Hollywood star Matt Damon has vowed to continue courting as little publicity as possible - because all his acting heroes keep their privates lives under wraps. The 36-year-old wishes there was an air of mystery around more celebrities. He tells “The better the actor, the less you know about his life.” Well very vise words from the actor but ‘better actor’ is he a self proclaiming actor, trying to say ‘I am the better actor. It’s refreshing to know that a Hollywood list-A actor is telling that he does want the crap gossip going for him in the media and he rather be mysterious to the world. I haven’t heard something like this in a while frankly and if he is serious about the thing then thumps up to him or else he better prepare for stint at a rehab, cos as soon the news spreads every other celebs in Hollywood is going to break into a laughter session freaking on these words of Matt and most are going ask if they are any different from him.

Eric Braeden, who has played ruthless tycoon Victor Newman on “The Young and the Restless” for more than 25 years, received a star Friday on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Braeden’s co-stars from daytime’s top-rated soap opera, former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura, a friend and fan of the show, and former heavyweight boxing champion Ken Norton were on hand as star No. 2,342 was unveiled on Hollywood Boulevard.

Also at the ceremony was George Kennedy, who appears with Braeden in “The Man Who Came Back,” a Western movie scheduled to be released next year.

Braeden, 66, joined the cast of the CBS soap in 1980 and won an Emmy for his role in 1998.

Born Hans Gudegast in Germany, Braeden came to the United States in 1959. He often played German soldiers and costarred as Capt. Dietrich in the 1960s TV drama “The Rat Patrol.”

He also played John Jacob Astor in the 1997 Oscar-winning smash “Titanic.”

Braeden co-founded the German-American Cultural Society, which aims to promote a positive, realistic image of Germans in the United States and advance German-Jewish dialogue. He has been honored by the German and Israeli governments for his efforts.