesday, White's representative Chloe Walsh said. White married Elson last June in a ceremony in Brazil. White's ex-wife and White Stripes drummer Meg White was maid of honor.

"James Gandolfini is fine, and his scooter is in the repair shop," HBO spokeswoman Angela Tarantino said. Gandolfini, who plays mob boss Tony Soprano on the HBO series, was motoring along a street in lower Manhattan Wednesday when the accident happened. Gandolfini left the scene in another taxi and arranged for his crippled Italian Vespa scooter to be picked up to be fixed.

"We took a cue from when Han Solo and Luke disguised themselves as Storm Troopers," said Derryl DePriest, marketing director and acknowledged lifelong "Star Wars" fan. "We placed George in his own universe that he created." The new toy is only available to participants in Hasbro's "Ultimate Galactic Hunt."

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