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Jolie, Aniston Feud in Vogue

We couldn't help noticing celeb magazines are buzzing over what they are calling a feud of words between Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie in the pages of Vogue magazine. Nearly four years after Aniston and Pitt divorced amidst rumors of a Jolie-Pitt affair, Aniston talks about Jolie’s role in the unraveling of their marriage in Vogue’s upcoming December issue out Nov. 19.  Concidentally, Aniston blasts Jolie for "uncool" comments on Pitt that Jolie made in last year's Vogue January issue. 

Hearst Closes O at Home

The Hearst Corporation announced Friday it will close O at Home, the companion shelter magazine to O, The Oprah magazine. There are also rumors of staff layoffs at other Hearst pubs Esquire and Good Housekeeping too. O at Home is the second magazine Hearst Corporation has shuttered recently; it closed CosmoGirl in October.

Actress Magazine Photo Controversy Continues

Last week actress Kate Winslet was enraged over claims her body was digitally altered for December's Vanity Fair cover photo. This week Winslet is again infuriated with Vanity Fair over the same photo shoot that produced a provocative photo spread of the anti-fur-advocate posing with fur, which  she thought was fake. Apparently, Vanity Fair photogs and editors have once again 'misled' the celebrity, though they deny it. Again.

Bernie Mac at the Box Office

Though Bernie Mac died earlier this year two of his movies open at the box office today. There's the music-themed road comedy "Soul Men" also starring Samuel L. Jackson and the animated-animal-adventure-sequel, "Madagascar 2." While most of the reviews of "Soul Men" are lukewarm, Rolling Stone insists Mac, Jackson and a cameo by real-life soul man Isaac Hayes, who also died this summer, make this mediocre movie worth the watch.

Presidential Puppy-Elect?

Tuesday night as he gave his victory speech to the world President-elect Barack Obama also addressed his daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7: "I love you more than you can imagine, and you have earned the new puppy that's coming with us to the White House." Since then we’ve been wondering just who the lucky dog will be and we’re not alone. People magazine speculated on the new presidential pup and also offered the soon-to-be-first-family some advice while Time magazine has a slideshow on all the first dogs from George Washington’s American Foxhounds to President Bush’s Scottish terrier, Barney.

Election is over, now what?

The nearly 2-year presidential election campaign generated record numbers of viewers and web traffic for media outlets. What's next? Will Tina Fey be persuaded to return as Sarah Palin since her hilarious parody increased Saturday Night Live's viewership by 70 percent?

Election Day Party Ideas

We think everyone should celebrate the democratic process tonight with an election day party. Southern Living magazine has quick, easy and patriotic recipes like blue and red margaritas and red, white and blue cookies sure to please all parties.

The Candidates: Magazine Covers

A look back at the many magazine covers of the 2008 presidential race.