Harry Styles already has about 30 tattoos, but he apparently decided to add another one to his menagerie. The 19-year-old One Direction heartthrob posted a photo to his Instagram account that shows a nude torso with a giant butterfly tattoo across the upper abs.

He didn't give any context for the photo, but some eagle-eyed 1D fans are adamant that it's a photo of Styles.

To each their own, but this tattoo seems sort of random. Then again, his other tattoos — including a Green Bay Packers logo, a padlock and the quote "that I can't"— are pretty random, too.

Our question: Are huge tattoos like this really a turn-on? Sure, many women love tattoos on guys, but we'd be pretty upset if our guys just randomly showed up with a huge butterfly tattoo.

We wonder how his new girlfriend — reportedly an Irish woman named Shaniece Nesbitt — feels about his ink. According to the U.K. tabloid Sun, Styles spotted the "Megan Fox lookalike" in the audience and instructed his bodyguards to get her number. She later went to party with them.

"There were about six people partying with Harry and Shaniece back at the hotel but he only had eyes for her," a source told the Sun. "He was fixated on the fact she looked like Megan Fox and they spent hours flirting. She didn't go up to his room or sleep with him that night but Harry has kept in touch since and been texting her."

Now, she's incurring the wrath of hormonal One Direction fans. Nesbitt reportedly deleted her Facebook and Twitter accounts after she received a few death threats and questions about whether or not she had bedded the singer.

"I did no such thing," Nesbitt wrote on Facebook, according to the tabloid.

Maybe because she saw his giant butterfly tattoo?

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Talk about the ultimate diss.

Gerard Butler appeared on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show on Monday and finally admitted that the rumor is true: He did hook up with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville in a "one-afternooner."

But he didn't even know her name.

"It was a one-afternooner, but it was fun," he said. "She is wild."

Despite having fun, he didn't want anyone to know about it. The Olympus Has Fallen star added that he called the reality star to apologize for not remembering her name.

"I said one, 'I'm not very happy you did that because there are certain things you keep a little private. And two, 'I'm sorry I said I didn't know who you were!'"

But, it's OK that Butler talks about it now? Not cool, dude — not cool at all.

It brings up a bigger question: Is it ever OK to talk about a hookup openly? Sex is a pretty intimate thing, and not everyone is comfortable putting their private business out there for the public.

Plus, it's pretty cruel for him to make a joke out of not remembering her name. She obviously read into it a little more than he did.

A good rule of thumb: Stay mum on it unless both sides agree it's OK to talk about. We know, we know—it doesn't always work like that. But at least try to be civil.

We hope Glanville finds a good guy soon, especially with all the drama she's endured with ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and his new wife, LeAnn Rimes.

And no, we don't think there will be another afternoon between Glanville and Butler. He's found a new girlfriend, Romanian model Madalina Ghenea.

"It's nice when somebody pins you and they know everything about you and they see it in a positive way," he said of his new gal pal. "A lot of stuff that I don't see in a positive way, after she's pinned me I say, maybe I'm all right. Maybe I'm not the biggest d**khead on the planet!"

That's debatable.

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The Bachelor star Sean Lowe is sticking to his vow to stay celibate until marriage.

"From my perspective, I've lived life kind of selfishly for a long time," the Christian and born-again virgin told People. "Now, I'm going to try to live it the way I know to be right."

So, how does fiancée Catherine Giudici feel about it? She supports him!

"I honor him," she added to the magazine.

We love a man with strong convictions — and the moral fortitude to stick with it.

It brings up a question, though: Does it matter if your guy has less sexual experience than you?

On one hand, it shouldn't — you love each other, so the sex will progress over time until you're on the same playing field. On the other? You might have to spend a lot of time coaching him and risk your own sexual pleasure to help him learn.

Taking charge in the bedroom is super hot, though — and maybe you'll find that you like being in charge.

We're going to go out on a limb and assume Sean and Catherine are excited to find out about their own sexual compatibility. The pair — set to marry in an ABC special — said they're hoping to marry soon.

"We don't have a date yet," says Lowe. "But we've kicked around a lot of ideas, most of which are silly and fun. We just want it to be a big party."

And as for what they're really excited for? The "big party" in the bedroom afterward, presumably.

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Khloé Kardashian and husband Lamar Odom just welcomed their own little bundle of joy — but it's not a baby.

"Look what Lammy got us!" Kardashian wrote on Instagram, along with a photo of the puppy they named Bernard Hopkins. "Our baby boxer."

The puppy is apparently named after the human middleweight boxer, whose nickname is "The Executioner." Hopefully, the puppy won't "execute" too many of the couple's socks.

We're happy that Kardashian has a little companion to love on, especially since she's famously battled fertility problems during her marriage to the Los Angeles Clippers star. She's reportedly documenting her treatments for the upcoming season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

"Khloé has always said she wants to have a baby when God meant for it to happen," a source told RadarOnline. "She knows there are other women like her that are struggling to get pregnant."

We think it's a great idea for Khloé and Lamar to adopt a puppy, but we have to wonder: Is a puppy a good "trial run" for a baby? It's an extremely personal choice, but a puppy can teach couples joint responsibility and communication — two vital skills couples need to master before becoming parents.

Then again, it's probably not a good idea if you aren't absolutely sure you're in a committed relationship. Some rescues won't even adopt out to unmarried couples unless they sign a document declaring what will happen to the dog if the couple splits.

It doesn't sound like that'll be a problem for the lovey-dovey reality couple.

"No matter how busy our schedules get, Lamar and I always make sure we find time for date nights," Kardashian wrote recently on her blog.

Let's just hope the dog doesn't become an afterthought when they do eventually have children.

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We're freaking for this freckled Brit

Dress him up in a tux at the Oscars, or dress him down in tattered period clothing in Les Miserables— there's no obscuring Eddie Redmayne's utter fair-skinned cuteness and sheer likability. Move over, Prince Harry: Eddie might be our new favorite redheaded Brit.

He's adorable in the present... and in the past

Historical film roles have been Eddie's bread and butter — recently we've watched him croon as Marius Pontmercy in 2012's Les Miserables... and gallivant with Marilyn Monroe in My Life With Marilyn. Plus, let's not forget about his earlier films: The Other Boleyn Girl and Elizabeth: The Golden Age, among others.

"I feel like I've worked my way through the Medieval period into the Elizabethan period, and now having done My Week With Marilyn along with Savage Grace, I've done the '50s and '60s,"he told Interview. "I was just on a film in North Carolina, and it was set in the '80s. I'm sort of, step-by-step, working my way into the modern day."

We don't mind if Eddie stays in the past for a bit longer — especially when we're picturing him ripping off our Elizabethan bodice.

He's a sexy ginger — but has stayed humble

We already knew Eddie was multitalented, but did you know he's an honest-to-God model? The chap has even scored contracts modeling for quintessential English luxury brand Burberry. But lest you think the attention has gone to his head, Eddie has repeatedly reassured the press he's still figuring it all out:

"Listen, acting is not surgery,"he told The Independent, "it's entertainment. You're doing something to hopefully move people, to make them laugh, to transport them. But actors are vulnerable, and the reason we're vulnerable is that we're always trying to re-create human behavior. And any human being has the right to look at that behavior and decide if it looks real to them or not. Everyone has that capacity for judgment, everyone can turn around and say, 'Sorry, but I just don't believe that.'"

"So if you have thin skin — and I don't have particularly thick skin — then your need to constantly please people, well... it's completely impossible. That's why I still feel I've got so much work to do, to really try and nail this thing."

We think you've done an amazing job so far, Eddie!

He has the voice of a angel

Sure, Eddie's won a Tony for his role in the Mark Rothko play Red, but singing on camera in Les Miserables was a whole different ballgame. Honing his voice was a workout in itself, Eddie has said.

"All that singing meant that I had to be healthier than ever,"he told W magazine. "To protect your voice you can't drink, and you are suddenly in love with your humidifier. I also kept thinking about the intensity and high expectations of the millions of people who have seen Les Miserables on the stage. Basically, I was in a state of anxiety during most of the making of the movie. Luckily, I find fear to be inspiring."

That hard work definitely paid off...

Eddie Redmayne's relationship status

Hardcore Les Mis fans wish Eddie were dating his costar Amanda Seyfried, who plays Cosette in the film, but that's not the case. Eddie rocked the red carpet at the Oscars with his publicist girlfriend Hannah Bagshawe, whom he's been dating for roughly a year. And Hannah has another little side job when it comes to dating Eddie: wardrobe consultant!

"I'm confused with colors,"he told People. "When I go out to premieres and events, I have to check with my girlfriend that the trousers match the top," he explained. “I recently wore a blue suit — and I had to ask her if it was really blue rather than purple. She assured me it was blue. I could not tell the difference."

He doesn't say much about their personal relationship, but he did say this: "I'm lucky to be with someone who is very supportive."

Aw! That's all you can ask for in a great relationship. Sounds like a great match!

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Yippee-ki-yay for this sexy action star

There's something about classic movie stars that just gets hotter with age.

Exhibit A: Bruce Willis, who could be coated in dirt, sweat and the blood of his enemies, yet his gorgeous baby blues are what we're always — always— focused on.

He's the definition of masculine

Movie buffs and wannabe badasses are still quoting 1988's Die Hard to this day, which makes Bruce the very picture of an American hero, really, but think about this: Rom-com fans and hopeless romantics still reference the TV show Moonlighting as the platonic ideal of witty banter and sexual tension in a would-be relationship. The push and pull between Bruce and his talented costar, Cybill Shepherd, is so classic it's taken up residence smack dab in the middle of our dating lexicon. And a lot of that has to do with Bruce. How he carries himself, what he transmits, how he looks... We love the variety — and he does too.

"Every film is a brand-new character, a brand-new set of muscles, a brand-new test of 'Can I do it?'"he told Reader's Digest. "And a lot of times I take roles, because I'm not quite sure if I'm gonna be able to accomplish what the script calls for. I'll read a script, and I'll say yes to it, but I don't know when I say yes how I'm gonna play a scene that's 60 pages down the road, that's two months down. I just rely on and trust my instincts that hopefully I will, by the time we've gone through 60 days of shooting, I will know what to do in that moment."

"Muscles," indeed.

He's still going, after all these years

Bruce's career timeline is fascinating when you look back at it: the original Die Hard, Pulp Fiction, Armageddon, The Fifth Element, The Sixth Sense, all the way to last year's Looper, and, now, G.I. Joe: Retaliation — and that's only a small fraction of his films. All told, Bruce has been in more than 60 movies, and he shows no sign of slowing down. At least... not yet.

"The middle years to now makes me start to think that there should come a time when I should not work so much,"he recently told GQ. "I don't question other actors in their age and what they do; I just think, 'Wow, they're still f***ing great.' They're still doing it. There are movies where if I know Anthony Hopkins is in it, I'll go see it. I'm still a fan of films, I still go to movies. I just saw Argo. It's fantastic."

And we think you're still pretty great too, Bruce.

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Scout and Tallulah in 2006

He's a good dad

Bruce looks like he's proven himself to be a responsible, attentive father, co-parenting daughters Rumer, Scout and Tallulah with Demi Moore, even appearing in photos with his entire family and her then-husband Ashton Kutcher. Even A Good Day to Die Harddirector John Moore said, "Bruce is a very good dad in real life, he's very protective of his kids and very decent and very realistic."

So what's the secret to being so cool?

"Sometimes I have to resist the urge to speak,"he told Esquire last year. "I learned it from dealing with my kids. That's my number one rule... It applies in life. But it's more about being a father. I'd rather hear what they have to say. You learn more by listening. And this stuff is just a matter of not equating drama with actions that will help them. Teach them to shun drama."

That's one tip we might steal for ourselves.

Bruce Willis and Emma Hemming in 2013

Bruce Willis's relationship status

When we think of Bruce's personal life, we immediately recall his marriage to Demi Moore, but he's now wed to another striking brunette, Emma Hemming, an actress/Victoria's Secret model who had her first child with Bruce, daughter Mabel Ray, last April. She seems to have had something of an enchanting effect on him:

"I went from ‘F*** love' to 'Love is truly the answer,'"he told W magazine in 2009, the year they got married. "I spent the last 10 years single and, for the most part, unhappy. In a dark place. I never thought that being with someone else was the answer. I would say, 'I’m alone, but I’m not lonely.' But I was just kidding myself. Then I started hanging around Emma, and on a day-to-day basis my life became much happier."

Awww, we love a good love story, especially when it happens to one of the manliest men on the planet.

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get lucky with this Irishman

What is it about smart guys who can make us laugh? Chris O'Dowd is a stone-cold fox anyway, but his comedic talent coupled with a knack for picking roles in projects we love make for one super-powerful aphrodisiac.

He even makes yuppies look hot

If you've been watching this season of HBO's Girls, you've already recognized Chris as free-spirit Jessa's yuppie, Williamsburg-dwelling husband, Thomas-John. We knew we were supposed to find Thomas-John, his turntables and his blind ambition lame, but we couldn't help but swoon a little whenever he appeared onscreen, with his scruffy facial hair and sweet smile. Of course, it certainly doesn't hurt that Girls writer/director/producer Lena Dunham is behind the character — and Chris is the first to acknowledge the power of great writing.

"For some reason, I find that in the course of my career I've worked with more women than most men have,"he told GQ. "It's just a coincidence, but the first major role [I had] was written and directed by a woman, and I think I've worked with maybe five female auteurs, and, I don't know, maybe there is something in female writing that I'm attracted to. I think, without being too cliché about it, that they obviously write women better, and I think it just makes the relationships more believable. I just am so tired of really badly written women. It's so boring."

Tell us more, Chris! We adore men who give credit to intelligent women.

Chris O'Dowd and wife Dawn Porter

He was swoon-worthy in Bridesmaids

There's nothing like a man in uniform, and in Kristen Wiig's 2011 megahit Bridesmaids, Chris played the role of hot, caring cop oh so well. But according to Chris, self-effacing guy that he is, the character, not Chris, made him so desirable to women everywhere.

"'It was just a really well-written character,"he told the Telegraph. "I do think Saddam Hussein could have made that character sexy. He was a good listener, and there aren’t an awful lot of good listeners on screen, because it’s hard to write a good reactive character."

We're gonna have to disagree with you there, Chris — we love a good listener, but you're eye candy, whether you admit it or not!

He's a respected comedian

Sure, the public knows Chris from his prominent roles in high-profile films like This Is 40 and Friends with Kids, but you're missing out if you've never seen Chris as Roy, a grumble-prone tech guy, in the British sitcom The IT Crowd .

"A lot of IT people really love it, and I do hear a lot of women saying, 'Oh my God, he's just like my boyfriend,'" and all that," he told the British Comedy Guide. "People are very nice, and a lot of IT geek girls find Roy very attractive."

And we can see why... despite the fact that Chris recently said to British GQ, "I just don't think women look at me as sexual. They see me more like a guy they would like to set their sister up with. I play very sweet characters, so people look at me like I'm the kid from The Wonder Years, rather than Brad Pitt."

No way, Chris. We'd never give you away — even to our sister. The IT Crowd is now available on Netflix in the U.S., so check it out.

Chris O'Dowd's relationship status

We knew Chris would have impeccable taste in women! He's been married to British writer/performer Dawn Porter, whose documentaries have raised awareness for issues like breast cancer and cultural obsession with thinness, since last year.

“She’s relaxed and bright and great,” he told the Telegraph. “Going out with other actors is never good; actresses are neurotic, and actors are horrendous egotists.”

But Chris himself could never be an egotist, right? We love a pairing that's also a meeting of the minds!

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This show is on fire, and it hasn't even aired yet! We confess: We're making a snap judgment based on the sheer hotness of the guys in the show — and the fact that it's hosted by one of our fave celeb couples, Bill and Giuliana Rancic . Plus: In our book, three eligible bachelors are definitely better than one.

But what we love about this rocker is his soft side: "I wrote a song that sold 1.3 million copies, when all I really wanted was to impress the one girl I let go."

Tim, we'd like to audition to take her place! Another bonus: He writes poetry. We're already picturing ourselves reading Keats to him right around bedtime...

He married his high-school sweetheart, but he says that the distance and time he spent away from his wife while on tour led her to end the union. He says it was "devastating.""I've learned the balance between work and relationship is delicate," Tim says. "At the end of your life, when you look back, it's not like you're hoping to have your career at your side. You're hoping to have someone with you."

We're right here, Ernesto!

This jetsetter says his lack of love isn't for a lack of trying — he even flew to Paris when his sister recommended that he meet a certain woman there. "I'm looking for somebody that takes marriage as seriously as I do... My wife can expect to be the priority in my life. For me to literally live for her and live to make her happy."

Though we're sure Ben has had no trouble snagging eligible Dallas women, he's looking to be a great dad someday . And his family — especially his sister — can't wait for him to find that special lady. "I love my family," Ben says. "Everybody's been waiting for me to say, 'Hey, you know what? Now I'm gonna focus on personal life,' and I'm ready to do that, and they know I'm ready to do that."

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Taylor Swift's love life is a punch line now, but perhaps her serial dating might stem from her fear of being alone.

At least that's what seemed to emerge from her interview for Wonderland magazine.

"I have no idea if I'm going to get married or be single forever or have a family or just be on my own,"Swift said in the interview. "You know, paint in a cottage by the ocean by myself. I just have no idea and I'm kind of into that. You can make a board for all the goals you want in your life with the pictures on it, and that's great, daydreaming is wonderful, but you can never plan your future."

I totally understand the feeling, Tay Tay. The problem? I'm a few years older than she is, and it seems like my future is almost certain to revolve around solo trips to the grocery store and sympathetic nods from my married friends.

It all came to a terrifying head a few weeks ago. I mean, I've always had the thought of "OMG I'm 30 and 100 percent single," in the back of my mind, but somehow I always avoided worrying about it.

Until I went to a new doctor.

"So, you're not married?" the doc asked, trying to get to know me as a new patient.

"Nope," I replied.

"No husband or kids or anything?" he continued with a hint of surprise in his voice. Was the surprise that I'm so awesome and he can't believe I'm not attached? Or that he can't believe anyone my age is actually single? I couldn't decide.

"Uh no, buddy," I thought about saying. Instead, I pulled out my default response of "Someday!" and he finally dropped it.

Panic set in after that conversation. The vast majority of my friends are married with children, but I'm completely single with no real prospects on the horizon.

Am I really that weird to be single?

Did I mention I'll be 31 in less than two months? Yeah, so there's that.

Don't get me wrong: I'm not desperate and won't make any rash decisions just to have someone in my life. I've never been that way. Still, I can't help but have that feeling at the back of my mind like "When's my turn?" or "Will I ever have a turn?"

At least Taylor Swift knows how I feel.

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