Like the true Casanova he is, Blake Fielder-Civil admitted in a recent interview that he led Amy Winehouse down the cracked-out path of drugs and self-harm that she's still cruising down today.

I introduced her to heroin, crack cocaine and self-harming. I feel more than guilty. … I dragged Amy into it and without me there is no doubt that she would never have gone down that road. I ruined something beautiful. Now I have to let her go to save her life. I am not abandoning her. I am doing this out of love.

We can't decide whether to applaud him for recognizing his fault in this whole disaster or roll our eyes for taking the responsibility off Amy, who was a grown woman at the time this all began. Eh, we'll blame them both.

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Cute boy Ryan Gosling can officially add animal rights activist to his résumé. The Canadian ex-Mouseketeer recently sent a letter to the the CEO of KFC Canada, John Bitove, asking him to help end the factory farming abuses common in commercial chicken production. The letter was a wonderful gesture, but, unfortunately, Gosling forgot to enclose in it a check for hundreds of millions of dollars, which is what it would take to get these greedy, bloated captains of death to stop what they're doing. Oh, well!

After the jump, the letter's text and an abominable video from inside a chicken factory, courtesy of PETA.

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Brutal honesty appears to be the new modus operandi of Hollywood. And because we imagine it will last no longer than five to 10 minutes before evaporating like some unstable chemical reaction, we'll try to report to you every instance of truthiness we see.

Now hear this: Yesterday, Heroes creator Tim Kring owned up to the fact that his show has been garbage so far this season. Noting that the pace is too slow and the romance storyline has felt awkward and forced. Really. He said that. Not the best bartering chip as writers are asking for more cash, but a refreshing admission. Heroic, in fact.

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