take that, paparazzi!

Ben Affleck is hopping mad! And the paparazzi tailing him and his family ever since Argo became the flavour of the season has a lot to do with it.

The father of three lost his cool and showed his middle finger to a group of photographers when they “swarmed” daughter Seraphina while the four-year-old was on her way to school.

“They were really swarming his daughter and yelling at her — yelling at a four-year-old. It’s terrible.... This is a four-year-old we’re talking about. This is a pre-schooler on her way to school, not a star outside a nightclub,” revealed a friend of the Afflecks.

Ben reportedly came to a crying Seraphina’s rescue and after handing her over to wife Jennifer Garner, gave the middle finger treatment to the paparazzi.

The actor-director had admitted in January that he doesn’t want his children to become celebrities because he thinks they are already exposed too much. “I would do whatever I could to discourage that. My kids have enough issues of being exposed in ways that I don’t want them to be exposed,” Ben has been quoted as saying.

home alone

She’s not been having a great run personally of late and now

Taylor Swift has revealed that she’s “petrified” of being left alone in life.

“I don’t wanna end up being awful and intolerable. Alone. Laying in a marble bathtub by myself, like sad, with a glass of wine just complaining that my life ended up alone because I pushed everyone away because I thought I was too good to hang out with anybody,” the 23-year-old You Belong With Me singer said in a recent interview.

Did you see that coming from someone who’s dated the likes of Twilight star Taylor Lautner, Holly hunk Jake Gyllenhaal and One Direction heart-throb Harry Styles?

EYECATCHER - the wolf pack is back!

That’s Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis horsing around during a recent photoshoot in Los Angeles for The Hangover Part III.

Phil and Alan from the smash-hit comedy franchise seemed to be in high spirits at the shoot, with co-star Ed Helms (who plays Stu) and director Todd Phillips joining in.

Set to hit the screens later this year, the third Hangover film traces the adventures of the wolf pack yet again, even though the second film received average to awful reviews.

But before you start guessing where Phil, Stu, Alan and Doug (played by Justin Bartha) will land up this time, Phillips has already gone on record to state that the new film will not follow the template of the first two films.