Robbie Williams attacks many of his entertainment contemporaries in his new biography 'Feel'. According to the Sun, George Michael, Gary Barlow, Cameron Diaz, Westlife, Ricky Gervais and Christina Aguilera are among those that get a slagging.
Former Take That member Barlow is depicted as tight-fisted, with Williams claiming Gary would charge bandmates £1 a time to use his mobile phone. Williams describes fellow boyband Westlife as "lazy" and criticises them for not having sex with their fans, while Cameron Diaz "looks a bit like Zippy [from "Rainbow"]" and Aguilera is a "a cross between Swampy and The Village People". Meanwhile the book reveals Robbie refused to participate in a 'Comic Relief' episode of 'The Office' because Ricky Gervais had slagged him off on the radio.
The Sun says that the Robbie that is depicted in the book is "paranoid, miserable, lonely and utterly self-obsessed", filling his days playing 'Championship Manager 4' and searching eBay to find what memorabilia related to him is on sale.