The week in review

I've scoured the Internet and magazines for the best of this week's entertainment news, so you just have to get comfy and enjoy...

On Thursday Brad, Angelina and their brood of six landed in New York. This was big news as its the first time Ange has been spotted in public since the birth of the twins and rumors of both post-natal depression and tension between the couple. Its understood the family are in town for the New York Film Festival where Ange will premiere her movie The Changeling, directed by Clint Eastwood. The family had only recently moved into a luxury residence near Berlin, as Brad will be filming Tarantino's new movie there throughout autumn. 

Earlier this week the media was buzzing with news that the Judge involved in Sharon Stone's custody dispute branded the actress an overreacting parent. The reason being the mum-of-three recommended her son Roan, with ex-husband Phil Bronstein, have botox in his feet to help an odor problem. But Sharon's attorney quickly made a statement denying this ever happened: "Sharon Stone never made this statement. It is a complete fabrication". This comes after the Basic Instinct star lost a custody hearing trying to change her son's school to nearer the Los Angeles area. The judge said the child was in a more stable environment with his father in San Francisco. 

Anne Hathaway appeared on David Letterman's Late Show and couldn't avoid questions about her ex-boyfriend Raffaello Follieri, who is in prison awaiting trial for fraud. "Did you have any hints that there was a problem?" Letterman asked her. "I don't want to go into the specifics," said Hathaway, who is promoting her film Rachel Getting Married, "but I will say that you do have to give me credit because as far as relationships crashing and burning goes, c'mon, I did pretty great. I mean, scorched that earth!" The actress did a good job of keeping her cool, even when the talk show host asked if anything had ever gone missing from her purse during the four-year relationship.

Jennifer Aniston must be used to having her love life speculated about but the usually private actress is defending herself about some certain media gossip. There have been suggestions that Jen uses her romantic relationships to further her career, and she's not happy about it: “It’s been incorrectly alleged that I’d abuse a romantic attachment as a publicity stunt. That’s below the belt. To love and be loved is the most beautiful thing that can happen to a person, and one’s own life is more important than all the glamour and fame in the world.” Some powerful words from the Friends star...