Lee Yoon-Hyung, 26, youngest daughter of Samsung chairman, now said to have hanged herself in Manhattan and did not die in a car accident, as previously reported.
Hollywood stars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have reportedly banned
non-Japanese media from attending their news conference Monday in Tokyo
where they are making a quick stop to flog their latest film.
Toho-Towa, the Japanese distributor for Mr. & Mrs. Smith, says the
demand to bar foreign media comes from the couple's publicists in
the United States. Pitt and Jolie have been romantically
linked for months and the tabloids around the world have been in tow.
Pitt has a track record for playing censor -- during his trip here in
January to promote a previous movie -- at a time he had just
broken up with Jennifer Aniston, non-Japanese reporters and
photographers were also not permitted to attend his news conference.
Even more odious, Japan-based media invited to Monday's presser are
being asked to sign a document vowing not to ask personal
questions and to not sell their reports or pictures outside Japan.
The couple is scheduled to attend a premiere for their movie Monday night at Virgin-Toho Roppongi Hills.