Jolie writes for Economist annual
To her roles as Hollywood actress, UN goodwill ambassador and mother, Angelina Jolie can now add another - writer for the Economist. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Brad just ain’t box-office
Hadley Freeman: We see too much of A-list celebrities in magazines now to pay to see them in Hollywood films as well.
Associated in digital restructure
Associated Northcliffe Digital today announced a major restructure, scrapping one division all together. By Stephen Brook.
Society is the prime suspect
Jess McCabe: Helen Mirren is blaming women for perpetuating the thin-is-beautiful female ideal: she's wrong, endemic sexism is the culprit.
Guardian Films scoops Emmy
The Guardian Films documentary Baghdad: A Doctor's Story has won an International Emmy. By Ben Dowell.
Too much to bare
Nicole Kidman is an award-winning actor. So too is Maggie Gyllenhaal. So why do they - and other talented female Hollywood stars - still have to expose their bodies in order to get into the public eye? Kira Cochrane despairs.
BBC launches family history magazine
The BBC is to launch a magazine and web spin-off of its genealogy series Who Do You Think You Are?. By Mark Sweney.
PCC makes first video ruling
A Scottish paper has been rapped for running mobile phone footage of an unruly classroom on its website. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons.
Purnell named culture secretary
2pm update: James Purnell has replaced Tessa Jowell as secretary of state for culture, media and sport. By Chris Tryhorn.
Girl magnet, bunny magnate: the movie
A new film will tell the story of Hugh Hefner, the founder of the Playboy empire.
America’s disgust at ‘perfect Angelina’
Brad Pitt's partner is accused of hypocrisy as she tries to control interviews about press freedom movie, and bans selected journalists from its premiere. By Paul Harris.
Mail pays out over anorexia story
Keira Knightley has won £3,000 damages from the Daily Mail. By Ben Dowell.
Playing the confidentiality card
Legal comment: OK!'s victory over Catherine Zeta-Jones' wedding pictures centred on celebrities' right to confidentiality, not privacy. By Edgar Forbes.
OK! wins victory in Zeta-Jones battle
10.45am update: OK! has won the latest round of its court battle with Hello! over pictures of the Douglas-Zeta Jones wedding. By Chris Tryhorn.
Grant and the media: it’s love-hate actually
A profile of Hugh Grant's eventful film career.