Celebrity Weight Loss Gossip (Page 2)

Actress and possible robot Katie Holmes has a secret to keeping her thin figure. No, it doesn't involve anybody named Xenu.

Her celebrity weight loss ticket to svelt-ness?

Drum roll please ... diet and exercise!

Who would have guessed?

"I grew up in an environment full of athletes and unfortunately I'm not one of them. But my parents and I were always very healthy," the mom of Suri Cruise told Shape.

"We even go running on Thanksgiving - I mean, what family does that? It has to be before the big turkey dinner. My dad is really ambitious and makes us all go. Exercise is definitely important, but the long hours sometimes prevent me from being a good girl and getting my cardiovascular workout."

Well, it's hard to argue with that. All of that effort it must take to run and hide from a crazy Tom Cruise is sure to shed the extra pounds.

Actress Kristen Johnston has turned her life around.

The Third Rock from the Sun star lost 60 pounds, and says she cut drinking and began eating healthy after being hospitalized with a bleeding ulcer.

"It's a shock to the system," the actress told Extra.

Kristen, who was nearly unrecognizable at a PETA event in New York where she was protesting against horse-drawn carriages in the city, denied the recent anorexia rumors that have hounded her and said she feels amazing!

"I'm more than enough for you to handle," she said.

Chalk it up as another celebrity diet success story!

No one can debate two things about Katherine Heigl:

1. She never shuts the heck up.
2. She has an absolutely killer body.

What's the Grey's Anatomy star's secret when it comes to the latter?

"Work the muscles on the back of your body more than the muscles in the front of your body," says her trainer Harley Pasternak.

"Exercises like dumbbell back rows and tricep extensions help with improving your posture, lifting your boobs up."

So if you want to look hot from the front like Katherine Heigl does, get started pumping up your back at the gym!

Oh, and don't remove your name from Emmy consideration as a passive-aggressive slap at your own writers. They hate that.