People in the News: Jolie shines light on Iraqis' plight

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Angelina Jolie is back in Baghdad to bring the lens that's usually focused on her to the plight of Iraqi refugees, The Associated Press reports.

The U.N. goodwill ambassador's jam-packed itinerary, which began Thursday, included an interview with CNN and meetings with the top U.S. commander in Iraq, Gen. David Petraeus, as well as Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and Iraqi migration officials, according to the U.S. embassy there.

Jolie visited Iraq in August and saw firsthand how the war had displaced 1,200 refugees, who were camped out at the border.

On this visit, she also visited with U.S. troops during lunch at a dining facility in the heavily guarded Green Zone, which houses the embassy and Iraqi government offices in central Baghdad.

Jolie said there needs to be a more coherent plan in place as more than 2 million internally displaced Iraqis begin to trickle back to their homes.

Not even the Ivy League is immune to Paris Hilton, who Wednesday picked up the Harvard Lampoon humor magazine's Woman of the Year award in front of the Lampoon castle.

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"Harvard is hot!" said Hilton, 26, employing the catch phrase that has made her famous.

"Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine standing here, standing on the steps of the Harvard Lampoon," she said. "It's really exciting and I've had such a great time."

Do you think she realized the Lampoon award is a spoof of the annual honors given by Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatricals? The nation's oldest undergraduate drama troupe planned to present its Woman of the Year award to Academy Award winner Charlize Theron on Thursday.

Hilton's latest big-screen appearance is in "The Hottie & the Nottie," which opens today in some cities.

-- Athima Chansanchai