Zeta-Jones's career graph and marriage to Douglas have been a subject of satire. A 2006 episode of the satirical British television show "Star Stories" (2006–2008) was entitled "Catherine Zeta-Jones—Her Quest to Prove Herself ... And Also Find Love", about a fictitious life story of Zeta-Jones. Addressing her perceived media image, Zeta-Jones remarked in a 2004 interview to "USA Weekend": "The biggest misconception of me is that I'm some die-hard, ambitious, do-anything-to-get-anything kind of person, I'm not. I'm very shy socially." Zeta-Jones is protective of her public image, and the use of her likeness is carefully controlled. As well as taking legal action against "Hello!" magazine, she sued a Nevada-based topless club for including her image on their advertising. In 2003, the celebrity biographer Cliff Goodwin wrote an unauthorised biography of the actress, entitled "Catherine Zeta Jones: The Biography", but the publication was indefinitely postponed after her lawyers issued threats of legal action against both Goodwin and his publisher.