In the women's mags: One and one is three in the all-new Nicole and Keith show

Bora Bora has been a popular paparazzi hangout, and New Idea has the pictures to prove it.

Yes, there, in a four-page picture spread, is Hollywood It-couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban cavorting on the French Polynesian island, enjoying their honeymoon.

Billed as exclusive, the pictures show Mr and Mrs Urban doing what couples do on their honeymoon (no, not that) at their exclusive $20,000-a-night villa.

The magazine also give details of the wedding in Sydney. Nicole cried. How unusual for a bride to cry on her wedding day.

Then there is the inevitable speculation over whether Nic is sporting a new baby bump.

Comments by her new husband to band-mates that he was "due to become a family man" have added to the intrigue.

Not to be outdone, the New Zealand Woman's Weekly delves into the saga of the bride, the baby and Bora Bora, adding a new twist by claiming that Nicole's wedding dress had to be altered at the last minute to accommodate her swelling stomach.

On the subject of pregnancies, Sally Ridge reveals her "pregnancy nightmare" to Woman's Weekly. It seems Sally has been having a bit of a rat problem. The old villa she and partner Adam Parore bought turned out to have more problems then they had bargained for, so they bowled it (with the proper consents, of course). On top of that, there is her little business to run and her other three kids to look after. September can't come soon enough for her.

Staying at home, Woman's Weekly touches base with Dancing with the Stars judge Brendan Cole, has a small profile on the show's winner, Lorraine Downes, and sets the scene for the next season of NZ Idol.

Who would have thought that wild man Johnny Depp would ever grow up. According to New Idea, his main interest these days is in raising two children with French singer and actress Vanessa Paradis. He says he is keeping family life simple.

"My kids have a super-normal life. They go to school, they play with their friends. Okay, they get to go to Disneyland a little more often than other kids, but that's part of the gig."

To add to the normality, Johnny recently bought a small island about 100km south of Nassau for the family to escape to when Hollywood gets too much for them.

Continuing the family theme, New Idea says Angelina Jolie has finally mended fences with her estranged dad, actor Jon Voight. The peace broker was Jolie's dying mother, Marcheline Betrand.

On meeting Shiloh, the latest addition to the Jolie-Pitt clan, Betrand told Angelina that she longed for her daughter to make peace with Voight. An already tetchy relationship was destroyed in 2002 when Voight said Jolie had "serious mental problems".

For his part, the Midnight Cowboy star is over the moon about the reconciliation, saying: "This is a moment to celebrate."