"There are a few dating rules people adhere to out here in Hollywood. And they’re all f****** stupid... Don’t call until the next day. Then don’t get back to them for the next two days etc," he’s quoted as saying.

"They’re all rubbish. If any of the rules applied to me, I respond in kind by never speaking to them again."

It seems the Stoke-born pop star, 33, was particularly angry at one lady who apparently spent two evenings with him - then revealed she had a boyfriend.

He ranted: "If I knew my girlfriend had been on a dinner and DVD night with another man I would be livid. I’m furious thinking about it! And it happened weeks ago. I was p***** off for all of 20 minutes."

The star added that he expects "more from her and women in general".

Robbie in Ivors race - April 24 2007
Robbie Williams’ single Rudebox is in the running for a gong at this year’s Ivor Novello Awards.

The single, which was written by a host of collaborators and marked a change of direction for the singer, is up for International Hit Of The Year against Sorry by Madonna and Sir Elton John, Scott Hoffman and Jason Sellards’ hit for the Scissor Sisters, I Don’t Feel Like Dancin’.

Other big names in the contest include Amy Winehouse, whose hit Rehab will fight it out with Hot Chip’s Over And Over and Yeah Yeah by Bodyrox Ft Lucia for Best Contemporary Song.

The Arctic Monkeys will be hoping to walk away with Best Song Musically And Lyrically with When The Sun Goes Down. They are up against Nerina Pallot for Sophie and Scott Matthews for Elusive.

Other categories include Best Original Film Score, Best Television Soundtrack, Songwriter Of the Year and Best Selling UK Single.

The 52nd annual awards celebrate British music writing and are presented by the British Academy of Composers and Songwriters, in association with the Performing Rights Society.

The ceremony will take place at Grosvenor House, London on May 24.

Robbie enjoys ’non-stop party’ - April 1 2007
Robbie Williams has apparently turned into "full-on party animal" since his brief stint in rehab.

Since the Stoke-born singer left the Cottonwood Clinic at the start of this month, he has reportedly been spotted out on the tiles virtually every night.

But friends of the 33-year-old told the Daily Star that his constant partying isn’t a cause for concern - and the cheeky singer is back to his old self.

One said: "He’s very well and on really good form at the moment. We’re just relieved he’s so happy and back to his best.

However, some pals voiced worries that the star may be heading for a fall if he doesn’t cut back on his nights out.

"It’s a relief to see Robbie’s shaken off his blues - but he’s a bit full-on at present," one commented.

"It is worrying because he is still in the early stages of recovery at the moment. Rob is sworn off drink and drugs and he is doing really well but Hollywood is no tea party - it is just full of temptations."

Robbie the musical? - Mar 27 2007
Robbie Williams is apparently planning a ’lavish’ musical based on his rise to fame.

The singer has turned his hand to scriptwriting in the quiet moments since leaving rehab this month, according to the Sunday Mirror, and the project, provisionally titled Hello Sir, is thought to be based on a hidden song in his album Life Thru a Lens.

A source told the paper: "This will be a lavish musical, like Billy Elliot meets Mama Mia, all about Robbie’s rise to fame."