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Jude Law has flown to the US to be with alleged new love Cameron Diaz.

The British actor, who played Cameron's lover in festive comedy 'The Holiday', is set to spend a romantic week with the stunning actress.

A source is quoted as saying: "Jude is going to take her on a series of romantic dates this week.

"They had a lot of fun while making 'The Holiday' and this is the key to their relationship."

Cameron, 34, previously admitted she "fell in love" with the 'Cold Mountain' star, also 34, after working with him last year.

She said: "Jude is charismatic, fun, open and charming. It is very easy to fall in love with him."

Rosario Dawson at the Live Earth Concert in

New York With Cameron Diaz & Kanye West

The 'Sin City' star says she finds men who are not environmentally friendly a real turn-off.

When asked if she'd date someone who did not live a green existence, she said: "I'd probably have a really huge problem with that. I am that person who turns lights off every time I walk out of a room."

Rosario was one of a host of stars, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Rachel Weisz, Cameron Diaz and Alec Baldwin, who made mini-presentations about living an eco-friendly lifestyle between acts at the New Jersey leg of the Live Earth concerts on Saturday (07.07.07).

Backstage at the show - one of eight worldwide concerts organised by former US Vice President Al Gore to raise awareness about global warming - Rosario said: "I hate leaving running water. I can't stand it. It's like nails on a chalkboard. I grew up in a squat on the Lower East Side of New York, and I know what it is to conserve. There are really small things that can make a big difference. We're not only talking about major things here. There are really reachable goals."

Cameron Diaz denies having played any role in breaking up the marriage of Mindfreak star Criss Angel and his estranged wife.

“When Cameron met Criss Angel in May of this year, he had been separated from his wife for over a year and she had already filed a petition to divorce him in 2006,” Diaz’s rep, Brad Cafarelli, tells PEOPLE in a statement. “Cameron and Criss went on only four dates over a month ago and have no current relationship,” he said.

As was reported by the New York Post, Joanne Sarantakos, 37, of Long Island, N.Y., is accusing Angel, her husband of five years, of mental cruelty and abandonment – as well as having had an affair with Diaz.

“We’re naming Cameron Diaz as his lover,” her lawyer, Dominic Barbara, reportedly told the Nassau County court, where Angel (real name: Christopher Sarantankos), 39, and his ex faced off on Friday. “We will subpoena her as soon as she comes back to New York.”

In his statement, Cafarelli added, “These are meaningless, attention-seeking attempts to unfairly and unnecessarily exploit Cameron’s celebrity by trying to involve her in matters she has nothing to do with.”

Paris Hilton's neighbors have launched a campaign to have her removed from her Hollywood Hills home.

The hotel heiress is currently serving 45 days in a California jail and in her absence residents have distributed fliers petitioning for her to be thrown out of the neighborhood.

The leaflets - distributed by Christopher Hauck and Anne Goursaud - read: "Since the arrival of Paris Hilton to our neighborhood, we have seen our quality of life deteriorate.

"Last week was intolerable. We feel we need to take a united stand. The circus will resume when she exits jail."

The pamphlet urges residents to contact the police and their city councilman.

Hauck and Goursaud also say they are considering hiring a lawyer.

Los Angeles City Councilman Jack Weiss' media liaison officer Lisa Hansen said: "When Ms. Hilton was released we had more than 50 formal complaints filed about the helicopter noise and the street being too narrow and crowded with people.

"At this time the councilman is working to develop a specific plan to reduce the impact once Ms. Hilton is out. This will be out in the next week or so.

"Unfortunately the biggest complaint is the helicopters and it looks at this point there is little we can do about them. We are looking at ensuring access to the neighborhood just for the residents. At this point, we are trying to see how we can keep the street open and minimize the crowds to help out the residents. This is the plan so far."

Cameron Diaz, who lives in Paris' neighborhood, said recently: "Paris made her bad choices, she's going to have to deal with it, that's her journey.

"She just has to get plastered all over the world. There were 10 helicopters above her house, which I live not too far from. I was like, 'Could you please keep it down.'

"We all suffer when Paris suffers."

Cameron Diaz insists she "still loves" former boyfriend Justin Timberlake - and finds it hard to believe the public think the pair hate one another.

The couple split in January this year after almost four years together, but the Charlie's Angels star is adamant there are no hard feelings between the pair.

She says, "We love each other. We spent four years together so there is no reason for us not to be friends.

"I always think it is funny when people think, 'Oh you guys must really hate each other now'. And I say, 'No, our paths just went in different directions.'"

And Diaz admits bumping into her ex at the UK premiere of Shrek The Third in London's Leicester Square last night as a welcome meeting.

She adds, "It was good to see Justin because it's nice to see someone you care about. We've not been able to sit down and have a chat yet, we've been so busy."

The 'Shrek the Third' star says her mother Billie taught her to be a strong independent woman, by working hard and caring for her family.

She said: "My mom worked a full-time job during the day and came home every night to make dinner and take care of the household. She did it all. So I always looked up to her, not only as my mom, but as a strong and independent women in her own right. She had a life and a successful career outside the family. She was a wonderful role model."

Cameron Diaz- who split from long-term love Justin Timberlake last December - started modeling at just 16 and has since enjoyed a highly successful Hollywood career.

Cameron Diaz who's looking pretty skinny was full of smiles at the "Shrek the Third" Sydney Premiere. I guess a break-up and working out nonstop does the body good.

Camern Diaz actress insists she is a strong independent woman and doesn't need a man to make her happy.

She said: "You have to charge of charge of your own life. You can't sit and wait for a knight in shining armoir to ride and take care of you. You have to create your own future and be proactive."

The actress - who split from long-term love Justin Timberlake last December - says women shouldn't be defined by the men they date.

She added: "I've been out in the world on my own for a long time as a working woman, and it's something I feel strongly about. You can't just let things happen to you - you've got to go out there and find your own experiences and I like that girls these days are feeling more empowered.

"I'm not saying that there's not a difference between men and women, because there absolutely is - thank God! But I am saying that we are all capable of doing what we believe we're capable of - and don't need a man in your life to tell you that."

Hollywood beauty Cameron Diaz has launched a scathing attack on people who assume she is successful only because of her good looks.

The Charlie's Angels star isn't impressed by comments belittling her Tinseltown success and doesn't understand why people should discriminate against her just because she is more beautiful than most.

She says, "Hollywood is a funny place. It offers so much but it can also take a lot away from you."

"If a woman who is a successful actress weighs 300 pounds and has warts, nobody ever asks her, 'Do you think you made it because you're ugly?' So why should there be prejudice against someone who's had some success in films and looks a little better than average. It's all in my genes so don't hold it against me."

Cameron Diaz is begging parents to stop telling their kids that she's the real Princess Fiona in the Shrek movies - because she thinks children should believe in green ogres for as long as possible.

The actress admits she's thrilled when young fans realize her voice is behind their favorite animated character, but she believes in make believe.

She says, "Parents will say to their kids when they're watching Charlie's Angels: 'Do you know who this is? It's Princess Fiona,' and they'll say, 'That's not Princess Fiona.'

"I'm like, 'Don't ruin it for them, let them just have Princess Fiona. They don't need to know that's me behind her because for kids it's real.'

"Kids invest in reality that way, the same way they go to bed with their teddy bear and give it a name. They probably think it gets up in the middle of the night and gets cookies. We just believe those things when we're children."

Cameron Diaz wants to travel back in time and relive the last two years of her life - because they've been a disaster.

The actress admits the pressure of being one of the world's biggest stars took it's toll and, after bust-ups with photographers and break-ups with boyfriends, she'd like to revisit 2005 and 2006.

Diaz tells Movies.com, "The last couple of years were hell. Like, I can't even tell you, it was so hard. I didn't know how to handle it."

"But, I think I'm in a much better place now, I think, because I stepped away for a second and took a breath. Hollywood is a funny place. It offers so much, but it can also take a lot away from you."

Cameron Diaz spoke about her very friendly looking moment with Justin Timberlake at the Shrek the 3rd premiere. Here's what Cameron had to say on The Today Show:

* On the kiss: “Look, we are friends, so it's OK.”

* On breaking up in the public eye: “It's not something that you really worry about. All you want is for the person you care about to be happy,” she said. “And I think we both are. So it's easy for us to see each other, and it is easy for us to greet each other ... It's no big deal.”

* On the public fascination with her and JT: “It's like high school, isn't it? We as celebrities are like the popular kids. People want to know our business. It's really no big deal at all.”