Angelina Jolie's sonogram is back in the spotlight. The sonogram picture purporting to be Angelina Jolie's baby has just shown up again, after being pulled from auction website eBay a week ago. But this time, the picture has found its place on the front page of the American tabloid National Enquirer.

The item, which was listed on eBay as "Angelina Jolie's 4-5 month fetus sonogram picture," was pulled from the website after the site's management decided it "violated their policy on celebrity materials."

Now the sonogram is on the first page of the Enquirer and the mag's editors claim the grainy image indicates the fact that Angelina and Brad are expecting a baby boy.

It's said that Pitt's publicists are determined to decline the sonogram's authenticity and the story as a total fake, even though Jolie's name appears officially in the top left hand corner of the image.

A spokesperson for the happy father says, "It's all a hoax. I have checked it carefully. I'm not going to tell you how I know, but I'm very comfortable in saying it's not their baby."

At the same time, the bosses of the online gambling company Golden Palace claim to have bought the sonogram for $3,800 after contacting the person who initially put the image up on eBay. The gambling site bosses also recently paid $25,000 for actor William Shatner's kidney stone.