Megan Fox After 'Transformers', Interview..

Article by: Carlo Diokno, Rumer Certeza
Photos: Fame Pictures 

After she was 'ousted' from the hit movie adaptation of 'Transformers', Megan Fox is back! This time, the once-called sexiest of Hollywood talks about her plans of having a family in the near future!

In a recent question and answer for Interview magazine, conducted by fellow big screen star "The Hangover's" Zach Galifianakis, the actress revealed she'd like to expand her brood. 


Megan said: "I'd really like to have a family at some point. Not that I’m not focused on my career — of course I am. But I'm just at that place where I want to spend some time at home and on my family. And if a great project comes my way, then of course I'll take it. But I'm not actively out seeking something specific."


Megan is currently dating former 90210 star Brian Austin Green.

Jodie Foster, Teenage Clash Over Photos?

Oscar Winning actress Jodie Foster has been accused by a teenager's family for being rough on their son for snapping photographs of the actress and her sons.

Meanwhile Jennifer Allen, Foster's spokeswoman,  countered allegations on Friday, claiming that the 17-year-old photographer was "most definitely a professional paparazzo."

Allen revealed to Reuters, saying, "She did touch him on the arm to try to take him aside to talk to him and tell him to stop taking pictures." But this was because Foster's children were frightened by the youngster crowding them while he took shots.

According to a said report filed with LA police,  hours following the incident which occurred on May 29, Foster had approached the teen and poked his chest, then grabbed him by the left arm. But spokesman for the LA Police Department, Cleon Joseph, says charges have yet to be filed at this point.

RadarOnline.com also reports that the boy's father had thwarted claims of his son being a paparazzo, and that he was just "a kid who happens to have a nice camera."

The actress has two sons, ages 11 and 8. She had bagged the Oscar Awards for best actress twice, one, for the critically acclaimed suspense thriller "Silence of the Lambs" in 1991, and for the 1988 drama "The Accused."

Motherly instincts will always prevail.