Angelina Jolie - Jolie Fears Shes Missed Out On Atlas Film With Pitt

ANGELINA JOLIE fears she and partner BRAD PITT have missed their chance to make a movie together - because she got pregnant.

The actress admits the Hollywood couple was in talks to team up for Atlas Shrugged before she learned she was expecting twins.

She tells Entertainment Weekly magazine, "It's been 50 years of people trying to pull a movie together. If it comes together it'd be hard to say no to.

"The people who have the rights are itching to do it. They were itching to do it before, but I got myself in a state!"

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Naomi Campbell - Campbells Temper Rages Again

NAOMI CAMPBELL's stint in anger management therapy has reportedly proved unsuccessful after the supermodel was seen shouting in a rage after a night out on Monday (17Jun08).

The embattled star appeared to be in good spirits as she happily posed for photographers following a meal with friends at London's Cipriani restaurant.

But her pleasant demeanour quickly dissipated when she suddenly began shouting and gesturing angrily, before inexplicably hurrying back into the Mayfair eaterie.

An onlooker tells The London Paper, "Suddenly Naomi flipped and started swinging her arms about manically. No one could work out what was wrong with her."

But the catwalk queen's erratic behaviour didn't end there. Moments later, she emerged apparently restrained by three pals, who led her into her car as she seemed to wriggle out of their firm grasp.

The source adds: "She was shouting and screaming as her friends desperately tried to get her into the car. She was ranting incomprehensibly."

The 38-year-old was ordered to attend a two-day anger management course last year (07) after she pled guilty to reckless assault against her maid Ana Scolavino.

Campbell is now facing a possible prison sentence after being charged with allegedly assaulting a police officer following her arrest at London's Heathrow Airport in April (08).

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Body art star tastes victory (+pics)

A komodo dragon creation fired Carmel McCormick to success at the New Zealand Body Art Awards judged by Oscar-winning special effects guru Richard Taylor.

McCormick's win on Saturday was her third in the annual competition.

More than 1800 people came to the North Shore Events Centre in Auckland to see 73 of the country's best body artists in action.

Event creative director Mem Bourke said the artists had up to six hours to paint their models in a jungle theme before they were paraded before the judging panel.

The artists were then able to make changes right up to the start of the public showing.

The night was a double success for McCormick, who also placed first-equal in the Hand Painted Body Art section.

In 2007 she won the supreme award by painting two models to look like Lord and Lady Byron.

Bourke said body painting in New Zealand was more popular than ever, with about 350 painters plying their trade around the country.

This year, competitors from South Island and Australia took part for the first time.

The event will be held again in June 2009. 

 





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Louis Walsh slams new show Rock Rivals

'X Factor' judge Louis Walsh has blasted the new drama series 'Rock Rivals' for being unrealistic.
Walsh told The Mirror: "There's far more drama on 'The X Factor' in any week than there's likely to be in this whole series."
"I was so excited when I sat down to watch it. I expected it to be great," he said.
"I had spent a whole day on set doing a cameo and they cut me. I was annoyed, but now I've seen it I'm glad that I ended up on the cutting room floor. It could have been so funny and real but it isn't."
Walsh also said that the show didn't show enough of the rivalry that exists between the judges on reality shows.
He said: "They didn't capture the tension and the drama on the show between the judges and the contestants - especially the judges."