Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore

Kutcher tells "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" that being a good husband is easy because "She's fantastic so I don't have to work very hard at it so it makes me good at it."

As far as the secret to their happy marriage, Ashton tells Ellen "if there's anything that is rubbing us the wrong way we talk about it before it becomes an issue and you fight about it."

Since a paper present is tradition for a first year anniversary gift, Ellen gave Ashton toilet paper to commemorate their September 24 nuptials.

Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore may be a superstar couple, but that doesn't make them bulletproof when it comes to bad criticism.

The lovebirds were attacked by the boobirds at the premiere of Kutcher's new film "Open Season," after pulling a fast one on the green carpet. Instead of stopping for press, the couple, along with Demi's daughter Tallulah Belle, scampered past the invited media, leaving the everyone high and dry ... and without the money shot they all came to get. Fearing they'd go home with only a Martin Lawrence interview, the press let the couple have it.

However, all was forgotten moments later, when Ashton appeased his critics by heroically returning to the green carpet after dropping off his wife and step-daughter.

Three years ago Ashton Kutcher was living the young Hollywood life of wild nights and even wilder women. "It was so ego-fulfilling. It was retarded."

But then Kutcher met his future wife, Demi Moore, and soon became "the other Dad" to her three daughters. Kutcher doesn't miss his bachelor days and tells the new issue of Details magazine "Family life, marriage, work - it's good, man."

Like any successful marriage there is a give and take. While Moore won't go near his favorite restaurant - Red Lobster, he says she has learned to love football.

And Kutcher has learned the joy of coordinating his outfit with Moore's. "If she's wearing black, you just wear black. Matching is not her job. It's yours. You're the purse." Demi has trained him well.

With his family life going well, Ashton is now looking to break out as a more serious actor, but admits there are challenges. Regarding his less than stellar past reviews, Kutcher says "I don't necessarily think all the critics are wrong. They're watching the same movie I'm making. I don't think I'm that good."

Lighten up Ashton. Think of all the good "Dude, Where's My Car?" and "The Butterfly Effect" did for the world!

The stars were out in full force to help Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's daughter, Rumer, celebrate her 18th birthday at Ashton Kutcher's restaurant Dolce on Thursday.

Ashton and his "teammate" Bruce were there along with Demi, and Rumer's sister Tallulah. Kutcher's pals, Dax Shepard from "Punk'd" and Danny Masterson - sporting a very "70s" stache, were also in attendance.

Courtney Love showed up with her daughter Frances Bean, who, if you can believe it, turned 14 on Friday -- but left without her. And even "Punky Brewster" herself, Soleil Moon Frye, emerged from obscurity to take part in the revelry.

But no one can hold a candle to the flashbulb frenzy that ensued when consummate party girl Lindsay Lohan arrived to do what she does best.

Married less than a year to Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher reveals they "had one argument in the first three months of dating and since then we haven't had any."

Kutcher has become "the other dad" to Moore's three daughters from her marriage to Bruce Willis, and says he and Willis are "teammates."

The 28-year-old, who is closer in age to Moore's eldest daughter than to Moore herself, tells Parade magazine "There is not a human being I could love more than those girls and their mom."

As far as having a child with his gorgeous 43-year-old wife, Kutcher says "I feel like I have three kids, and we'll see whether we're given another child."

Kutcher attributes his mellower, more grounded demeanor to Kabbalah which has taught him "about giving and sharing as an approach to life."

Featuring the hottest athletes, musicians, movie makers and trendsetters, "The Power List - 20 Under 30" consists of guys who are "young, powerful, and rule the world without being annoying."

With power members consisting of the likes of Ashton Kutcher, Wilmer Valderrama and Kanye West, it looks like the definition of annoying needs to be elaborated on.

But fret not all you underachieving 40-year-old virgins out there because considering #17 (Tupac Shakur) has been dead for ten years and #19 (Barron William Trump) is The Donald's four-month-old son, this isn't exactly the easiest list to get on.

The cast of 'That '70s Show' gathered to celebrate the finale of the long-running series.

'EXTRA' was there as Ashton Kutcher arrived hand-in-hand with wife Demi Moore and her daughter Rumer Willis. When asked how he was feeling the, 'Punk'd' star simply replied, "Very good."

Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama and Danny Masterson were also on hand to discuss some of their favorite moments during the show's eight-season run.

The series finale of 'That '70s Show' airs May 18 at 8PM on FOX.