As an ESPN analyst was saying the other day about Jennifer Aniston, people buy tabloids because they want drama, scandal and juicy details. The latest print issue of Star magazine brings just that, as the entire edition is dedicated to assistants’ tell-all.

It’s only logical that the person who knows best the weird habits a celebrity has be their personal assistant, who, at times, can become even more knowing that a relative or a good friend.

Somehow, the tab managed to get in touch with current or former assistants of the biggest celebrities of today and yesterday, and thus learned some very juicy stuff. Like how Travolta has an entire refrigerator just for his hairpieces.

Speculation about the actor’s love for hairpieces and whether he’d even gone to the doctor to have hair plugs put in has been around for many years – longer than anyone would care to count.

One of the actor’s former aides is now saying that, in fact, his love for wigs is so great he has no less than 102 of them, all of which he keeps under controlled temperature in their own little room slash refrigerator.

“John Travolta has 102 hairpieces in different lengths, colors and sizes, in case he gains or loses weight. They have their own refrigerated room in his house,” Star writes.

The actor sees his impressive collection of hairpieces as a treasure of sorts, and is often found in the room, simply gazing at them. “He likes to visit and pet them once in a while. They’re his little treasures,” dishes the unnamed source / assistant.

Of course, that’s not the only scandalous bit the magazine carries in this issue, as it also touches on Kourtney Kardashian’s weird habits when out shopping (she makes her assistant ride in the trunk of the car if it’s full) and at home, Mariah Carey’s days as of late and teen singer Miley Cyrus’ “unique” manner of greeting people.

“Mariah Carey has taken to lying on the couch, having her assistant feed her pizza or ice cream, like she’s a toddler,” Star writes.

“Miley Cyrus is a flasher; she thinks it’s hilarious to greet first-time guests at the door and shock them by showing some skin,” the same tabloid claims in its latest edition.