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Friday, November 2, 2012

Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher vacation down under

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Ashton Kutcher and girlfriend Mila Kunis slipped into Sydney yesterday for a low-key romantic break — that is, until their celebrity friends rocked up. The Hollywood couple were photographed having dinner at Bronte eatery Three Blue Ducks with Mel B and her husband Stephen Belafonte, and Brian McFadden and new wife Vogue.

Aussie celebrity Ruby Rose was also there, obviously chuffed to be in such star-studded company. "I'm having dinner with Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher … And now missed @elliegoulding ... I'll have to see her in London!" Ruby tweeted, before posting a number of photos with her famous friends.

Brian also bragged about his dinner guests on Twitter: "Having dinner with @aplusk and @mila_kuniss. As you do". Ashton, who is one of the world's most followed celebrities on Twitter, remained suspiciously quiet, his most recent post being on Wednesday.

Earlier in the day, Ashton and Mila visited the Wild Life Sydney Zoo to meet the koalas.

"They never requested anything and just enjoyed a typical experience," a zoo spokeswoman told Sydney Morning Herald. "It was just the two of them and while they didn't want any photos taken, they were very pleasant and friendly." No VIP treatment though — apparently they were paying customers like the rest of us.

In other Ashton news, the 34-year-old Two and a Half Men star and estranged wife Demi Moore have reportedly taken no legal steps towards divorce, despite separating a year ago.

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Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Ashton Kutcher Rules as Highest-Paid Actor on Television

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Ashton Kutcher, on his own, is worth way more than your average two and a half men put together.

The 33-year-old actor-producer-investor and his $24 million tops Forbes' latest list of the highest-paid actors on TV over the last 12 months. And you get one guess as to who Kutcher displaced as No. 1.


That's right, former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen, who was the biggest money-maker pre-meltdown with $40 million but fell off the list entirely this year.

Despite his absence from prime-time this year (yeah, we're still not over it, either), Hugh Laurie comes in second on the list with $18 million, the British thesp obviously having collected a pretty penny for the final season of House.

Men of a Certain Age was canceled, but Ray Romano's Everybody Loves Raymond is still pretty ubiquitous via syndication, resulting in an $18 million payday for its star and coexecutive producer.

Tied for third place are 30 Rock standout Alec Baldwin and Mark Harmon, whose NCIS is frequently the most-watched scripted show on TV, with $15 million.


Last Man Standing didn't make any critic's list of favorites last season but it did help Tim Allen secure fourth place with $14 million. And Jon Cryer, who just won his first lead-role Emmy for Two and a Half Men, rounds out the top five with $13 million.

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