Liked Her Better Crazy, Suicidal and Fun

Don't know how believable all this is, considering the source is Fox News. But if it's all true, it sounds like the most extreme attempt an actor has ever made to control the media's use of interview material.
And, again if true, it's a damn shame that it's come up in relation to "A Mighty Heart," a movie that honors journalists who take the gravest risks in pursuit of getting all the information that they can.
Of course, Angelina Jolie is mainly concerned about nosy gossip hounds, and I can't blame her for that. But if she is using tactics this heavy-handed to narrow the focus of any report she participates in, well . . .
Ah, for the good old days when she did interviews on hotel beds and we'd talk about how sexy knives were and what would be the best way to kill oneself - and she promised to always be upfront with her friends in the press about everything.