Courteney Cox

After starring in Friends and Cougar Town, Courteney Cox has stepped into a different kind of role: the face of the Pantene Expert Collection. The line of anti-aging hair products will hit stores this November in the US, along with a new ad campaign featuring Courteney. Find out her one makeup obsession, her post-acting career plans, and the products that fill her vanity when you keep reading

Yesterday little Coco Arquette — Courteney Cox and David Arquette's 7-year-old daughter — was spotted leaving the salon with a new 'do: some highlights! It's not the first time the mini stylista has switched up her style; in April, as she accompanied her mum to film the Late Show With David Letterman, it looked as though Coco had busted out the balayage, though in fairness, her ombré-effect look could have been created from the sun naturally lightening her locks. But in Malibu last month, the beauty lover was seen having blue and purple hair streaks added to her hair. Now that she's updated her look again, we asked Goldwell Ambassador, Dieter Mersmann from Wildlife Hair if it can be damaging to start the colouring process so young. He said, "If it's been lightened, yes it can be damaging to the hair," before adding that if children do insist on a new look, "I would suggest doing allergy testing prior to colouring as you can have reactions to colour and kids can be quite sensitive." What do you think about Coco's latest look? Is it simply a cute way to look like her favourite godparent Jennifer Aniston or do you think it's setting a bad example to other young children out there?

You know the sound of that dreaded ringing phone; you're ready for it, but no matter how often you remind yourself that it's coming, there's just something about the start of the Scream movies that gets me every time. From that very moment, Scream 4 throws you right back into the beloved franchise with a fresh, updated take on a very familiar story. The original Scream opening scene with Drew Barrymore put the movie on the map, and once again the first sequence is everything you want —  tongue-in-cheek, funny, and of course, very bloody. For that reason and others, this is perhaps the most similar to the first of all the sequels. Or, to quote the film, it really is more of a "scre-boot" than a "shreik-uel." Director Wes Craven and screenwriter Kevin Williamson are both at the top of their games with Scream 4. For all the criticism Scream 3 received, Craven stays loyal to the essence of Scream in this one. Ghostface and his very shiny knife are chill-inducing, red-herring abound, and it's a horror movie about loving horror movies. Williamson somehow retains the ability to write snappy, believable teen dialogue, save one final monologue about fame that goes a bit over the top.

Technology plays a central role in the story, with iPhones, apps and web cams making frequent appearances, which is certainly a sign of the times. Scream 4 will serve as a snapshot of 2011 in the same way Scream is so indicative of the late '90s, belly shirts and all. Still, I'm not sure there are any high schoolers out there live streaming their whole life from a headset.

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When the stars of Scream 4 came together for the film’s world premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood today, it was a gathering of the horror movie veterans and the new school Screamers. Original stars Courteney Cox, David Arquette and Neve Campbell stuck to appropriately dark ensembles while the younger generation such as Emma Roberts, Kristen Bell, Shenae Grimes and Hayden Panettiere came dressed in bright shades. Courteney and David shared a hug on the red carpet while director Wes Craven posed with different members of his cast. The fourth instalment of the Ghostface saga promises to be a scream-filled ride (naturally) and also stars Adam Brody, Anna Paquin, Rory Culkin and a slew of Hollywood up-and-comers. Scream 4 hits cinemas this Thursday. Will you be checking it out?

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Courteney Cox is front and centre on the April issue of US Harper's Bazaar. The Cougar Town star posed for photographer Terry Richardson in the accompanying spread, and opened up all about her personal life for the article written by Anamaria Wilson. Courteney spoke a great deal about her separation from husband David Arquette. She touched on how shocked she was about his revealing interview with Howard Stern, what she's looking for now, and addressed the rumours she's seeing her costar Brian Van Holt. Courteney said:

• On David talking too much about their relationship: "You can’t really get mad at David because he’s not a malicious person. He was dealing with things the best way he could. And don’t get me wrong, he was on a show for entertainment. David is smart, and David is also a showman. He knew what he was doing. I don’t know what’s going to happen, but I don’t think he’ll be doing more Howard Stern any time soon. He’s not out to harm. But I’m his biggest protector. I can’t help it."
• On what she wants that she didn't have when married: "I think it’s more about needing just a kind of peace and stillness. I’m kind of all over the place, and I need grounding. I want to be calm. I want to change a lot. I want to live not outside but inside. It’s nothing with David; it’s just what I’m searching for."
• On rumours she's now dating her Cougar Town co-star Brian: "He's a really good friend of mine, so I don't care. It just doesn't matter. He's a great guy, and he's definitely been a part of my support system."