Michelle Williams has taken precautions to avoid paparazzi for herself.
She’s even more careful with daughter Matilda especially since she’s started dating Spike Jonze.
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.
Us Weekly delivers a heart-wrenching cover featuring Christina Applegate’s cancer battle.
The dek delivers everything I want to know about the story - especially “the double tragedy of her ex’s recent death” and “how she found out.”
While the cover is strong emotionally, it is very depressing. And, this combination is a risk on the newsstand.
Moving on to the insets:
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.
Heath Ledger’s ex Michelle Williams is enjoying a new romance with director Spike Jonze.
A big part of success on the newsstand is timing - and this is BAD timing.
I personally would not have made this the cover this week.
Who is talking about Sarah Jessica Parker right now?
Even if this story is true, this cover has the potential to tank incredibly on the newsstand.
Besides the timing being off, the photo of SJP is weird. It doesn’t even look like her. And it’s not the right photo for a woman who has just been allegedly cheated on by her husband Matthew Broderick. She should look upset - not sexy.
The word cheating is a bad word for celebrity weekly covers. It doesn’t pass my coffee table test. For example, does middle America want to bring this magazine home and drop it on their coffee table?
