Jennifer Lawrence: People Will Get “Sick” of Me

Jennifer Lawrence worries fans will "get sick" of her.

The 23-year-old actress has been a big screen success in recent years thanks to roles in the Hunger Games and X-Men franchises, but knows she won't stay popular forever. "Nobody can stay beloved forever. People are going to get sick of me," she said.

However, the American Hustle actress admits she most worries about her behavior away from the camera because she thinks she is often "annoying" in public: "I'm way too annoying because I get on red carpets and I'm really hyper, most likely because I've been drinking, and I can't not photo-bomb somebody if it's a good opportunity."

Jennifer - who is dating Nicholas Hoult - is trying to curb her behaviour as she is tired of her antics always being turned into amusing internet clips. "It's something I always tell myself, 'You need to calm the f**k down. You don't want to constantly be a GIF,'" she told Marie Claire.

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Ricky Gervais Isn’t Worried About Popularity

Ricky Gervais "doesn't lose sleep" about how popular he is.

The 50-year-old comedian - who is famed for his cutting remarks to celebrities while hosting the Golden Globes and his use of offensive terms - does not want to be a "national treasure" and will not tone down his work so he can be more popular.

"There's only so many nods and winks you can do to reassure people. I can't go round doing anodyne comedy and trying to become a national treasure. Nothing bores me more. I don't lose sleep over being popular; I lose sleep over knowing I did something wrong. And I don't think I've done anything wrong. I like dealing with original subjects, taboo subjects, misunderstood subjects. I like to take the audience to places it hasn't been before."

Despite sticking to his feelings on comedy, Ricky does admit he may come "unstuck" one day if he pushes things too far: "I'm not a politician, I'm trying to make people laugh. But I want them to laugh at things I find funny. I know I might come unstuck. I look at it in quite a Darwinian way: I'm going to do exactly what I want, and see if I survive."