He's an Oscar-nominated star, one of America's most celebrated stage actors and dated Rita Hayworth and Elizabeth Taylor, but Frank Langella might not be so popular when his bitchy new memoir hits the shelves next week. The celebrated Frost/Nixon actor - who played disgraced president Richard Nixon - is revealing the insecurities, egos and delusions of some of the most adored celebrities of all time. The book entitled Dropped Names: Famous Men and Women As I Knew Them promises to be a veritable treasure trove of juicy gossip and RadarOnline.com has a sneak peak at what Langella has to say about some of the people he's worked with. The 74-year-old claims: •Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was the first woman he met who found "money as an aphrodisiac." •Paul Newman was "a pretty dull companion." •Graduate star Anne Bancroft was incredibly vain "consumed by a galloping narcissism that often undermined her talents." •Richard Burton was "a crashing bore" who liked to recite poetry when drunk. •He ended his affair with Elizabeth Taylor telling her she'd "eat him for lunch." •Lee Stasberg was a "pompous pygmy." •Laurence Oliver was "a silly old English gent who loved to play camp and gossip." •Langella famously dated Whoopi Goldberg for several years, but lucky for her his book only takes on deceased celebs.

Frank Langella Attacks Hollywood Stars In Scathing Memoir

Sounds rather tame and dull

Oh, how soon the GOP forgets.

Obama Romney-Bain ad used quotes from GOP Romney rivals

Boy, they sure don't make sluts and whores like him any more!

Joe Dallesandro

LA HABRA, Calif. (KTLA) -- "Octomom" Nadya Suleman could lose her home, after the bank holding the loan on the house says it's going to sell it. The La Habra home is slated to go up for auction on Monday. Suleman and her 14 children could face eviction if the house is sold. This comes after allegations that Suleman has been neglecting her children, while spending hundreds of dollars on herself for things like Brazilian blowouts. Officers from La Habra Police Department accompanied social workers to Suleman's home last Tuesday after receiving a complaint. TMZ reported that the complaint was filed by Suleman's hairstylist, who had been in the home. The complaint said there was only one working toilet in the house, and the children were forced to use portable training toilets in their bedrooms. The stylist also said the kids appeared to be malnourished and unclean, and Suleman locked them in their rooms while she attends to personal matters. The social workers spent about two hours at the house. They determined the children were not in any danger and should not be removed from the home. The Orange County Department of Family and Children's Services will continue to investigate. On April 5th, Suleman appeared on "The Today Show" and told host Matt Lauer that she is still capable of being a good mom despite her financial difficulties. Suleman is receiving $2,000 a month in food stamps. When Lauer questioned whether her deteriorating financial condition would force child services to break up her family, Suleman responded, "That will never happen. I can guarantee you of that." Suleman gained nationwide attention in 2009 when she gave birth to octuplets. She garnered the name "Octomom" and became a symbol of the excesses of assisted reproduction.

'Octomom' Nadya Suleman's House Goes Up for Auction

Some actor by the name of Cyrus Wilcox. Congrats.

I''m tired of her always making excuses for celebrities and think it''s time for a new host. Does anyone else feel the same way? Take my poll, please.

this should make FReeper heads explode

White babies not the majority anymore

loving life!!! martinis with jeani at the mansion!!! Ready for a wonderful holiday weekend!!!! Great visit with family & friends sparkle sparkle sparkle

Will someone please SMACK her for me. (Facebook attention whore)

When did they get so expensive? $166 from London to Paris $167 from Paris to Amsterdam $170 from Paris to Zurich We were planning a 3 week country hopping trip, but we had no idea how expensive it is to travel by train. Is it because it's country to country? I have taken trains all over Italy. From Rome to Venice and everywhere in between, and it was never this much. I'm guessing because it was all within the same country..? If it's going to be this expensive, maybe we should stick to London/Paris or London/Amsterdam. My partner has business in London, so that first stop is mandatory. Any advice??

JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, the one who told us it was "unpatriotic" to criticize American business, admitted to a huge loss on a mishandled derivatives hedge. One he probably didn't understand even after it was explained to him. And our wonderful free-trade partner China has said that all senior partners of American accounting firms in China must be Chinese by 2017, with the total number of foreign partners limited to 40% now and 20% by 2017. I guess they missed the whole "borderless world" and "finance must be free travel" memo.

The cocky chipmunked-cheeked thing annoys me.

Marc Anthony � @MarcAnthony Just saw @ricky_martin on broadway in EVITA WOW simply WOW so proud of my brother you gotta see it. WOW

I am worried about him. He posted in the earthquake thread and was quite frightened because he is disabled. This must really be hard for him. I have been thinking about him all day.\ \ If you''re out there - please post.\ \ He is post 213 and 262 in the linked thread.

Were is the NYC guy with the walker/wheelchair