Near the end of her memoir, Bristol Palin declares that her love story with Levi Johnston is “not unique” and places it in historical perspective for the reader. “Women throughout history have looked back at their relationships and wondered how they could’ve loved a man who treated them so badly,” she writes. “From Hillary Clinton to Sandra Bullock, from Jackie Kennedy to Jennifer Aniston, from Elin Woods to Princess Diana.” Yes, however improbably, Palin just placed herself among a pantheon of scorned women that includes the secretary of state and the “Friends” actress who gave the world the “Rachel” haircut. Read full article > >

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Justin Bieber’s crazy preteen fans may have let him down this weekend: after leading the box office on Friday, Bieber’s bio-doc Never Say Never will finish the weekend just behind the Adam Sandler-Jennifer Aniston comedy Just Go With It. Both pictures…

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Big weekend folks! We’ve finally dug ourselves out from under the cold, harsh, lackluster winter movie season, and are now beginning to see signs of things picking up again at the box office. Before you know it we’ll be into March and some much larger films will begin heading our way. For now, though, let’s take a look at what will be heating up theaters this week. Just Go With It What’s The Scoop: Adam Sandler stars as a plastic surgeon who lies about having an ex-wife while trying to seduce a younger (and ridiculously sexy) girl, and then has to create this fictional other life (complete with fake ex-wife, played by Jennifer Aniston) in order to keep seeing the girl of his dreams. Why It Might Win The Weekend: Adam Sandler equals gold at the box office, and… Read More Read Comments

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It’s the first weekend of a new month, which means we can start fresh and cross our fingers that February brings us a slew of entertaining films. But before we dive in to this weekend’s new releases (like Sanctum and The Roommate), we thought it might be fun to find out which February film you’re anticipating the most. Looking at the month, it would appear Justin Bieber: Never Say Never

It’s the first weekend of a new month, which means we can start fresh and cross our fingers that February brings us a slew of entertaining films. But before we dive in to this weekend’s new releases (like Sanctum and The Roommate), we thought it might be fun to find out which February film you’re anticipating the most. Looking at the month, it would appear Justin Bieber: Never Say Never

It may be the best Twilight film of the entire series according to fans, but not according to the people voting for the Razzie Awards, which, if you aren’t familiar, are awards handed out for the worst films and performances of the year. The Twilight Saga: Eclipse led the pack with nine nominations, which is unfortunate because there were way worse films than Eclipse in 2010. Joining Eclipse in the Worst Picture category are films like The Bounty Hunter, The Last Airbender, Sex and the City 2 and Vampires Suck. Naturally, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and Robert Pattinson are all nominated for worst actress and actor respectively, joining folks like Jack Black (Gulliver’s Travels), Ashton Kutcher (Killers), Megan Fox (Jonah Hex) and Jennifer Aniston, who’s nominated… Read More Read Comments

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Razzie Nominations Announced: ‘Twilight: Eclipse’ Leads with 9 Nominations

An award show worthy of Ricky Gervais’s talent: Nominations for the 2011 Razzie Awards have been announced. Jennifer Aniston earned a Worst Actress nod for The Bounty Hunter, a category where she’s joined by Kristen Stewart for Twilight: Eclipse and…

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The woman who Jennifer Aniston, Cher, Melanie Griffith and other stars have trusted with their skin allegedly couldn’t be trusted with their credit cards, according to federal authorities.

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This article titled “Jennifer Aniston as Barbra Streisand? Please!” was written by Lucy Mangan, for The Guardian on Tuesday 10th August 2010 19.00 UTC

God alone knows why they do it. The only possible justification for going to the trouble of donning fancy dress is to escape your humdrum life for an evening. But what possesses celebrities to dress up as each other?

Recently we’ve had Anthea Turner aping Madonna in her Confessions on a Dance Floor/purple-leotard period, Lorraine Kelly having a go at being Lady Gaga and Jennifer Aniston in full Barbra-Streisand-Funny-Girl regalia. Even Fiona Bruce became temporarily infected with the madness, slipping into Diana Rigg’s former Avengers catsuit when it was brought along for valuation at the Antiques Roadshow a few weeks ago.

The ostensible motive is homage. Turner’s photoshoot is, apparently, a tribute to Madonna to mark the singer’s 52nd birthday on Monday. And not at all a desperate attempt to borrow some of the lustre of a celebrity whose star wattage exceeds her own by uncountable orders of magnitude, nor a chance for magazine editors to fill their pages with tasty yet affordable pictures of a tasty yet affordable blonde in something shiny and skimpy.

Kelly claims her makeover in New magazine is the natural expression of her love for Lady Gaga’s work. The interview suggests that she is at least aware of and playing with the incongruity of the pairing of quintessential sofa-based presenter with glitter-lobster-sporting pop goddess, even if the main point of the pictures does seem to be reminding people that Brand Kelly is not just about charming mumsiness but incorporates a fully functioning set of bazonkas too.

Aniston’s channelling of Barbra Streisand is perhaps the weirdest. She’s not a singer. She’s promoting a film that has nothing to do with Babs. She is famous enough not to need such gimmicks, and all the photos do is emphasise the gulf between the stellar charisma of La Streisand and the relative lack thereof in the impersonator. Send in the clowns!

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This is a departure for America’s Sweetheart: Jennifer Aniston may appear in the highly anticipated Arrested Development movie. Mitch Hurwitz, creator of the popular show, which was cancelled in 2006, has recently confirmed that he has begun working on…

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