Brad Pitt Sleeps on Couch, Kate Gosselin Complains, Jennifer Aniston Stays Slim: This Week's Celebrity Weeklies

Kate Gosselin is striking back against Jon - and Octomom Nadya Suleman. Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie are fighting while Brad's ex-wife Jennifer Aniston is revealing her slim body secrets. John Travolta continues to grieve for his son Jett. Plus, Kourtney Kardashian and Kendra Baskett share a cover.

Let's take a closer look!

Nadya Suleman says Kate Gosselin is "desperate for attention" and labels her a reality show fake, according the new issue of In Touch Weekly. (Pot meet kettle!) The larger question is who is the bigger reality star monster? That's a tough question!

Kate Gosselin strikes back - again (and again, and again!). Looking fresh-faced on the cover of People Magazine, Kate dishes about her soon-to-be ex-husband Jon Gosselin. She's mortified about his affair with Hailey and compares Jon to a 15-year-old. Do readers still care what Kate has to say about her crumbling marriage?

Meanwhile, Angelina Jolie told Brad to go sleep on the couch, according to the new issue of OK! Magazine.* This latest dispute went down in the South of France during the couple's summer vacation. Angie is fed up with Brad's drinking, partying and even Brad's embarrassing weight gain. Can the couple get past this latest rift?

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Us Weekly covers E!'s pregnant reality stars Kendra Baskett and Kourtney Kardashian, and reveals everything about their pregnancies. The tab features the basics on the cover, e.g. cravings, mood swings, as well as Kourtney's rocky relationship with Scott Disick. But the gem on this cover is this line: Kendra & Kourtney's "fears about breast-feeding with breast implants." That's a cover first!

In other news, John Travolta is living without wife Kelly Preston, according to Star Magazine. The actor appears to be still grieving from the shocking death of his son Jett. He's spending days alone in bed, cries watching videos of Jett and takes solo trips to Denny's at 3 in the morning. This is one sad story.

Finally, Jennifer Aniston lost 5lbs in 5 days, according to Life & Style Weekly**. Not only did she lose weight - Ms. Aniston now has "perky boobs, a tight butt and a flat belly." Inside the tab, you'll discover her tricks for her steamy bod as well as landing a new man.

Which magazine do you believe readers will buy this week? Sound-off below in the comments section.

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Mark Pasetsky is the editorial director and founder of CoverAwards.com, which is best known for analyzing magazine covers from around the world. Pasetsky is also a consultant for OK! Magazine and the editorial director for Taraci.com. Previously, Pasetsky served as the editor in chief/gm for Life & Style Weekly** and was the VP Communications for MTV Networks' online division.

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Comments

[Uosdwis]

What I'm coming away with is that the only color headlines can be is YELLOW.

[Dbos]

No one is built to bury a child. Been there.

[AlexandriaHeather]

Yay! Thanks Huffpost for buying & reading all the mags for me! Not that I'd ever buy one, oh no, no no...

[THE JEDI 69]

The man lost his kid...he can grieve as long as he wants...Hey John I'll go to Dennys with ya...my treat buddy.

[Benthead]

You don't "loose" five pounds; you LOSE five pounds. Sorry to be a pedant, but someone who publishes on Huffpost should really get it right. This error is way too common.

[kittyonice]

Disgusting that the media glamorizes dangerous weight loss -- five pounds in five days is UNHEALTHY, to say the least. For someone to lose five pounds in five days, that person is either SICK, or starving themselves. Nobody should ever lose weight that fast, no matter how overweight that person is. There are so many health implications to losing weight that fast, it is mind boggling that our press hasn't wizened up with the thousands who have died of anorexia. Five pounds of weight lost in a week is most likely all water anyhow, but it is still very dangerous for anyone to lose that much weight in that amount of time. Two weeks is more reasonable, but even that is a lot for the amount of time. TWO pounds a week is in the healthy range, FIVE pounds in a week is just dangerous.

[grooveygrover]

TMI

[Okieborn]

Why no anti seizure medication ??
Wasn't Travolta a member of the same church group that tom cruise belongs !!!

[BJD44]

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GEEZ, THESE STUPID 'SLEAZE' MAGAZINES
ABSOLUTELY NAUSEATE ME!!

I NOW GO THROUGH THE 'FAMILY FRIENDLY'
AISLE AT THE SUPERMARKET JUST SO I DON'T
HAVE TO STARE AT THEIR STUPID COVERS.

GEEZ......­YUK.......

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[ClassyLady]

My heart aches for John Travolta; he is in my thoughts and prayers.
I have absolutely no knowledge of why his beloved son was not taking anti seizure meds; was it his religion??? I surely don't know.

However, I must pass my story on to others, maybe it will help someone.
My child has had seizures for over forty years; two brain surgeries and multiple other procedures. My child takes 14 pills per day to control the seizures. I KNOW what the meds do the liver, and it scares me, but we have chosen this path.

The upside to my story is that my child (while certainly not independant) has a part time job and a full happy life. My child is now 51 years old, and we are thankful everyday.

[Vivianite]

What a powerful and touching story. Your son is very lucky to have you, and you, him.
Bless you both.

[cktirumalai]

Apart from glancing at a few headlines in the rather lurid glossies unmissably displayed at the check-out counter of grocery stores, which make me wonder how they can be so authorititative about the off-screen lives of stars, I never bother with these.
Like others I remember being curiously startled as a child on seeing a teacher shopping in a store, not imagining that she had an actual existence outside the classroom. Interest in the doings of stars I regard as an adolescent phenomenon, unless they are engaged in something truly worthy of our attention.