Halle Berry’s suicide story was rehashed by the magazine, not Halle

“It wasn’t my wish to go into all of that again in this time of my life. I talked about it on Larry King Live and Oprah when it was relevant, and I felt like it was important to help other women and share it with them,” she says.

“But it’s just not where I am today and I really hate that it’s been presented like it is… I’m in such a great time in my life right now, it wouldn’t be my wish to really revisit that period, but this outlet did and made it seem as if it were current again.”

Catwoman took one more swipe at Parade, saying, “Because I have a movie out, some magazine has sensationalized some old material and it’s not something that I want to talk about. It’s 10 years old and I’m so past it.”

Instead of talking about her suicide attempt, Halle is talking about her online activities to try and drum up interest in her silly Internet-themed thriller with Bruce Willis, Perfect Stranger. She says she sometimes goes into chat rooms to talk to people, and likes to tell them she’s Halle Berry but is quickly shot down, “I have tried, many times, to have a normal conversation when celebrity was not a part of it. Sometimes it works and at others it gets a little weird.” I’m not into chat rooms at all, I mean I was in 1994 when IRC was a big novelty, but I find it annoying now. Perfect Stranger is out in theaters on April 13th.

Here’s Halle headed to a skincare center. The paparazzo who took the picture at Out of Sight Media speculates that she’s covering a pimple.

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