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Jesse Eisenberg may have played Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network – but the star says he totally ignores all media. “I don’t go to movies. I don’t receive magazines. I try not to receive mail. I’m not aware at all of popular culture. Or unpopular culture,” Eisenberg told Time magazine. Time named The Social Network as one of the best films of the year, an accolade that Eisenberg, 27, says means nothing to him. “It’s kind of strange to be part of something that has some cultural impact because I have nothing personally to add to that discussion.”

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Could Fall Out Boy be splitting up? The band’s most famous member, Pete Wentz, took to the internet last week to chat with some of the band’s fans. Also, on a Twitter account which he created just for the day and later deleted, he released some interesting information. When someone asked whether they could expect a new FOB CD next year, Pete replied with “I’m not sure. This may be the swan song. But we might have another in us. We’ll see.” In an interview later that week, Pete tried to elaborate saying “No, we’re not calling it quits, but [we've got] no future album plans right now.”

Pete Wentz loves wearing women’s clothes.

The Fall Out Boy rocker – who is dating singer Ashlee Simpson – has confessed he is always stealing clothes from his girlfriend’s wardrobe.

He told America’s OK! magazine: “Anytime I’m wearing anything I’m probably borrowing it from my girlfriend.”

This is not the first time Pete his revealed his love for women’s clothing and accessories. He recently revealed he likes to wear shoes from Ashlee’s older sister Jessica’s US footwear range.

He said: “I love Jessica Simpson’s stuff, especially the shoes. I dance around my house in them all the time.”

Pete, 28, also wishes men’s fashion took more risks, and is envious of the clothing available to women.

He added: “I don’t know if I would really consider myself fashionable, but I think that fashion is kind of an awesome way to project who you are inside, and I really, really like going to fashion shows, and I really like women’s fashion. I wish men’s fashion had more risk-taking going on.”