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The Week's Best Celeb Quotes | Courteney Cox
• "We've got to try for a boy. We've got to have a little Arquette in the family."
Courteney Cox, mom to 15-month-old Coco with husband David Arquette, to USA Today

• "I want to publicly apologize to Sienna and our respective families for the pain that I have caused."
Jude Law, in a statement released the day a story broke that he'd cheated on fiancée Sienna Miller with his children's nanny

• "After Jude Law was caught sleeping with his nanny, his ex-wife replaced her with a woman who's old enough to be Jude Law's mother. As a result, Ashton Kutcher is now sleeping with Jude Law's nanny."
Conan O'Brien

• "Guys have come up and either hit me in the balls or thrown a drink in my face, thinking I like this type of thing."
Dukes of Hazzard star Johnny Knoxville, on fan encounters following the success of MTV's Jackass, to GQ

• "There are no secrets – this is a hard sporting event, and hard work wins it."
Lance Armstrong, after winning his seventh consecutive Tour de France

• "People forget about people like Lance, and they ought to focus more on people like him and less on people like me and where I go out at night."
Lindsay Lohan, after watching Armstrong cross the finish line in Paris

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They Said What? for July 26, 2005| Courteney Cox, Pamela Anderson
• "I am not getting married ... period."
Pam Anderson, addressing rumors that she was set to wed ex-husband Tommy Lee, on her Web site

• "I think she just wants to be loved and, you know, he's like me 15 years ago. I gave him all the warnings I could. I said, 'Listen, I've been there, you guys have gotta be careful.' You know, they look at me like an old guy, you know, 'Whatever.' "
Tom Arnold, on his next-door neighbors Britney Spears and Kevin Federline, to Entertainment Weekly

• "I've always said my career is somewhere between children's programming and hard-core porn."
Gilbert Gottfried, who appears in The Aristocrats, a documentary about what's been called the world's dirtiest joke