Scarlett Johansson gets a sexy new hairstyle

Scarlett Johansson seems to be competing for queen of hairstyle reinvention
(a title currently owned by Drew Barrymore) after going from blonde, to brunette,
to auburn and now back to blonde and with this sexy new cut.

This latest hairstyle is part Kate Moss long bob, party Debbie Harry rock chick
and it's a real departure from her usual ultra-groomed and glamorous styling.
And when you've got such distinctive clothing style like Scarlett's vintage Hollywood look,
a dramatic hair makeover can render much of your wardrobe useless.
We're dying to see what Scarlett will pair with her new 'do.
We reckon it's out with the cutsie fit and flare frocks and in with the distressed denim.
(InStyle)
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Angelina Jolie -- the “Most Powerful”

Angelina Jolie has been named the "most powerful" celebrity by Forbes Magazine,
putting her ahead of Oprah and Madonna, both who made several times more money
than Angelina did.

In fact, there are a lot of celebrities who made more money than Angelina Jolie did this past year.
So, how did she top the list?
"The list is not only determined by money, but also mentions in the media and word-of-mouth,"
a representative from Forbes Magazine said. But just how do you measure "word-of-mouth?"
The answer: You can't! Therefore, this list is more subjective than objective.
But still, how did Angelina top the list when her most recent film, Changeling,
bombed (at the same time, Jennifer Aniston scored a major hit with Marley and Me)?





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Jose Fanjul -- sex teacher

Jose Bernardo Fanjul, accused of having sex
with a 16-year-old female student,
listens during his trial Tuesday.

Fanjul, 46, is charged with five counts of forcible sodomy,
a first-degree felony, and five counts of forcible sexual abuse,
a second-degree felony, for alleged sexual acts that prosecutors say
took place between March 1 and July 31 in 2008.
He has chosen to have a bench trial where 3rd District Judge Ann Boyden
will be the sole fact-finder, rather than a jury.

In a different case involving the same girl,
former West High counselor Marco Herrera, 53, pleaded guilty
last year to three counts of forcible sexual abuse, a second-degree felony,
as part of a plea bargain after he was charged with sexual activity with her in 2007.
Herrera is serving three consecutive prison terms of one-to-15 years behind bars.

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Technically, the crime he was accused of disappears.
Technically, he could go back to work at West High School.
Technically, next fall, he might be in a classroom full of boys and girls again.

"J.B. Fanjul reaches an eclectic bunch,"
said defense attorney Ken Brown.
"He befriends them, and, yes, he probably violates district policy.
But he does not commit a crime."
"This girl pulls out condoms like I pull out gum," said Brown.

Fanjul's family members and the crowd of female West High teachers
who served as his character witnesses and unofficial hand-holders burst into tears.
He claimed he had escaped a "high-tech lynching," thanked God
and then told his wife, in Spanish, not to say more.

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