Scarlett Johansson

Angelina Jolie is jealous of Natalie Portman. Angelina and Brad have been dogged by rumours their relationship is in trouble in recent weeks. Angelina is said to have agreed, but only after seeking the advice of her ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton.

Angelina Jolie is jealous of Natalie Portman. Angelina and Brad have been dogged by rumours their relationship is in trouble in recent weeks. Angelina is said to have agreed, but only after seeking the advice of her ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton.

By Dodai Amy went out in London and "left a pair of boob enhancers, like chicken cutlet things to push up your boobs, and some hair extensions in the toilet." Whoops! And hey, what was she doing in there, anyway, that she needed to ditch her cutlets and hair? [Page Six]

“Having visited Oxfam-funded school programs in rural communities, it has made me realise how vital education is to developing countries,” said the star of “Lost In Translation” and “The Island”. “It brings people out of poverty and gives them a sense of dignity, self-worth, and confid...

By Molly As suspected, Penelope finally finished her island hopping and made her way to Spain to meet up with Scarlett and Javier on the set of their untitled Woody Allen movie. Woody must be pleased to finally have both his female leads and I can only imagine the trouble these gorgeous and mischievo...

By Stuart Heritage For a young woman, Scarlett Johansson has played all kinds of roles, from the girl with big boobs in Lost In Translation to the girl with big boobs in The Island to the girl with big boobs in those last two rubbish Woody Allen films. But even this incredible range of roles isn't enough for Scarl...

By Abbe Miller The Island starring Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johansson hardly addresses the ethical issues behind cloning. But movie goers and renters alike, all clones to a certain degree, weren't disappointed. Content Producer: Abbe Miller Published: Aug 08, 2006

By Mark Parkes and MacDonald ate their words as PAGE SIX went to press, praising "Scarlett Johansson and Ewan McGregor's extraordinary work" and alleging that their "comments were taken completely out of context." DreamWorks had no comment.

By Mark We have no idea why Michael Bay has been bellyaching about the marketing of The Island (actually, that $12 million opening gives us a pretty good idea why, but whatever). Is there a better way to sell to Bay's target audience than covering the city with images of Scarlett Johansson's breast...

By Mark Bay bemoaned that the movie had low awareness. Even before it opened, he had sharp words for the marketing campaign, complaining in a Times interview that the effort wasn't generating interest and that a poster made costar Scarlett Johansson look like "a porn star." [...]