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Nick Cannon son buys dog on Amazon

Nick Cannon's son bought a dog on Amazon using his account and card.

Mariah Carey has to watch seven-year-old Moroccan, whom she has with the 'America's Got Talent' host, like a hawk when he is on the iPad because he's got a habit of splashing the cash on unwanted goods without asking permission.

Speaking on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!', she said: "My son is like a technological genius. I have to control them with iPads because literally he charged $5,000 on Amazon. The other night apparently he was with Nick and he ordered a dog. They called him and they were like, 'Your dog is ready.' And he was like, 'I didn't order any damn dog!'

"We have enough dogs! The dog's been cancelled. We have pets, they have fish!"

Jennifer Lopez constantly challenges with her boyfriend

Jennifer Lopez claimed she would dump Alex Rodriguez if he beat her in a race.

The 48-year-old singer-and-actress admitted she is very competitive in all aspects of her life, and she is constantly setting down challenges for his former baseball star boyfriend but she's thankful he never seriously tries to take her on.

She admitted: "I'm so competitive [in] every way. I don't know, something inside me, I'm competitive. When we work out I think, 'I can beat you.'

"We never challenge each other side-by-side. Like, if we go to UCLA, and we're doing the stairs or something, in my mind, I'm like, 'I'm killing it.'

"Here's the thing, he just doesn't even entertain my delusions. Like, I'll say, 'Babe, I feel like I could beat you.' And he's like [straight-faced]."

Talk show host Jimmy Kimmel said he thought Alex, 42, was making the right move in ignoring her attempts at competition, which his guest agreed with.

Jennifer quipped: "There's no winning that because if he beats me, it's over!"

Anne Hathaway gets butt compliment from Rihanna

Anne Hathaway was flattered when Rihanna told her they had similar butts.

The 35-year-old actress who has two-year-old son Jonathan with husband Adam Shulman was nervous about returning to work for the first time after giving birth on 'Ocean's 8' as she had found it difficult to shed her pregnancy pounds, but she was quickly put at ease by director Gary Ross and her co-stars.

She recalled: "It was really significant for me because it was my first movie after having my son.

"One of the lucky things about being in this business for so long is that I've really kind of come to terms with the pressure that you get to look a certain way as an actress and I don't beat myself up about any of that stuff anymore. But after I had my son, the weight was really slow to come off, and so I was a different size than I normally am."

The Oscar-winning actress was first reassured by Gary.

She explained to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres: "The director told me, 'That's great, we have eight women in this movie. We need to have as many body types up there as we can,' which I was really relieved to hear."

But she was still nervous about what her co-stars, including Rihanna, Cate Blanchett and Sandra Bullock, would think of her.

She added: "I walked on the set, and, you know, my weight's a little up and I'm just aware of it. And I walk on the set and I'm my jeans, and I've done my best and I'm going to love myself no matter what.

"And Sandy Bullock looks up and goes, 'Looking good, mama!' And it made me feel amazing! Cate Blanchett's like, 'Nice jeans, Hathaway!'

"And then Rihanna looks up and goes, 'Damn girl, you got an ass!' And I of course freaked out and loved it so much. I was like, 'Really?!' And she goes, 'You got an ass like me!' "