For the second week in a row, the National Enquirer decides to make its huge story on John Edwards simply an inset on the cover promising new details.
I don’t get that strategy at all.
It’s official.
The investigation into Heath Ledger’s death is closed.
Mary-Kate Olsen, who had been under heavy press scrutiny in recent days, will not have to testify.
The probe was closed without any charges being filed.
Olsen had been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury on April 23, but her attorney had been in negotiations with federal authorities since then, a source tells People.
CoverAwards’ checked in with EIC Candace Trunzo - and she was kind enough to give us a response regarding Us Weekly debunking its cover story featuring Jen’s baby plans.
Enough said.
It’s looking like Jen Aniston is having a good week in her personal life.
First, we have OK! Magazine reporting that Jen is getting married.
Now we have Star featuring Jen’s baby plans.
What’s strong about this cover?
The pressure continues to build on Mary-Kate Olsen regarding Heath Ledger.
And now there’s possibly more.
The drama continues for Mary-Kate Olsen.
The New York Post is claiming that she had “nothing whatsoever to do” with the Dark Knight star Heath Ledger’s death in a SoHo apartment.
This followed reports that Mary-Kate Olsen was requesting immunity before cooperating with authorities.
Michael C. Miller, Mary-Kate Olsen’s lawyer, said she has already provided investigators with “relevant information.”
Check out the cover of today’s New York Post. It raises a ton of questions about Mary-Kate Olsen and what she knows about Heath Ledger’s death.
She has refused to be interviewed by federal investigators probing the accidental drug death of Ledger unless she receives immunity from prosecution.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are releasing a coffee-table book titled Influence.
“Ashley and Mary-Kate take readers on a journey through their celebrated young lives, pausing to reflect on what has helped shape them into who they are today,” the book’s publisher said in a statement to People. “They interviewed 20 people and wrote brief essays about each other. In each interview, the girls explore what inspired the interviewee.”
