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Film - Karate Kid
Keeping up with The Smiths
The Smiths - that's Will, Jada Pinkett and son Jaden - are fast becoming Hollywood's hottest family. They've teamed up with action legend Jackie Chan for a remake of Karate Kid (released on Wednesday July 28), with Jaden as the star. Will and Jada reveal how they'll make sure he doesn't go off the rails and how they all coped filming in China for four months.
By Kate Whiting
(1335 words)
TV - Jones
Welsh wonder boy Gethin
Former Blue Peter presenter Gethin Jones is set to appear in a four-part series of Police, Camera, Action, beginning on Thursday July 29 on ITV1. The TV star talks about testing his own driving abilities, his romance with opera star Katherine Jenkins and the unusual way he perfected his presenting skills.
By Susan Griffin
(1280 words)
Music - Tom Jones
Praise And Blame for Jones
Tom Jones releases his new album, Praise And Blame on Monday July 26. The Welsh icon talks about the new recording, a collection of gospel and blues songs, and how it's the album he's always wanted to make. He also explains why his family had to tell him to stop being so sexy.
By Andy Welch
(1067 words)
Fashion - White
All white now
Look white hot in this summer's must-have colour.
By Lisa Haynes
(1060 words)
Book - Laverne
Laverne's more than eye Candy
TV and radio presenter Lauren Laverne talks about motherhood, famous friends and her first foray into teen fiction, with her debut novel, Candy Pop: Candy And The Broken Biscuits, featuring a 15-year-old wannabe rock chick.
By Hannah Stephenson
(1010 words)
Coming soon
This week's big-name interviews include Bette Midler, Nick Nolte and Christina Applegate explaining why they loved making Cats & Dogs 2 and Minnie Driver describes making a return to British TV screens in BBC One's The Deep.
Rafe Spall reveals the unique premise behind new Channel 4 comedy series Pete Versus Life, and why he's not "cagey" about his famous father (Timothy Spall) and Snow Patrol's lead singer Gary Lightbody explains why he hooked up with REM's Peter Buck and formed new band Tired Pony.
Supermodel Erin O'Connor gives us the low down on why she's a greenie at heart and best-selling Irish author Eoin Colfer, writer of the cult Artemis Fowl books for children, talks about the future of his eponymous criminal mastermind hero.
