Angelina Jolie may be hogging the celebrity spotlight these
days with post-born adopted Ethiopian infant Zahara, but the real trend
among celebs is smaller and easier to carry. A growing number of A-list
actresses are adopting frozen embryos, portable fertilized egg cells
that can be stored for later or toted in a range of stylish
accessories.
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In the latest installment of the Harry Potter films, the young bespectacled wizard faces the darkest, most devious threat of his brief career: the powerful and mysterious leader of a secretive order. Now, some parents are warning that Harry's newest nemesis may be too frightening for young children.
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Paris Hilton has more to cry about these days than the end of her engagement to Greek shipping heir Paris Latsis. Now someone has apparently stolen the 'heirhead's' identity, even going so far as to set up a phony website under her name. But Ms. Hilton isn't taking the identity theft lying down. Sources close to the aspiring actress say that she plans to file a suit with the World Trade Organization, maintaining that 'Paris' is a recognizable trademark.
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The White House has requested that media outlets refrain from taking pictures of incompetent members of the Bush Administration or particular acts of incompetence. Under the new policy, journalists would be barred from photographing FEMA chief Michael Brown, Homeland Security head Michael Chertoff and President Bush himself. The move comes amid mounting criticism by conservatives that the mainstream media is exaggerating the incompetence of the Administration.
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Members of both the press and the public are giving a big hand to President Bush's new forthright speaking style. Mr. Bush is winning praise for foregoing spin, handlers and GOP talking points and taking his message directly to the people.
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The time for compromise over, a massive battle is about to unfold in the nation's capital. At its center are two hardened Senate warriors locked in a vicious dispute as chaotic as it is stylized. Their weapon of choice: words as sharp as sabers.
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A recent survey reveals that Americans are closely divided on the
question of which GOP starlet is likely to follow Britney Spears down
the road to mommy-hood. While conservative chanteuse Jessica Simpson
was the top choice—despite recent high-profile marital problems with
hubby Nick Lachey—Mary Cheney and newlywed Arthur Finkelstein were
close behind.
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A growing number of teenage girls say that they are more likely to purchase CDs made by female artists who wait until marriage to have sex. The research findings are likely to increase pressure on struggling record labels to keep young starlets chaste—or quickly marry them off.
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Actress Jennifer Aniston isn't the only closet conservative to
have 'come out' in recent months. Fearing a backlash among
traditionalist moviegoers—and eager to replicate the success of Mel
Gibson's Bible-based blockbuster—a growing number of celebs are trading
in their liberal labels.
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Jennifer Aniston has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt, ending
months of speculation that the two had healed the political rift that
drove them apart in January. Meanwhile, Mr. Pitt has once again been
spotted in the company of liberal activist Angelina Jolie.
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