“Whenever I wear heels I feel like a giant.” I feel your pain!

Olivia Wilde’s self-described big head is not what you might think — she means it literally. She tweeted about a photo shoot for Revlon where she appeared with Emma Stone, in which her skull was so large that it looked like Emma’s head was her moon.

I can’t say I feel sorry for celebrities who get bombarded by reporters, but I do have a lot of respect for “The Amazing Spider-Man” actors Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, who are usually courteous to photographers and have now come up with a new approach to handling paparazzi.

The young couple spent the weekend in New York City and held up signs urging onlookers and readers to donate to charity.

Up and coming actress Emma Stone may be dating the adorable Andrew Garfield now, but she hasn’t always been lucky in love. The “Easy A” star has been emotionally bulldozed before and describes it better than anyone else could.

It’s easy to look at a girl like Emma Stone and think she has it all. She helped present an award at this year’s Academy Awards ceremony, has the adoration and respect of Ryan Gosling, and performed in big upcoming summer movie, “The Amazing Spider-Man.” But like many other women in show business, Stone wasn’t always the A-list lady we know today. She started her entertainment career as something and someone entirely different, and when that didn’t seem to be working, she changed her image and good things followed. It took a while to get to the top, but Stone is there now. Here are some females who successfully re-branded themselves.