"If you don't send your boyfriend naked pictures then I feel bad for him." --Rihanna

In a recent interview, the uber sexy singer somehow managed to make herself seem even hotter.

"Famous people make really bad records." --John Mayer

This declaration may seem ironic coming from someone whose on-again-off-again relationship with Jennifer Aniston rivals Brangelina drama for gossip-rag covers, but Mayer insists, "I make music as a musician."

"I'm not going to lie -- I'm not one of those people that says, 'Oh, I eat hamburgers.' I eat salad." --Victoria Beckham

In a recent interview, the former Spice Girl revealed her strict regime, which includes "double espresso" and running on a treadmill "like a bat out of hell."

"The only thing that Katy [Perry] asked for in return for featuring on our single was a massive portion of greasy chips." --Nathaniel Motte

Half of electro-rock group 3OH!3 revealed the 'I Kissed a Girl' singer's thing for the king of the junk foods. "Apparently the grease is her secret trick for opening up the airwaves and making her voice sound great," he speculated.

Rod Stewart admittedly doesn't listen to much new music, but, thanks to his kids, he's been hipped to Arcade Fire. He even made it out of the house to see the Montreal septet at the Hollywood Bowl. "They are extraordinary," he tells Spinner. "I haven't been that excited since I saw Free back in the '70s ..." Well, Arcade Fire are great, but Stewart owes it to himself to get out more.

"Having Jude Law licking my face for three days solid was a surreal experience. He kissed me about 90 times." --Norah Jones

In a recent interview, the singer reflected on shooting 'My Blueberry Nights' with the handsome actor, adding, "There are worse ways to spend your day."

"I was only in the public eye because I was annoying." --Bradford Cox

The notoriously verbose singer (Deerhunter, Atlas Sound) admitted that early press on himself was drama-fueled, the result of "being young."