Friday's news in 2 minutes.

1. A Russian designer has had the name of her tattoo artist boyfriend tattooed on her face less than one day after meeting him. Lesya Toumaniantz met Belgian Rouslan Toumaniantz online at the beginning of this year. Apparently the couple “realised they had a lot in common, and quickly began falling head over heels in love.” On her Facebook page, Lesya said the tattoo was “a symbol of our eternal devotion”.

Rouslan Toumaniantz is the tattoo artist famous for tattooing 56 stars on an 18-year-old girl’s face while she was sleeping. She originally asked for three.

2. Bauer Media has announced it will close its weekly fashion magazine Grazia because of poor circulation figures. Staff of the magazine, which was launched in Australia in 2008, were told of the decision yesterday. It comes as Audit Bureau of Circulations figures revealed almost every magazine and newspaper in Australia recorded a drop in circulation figures in the last few months of 2012.

3. The Mentalist actor Simon Baker has been given a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The 43-year-old Australian was presented with his star this morning.

4. A court has rejected a woman’s application to use her dead partner’s sperm for IVF. The woman had been in a relationship with the man for two months before he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma. The court heard the man had his sperm frozen before he entered the relationship and the woman’s name was not included on the consent form. Despite the family’s approval, the judge said he could not allow the woman to use the sperm given there was no marriage and no de facto relationship.

5. From today, Australian teenage boys will start to receive cervical cancer vaccine Gardisil. Boys aged 12-13 will be given the vaccine at schools. Gardisial prevents 90 per cent of cervical cancer cases. Although boys can’t get cervical cancer, they can be carriers of HPV, which is the virus that causes it.