Which Sudden Celeb Split Are You Most Upset About?

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Tuesday – December 14, 2010 – 6:49pm

Six of Hollywoods hottest stars are back on the market.

On Tuesday, UsMagazine.com broke the news that Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds were calling it quits after two years of marriage.

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A day earlier, sources confirmed that High School Musical sweethearts Vanessa Hudgens, 21, and Zac Efron, 23, ended their three-year relationship. Hours later, Dexter duo Michael C. Hall, 39, and Jennifer Carpenter, 31, announced plans to divorce after nearly two years of marriage.

Which sudden celeb split are you most upset about?

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Kirsten Dunst Opens Up About "Awful" Rehab Experience

Two years after she checked herself into the Cirque Lodge Treatment Center in Utah, Kirsten Dunst is ready to talk about about her struggle with depression.

"I know what it's like to lose yourself, to no longer know the difference between right or wrong," Dunst, 28, tells the December 2010/January 2011 issue of BlackBook.

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According to the actress, coming to terms with her own personal demons allowed her to more fully embody her character in All Good Things (in theaters December 9).

"I was ready to play something like that," she explains. "I had been living life on the surface, emotionally, and I was feeling really vulnerable, so I was prepared to do anything at that point.'"

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Still, Dunst admits that the attention surrounding her 2008 rehab stint made her wary about getting back into the spotlight -- particularly because she was falsely accused of seeking treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.

"I used to assume that I'd [continue acting] forever, and then there came a point in my life when I was like, 'Why am I doing this at all?'" she recalls. Once she checked into the Cirque Lodge, "My friends and family were put in a position where they had to defend me, and it was an awful time."

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So why did the actress, who is currently dating Rilo Kiley drummer Jason Boesel, decide to finally share her story?

"On a personal level, I would talk to anybody about it, but not on a public level," Dunst explains. "If I do that, then the next person feels like they can ask me about it, and the person after that, until everyone then feels entitled to ask me about it, and that’s not coming from a good place."

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Why Ashley Greene Feels "Indifferent About Marriage"

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Friday – December 03, 2010 – 5:27pm

-- Don't expect to see Ashley Greene walking down the aisle with beau Joe Jonas anytime soon. "I'm indifferent about marriage. I think sometimes people get married so they can say they have that person forever, but a ring doesn't ensure that you'll stay together," the Twilight actress, 23, tells Cosmopolitan. "Watch, now that I've said that I will be the first of my friends to get married!" [Just Jared Jr.]

-- Winona Ryder isn't exactly up-to-date with the latest technologies. "I don't have a computer. I don't go on the Internet," the Black Swan actress, 39, says. "I keep hearing that you can find out anything, which is kind of too bad. Now everyone knows the salaries and the budgets and the troubles. It does take the mystery out." [USA Today]

-- Despite more than a decade of Full House reruns, Bob Saget says he hasn't earned much from the show after it went off the air in 1995. "There's no Full House money. I didn't own the show," the 54-year-old actor explains. "If you're doing a show and you're not an executive producer and own it, then you get residuals which can amount to checks from $2 to $2,000." [Pop Eater]

-- Jay-Z has his reasons for omitting his relationship Beyonce from his recently released autobiography, Decoded. "It's the story of a generation," the 40-year-old rapper says. "It's a bigger story than revealing any gossip." [Perez Hilton]

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Which Ex Will Taylor Swift Sing About at the CMA Awards?

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Monday – November 08, 2010 – 5:14pm

Taylor Lautner will make an appearance the Country Music Association Awards in Nashville on Wednesday...via song, that is.

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His ex, Taylor Swift, is set to sing about the 18-year-old Twilight star when she performs her latest single, "Back to December," UsMagazine.com can exclusively confirm.

In the track, Swift, 20, sings that she wishes "I'd realized what I had when you were mine. I go back to December, turn around and make it all right."

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"She rehearsed last night and sounded great. It's a very emotional performance -- just her sitting at the piano, strings playing," a source tells Us. "It'll definitely be a 'moment' in the show."

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Hopefully Swift's current beau Jake Gyllenhaal remembers to set his TiVo: an insider tells Us that the actor, 29, hasn't attended rehearsals and probably "won't be here for the CMAs."

The Country Music Association Awards air Nov. 10 at 8 p.m. (EST) on ABC.

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