Ryan Reynolds still hurting after split with Scarlett Johansson

Ryan Reynolds says he's still broken up about losing Scarlett Johansson. You can't blame him, considering that she's now with wrinkly Sean Penn.

"Anyone who gets divorced goes through a lot of pain, but you come out of it," Reynolds tells Details mag. "I'm not out of it yet. At all." He's still at the "I don't think I want to get married again" stage.

In fact, despite reports of him messing around with blond German model Agnes Fischer, Reynolds claims that even dating "just seems so kind of alien to me at this point."

He's 34. ScarJo is 26. Penn is 50.

Matthew Vaughn has had his lawyers formally deny an E! Online report suggesting, on the basis of circumstantial evidence, that he's the father of January Jones's unborn baby.

You'll recall that he directed her in this new X-Men movie, and that she refuses to name the baby-daddy. E! said the two were very close on-set.

If this is true, Vaughn will become known to history as the man who cheated on the astonishing Claudia Schiffer, to whom he has been married for nine years and has three kids.

Amy Poehler, speaking to Harvard's graduating class, offered this advice: "Would it kill you to be nicer to your parents? They have sacrificed so much for you and all they want you to do is smile and take a picture with your weird cousins. Do that for them. And with less eye-rolling, please."

Guys! Thinking of shaving your head? Take a tip from actor Taye Diggs: "If you don't use a shaving gel or oil, you will regret it. This is the 'secret sauce' when shaving" (your dome).

Charlie Sheen is selling his 7,900-square-foot party crib in L.A., asking $7.2 million. In his droll fashion, he calls the place Sober Valley Lodge.

When Charlie divorced Brooke Mueller, he got the house, buying out her share for $1 million, as part of their financial settlement.

Talk about winning: he bought the joint for just $2.5 million in 1997.

Don't worry; he's not homeless. He recently bought a bigger place nearby.

Parents: you have been warned! Don't mess with their phones!: Police in Tahuya, Wash., southwest of Seattle, say a man is in serious condition after his daughter, 15, shot him in the torso with a hunting bow. She got angry when he tried to take away her cellphone, as punishment for something.

She then refused to let the man, 35, use the phone to call for help; he had to crawl to a neighbour's house.

She took off into the woods with the bow and 35 arrows, but surrendered quietly to a SWAT team.

Ryan Reynolds: 'I Don't Think I Want to Get Married Again'

Although he worked his entire career to stay out of those magazines with the splashy headlines and rumor mill rumblings, Ryan Reynolds found himself on the cover of every one of them when he split from wife of two years, Scarlett Johansson, in December 2010.
Now, he's opening up to Details magazine about the physics of failed relationships.

"Relationships ending move you from who you were to who you are at a much more accelerated rate than almost anything else on earth," he explained.

Since his split with arguably the sexiest woman in Hollywood, while she has been able to move on -- and has publicly done so with Sean Penn -- Reynolds has no plans to get serious with anyone until he finds his way back to normal.

"Anyone who gets divorced goes through a lot of pain," he told Details. "But you come out of it. I'm not out of it yet. At all."

And the media's prying eye didn't help Reynolds to get over his marquee size love any faster. Although he understands that the salacious and salivating media comes with the territory, it doesn't mean he has to like it.

"I'll say this: The media wasn't invited to my marriage, and they're definitely not invited into the divorce."

But invited or not, they assumed a front row seat -- however legitimate their information was.

"What was happening privately was the exact opposite of what was being reported," he said. "There was no story and no scandal, so the narrative was just created for me. That was the most disturbing part. I wasn't angry. I absolutely predicted every beat of it ... There was a time, though, when looking at the Internet was a miracle cure for feeling good about myself."



But that time must have come and gone quickly as just months after the couple filed their divorce papers, Johansson was seen about town with her new beau, Penn. And although Johansson looks to be enjoying her new love interest, or rebound, Reynolds is content flying solo for a while, and possibly forever.

"I have not interest in dating right now," he said. "It just seems so kind of alien to me at this point ... I don't think I want to get married again."

But, still, like many of his jovial on-screen characters, Reynolds is able to see the silver lining in his darkness.

"Any kind of crisis can be good. It wakes you up. I gotta say, I'm a different person that I was six months ago."
Lighting up the box office instead of the tabloids with his bevy of forthcoming projects, including the highly anticipated 'Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters,' we have no doubt that America will come to know and respect the single man.