Ed Sheeran has always been refreshingly honest about his experience in Hollywood. When he was still struggling to make a name for himself, he remembers being ignored by people who had no interest in the twenty-three-old musician. “Everyone in LA introduces themselves with their first name, last name, what they do, how many awards they've won, how much they earn, but only if they know who you are.” Sounds fairly grim to us.
 

But fear not, Ed has discovered that not everyone in Hollywood is like this. Step forward BFF's Courteney Cox and Jennifer Aniston. You ladies have restored Ed's faith in humanity. The Lego House singer remembers his first time in Courteney's home and says: “I brought my cousin Murray who isn't a superstar, but everyone spoke to him and thought he was cool. Jennifer's just as friendly. I'd only ever experienced the darker side of Hollywood and they give you faith in everything.” Seriously, how sweet is that?

Seems like Ed and Courteney's friendship works both ways though! Ed introduced the Cougar Town star to her current fiancé Snow Patrol star Johnny McDaid. See, this is exactly how friendships are meant to work!

First we had Iggy Azalea and Snoop Dogg feuding across the twitosphere and now, if the latest Twitter offerings are anything to go by, Russell Brand and Donald Trump will certainly be crossing each other off their Christmas card lists.

Sixty-eight-year-old American business magnate Donald really let loose on Twitter this week and decided that British actor and comedian Russell Brand was going to hear exactly how he felt about him. Calling him a 'major loser' and questioning why Katy Perry ever married him, the savvy businessman probably knew that Russell wasn't going to take that lying down. And he was right.
 

In response, Russell asked Donald: “Are you drunk when you write these tweets? Or does that foam you spray on your bald head make you high?” Considering how out-of the-blue Donald's attack was, we think Russell handled it admirably, adding “I don't think your daddy left you any witty ripostes, and everything you have you inherited.”

Donald then bored of the British funnyman's replies and turned his attention to Obama, but for how long? We can't see this bizarre feud dying down anytime soon!

Prince Harry was left feeling a little disappointed at a charity event held in London yesterday when he found himself seated between two men. When the Prince, known for his mischievous side, addressed the 200-strong crowd at a fundraising gala dinner held by 100 Women in Hedge Fund, he quipped: “I am not entirely sure who made the seating plan, but I am sitting between two men. I thought it would just be 100 women and myself.”

The event, which was held in The Royal Hospital in Chelsea, was to raise funds for children's charity WellChild of which Harry is a patron. His brother William and sister-in-law Kate are also patrons, but were notably absent. It has been reported that Kate is suffering from pregnancy sickness and was unable to attend.

Harry's passion for the charity was evident in his speech when he said: “There are few organisations which share WellChild's hunger and determination to do better; my support and admiration for this important charity grows stronger with every inspirational young person, parent or carer that I am lucky enough to meet.”

Harry's mother, the late Princess Diana, was known for her warmth with children and it seems Harry has certainly inherited his mum's traits.