Angelina Jolie on the Beach

I like Vince, but my dislike for X outweighs my like for Vince. Sorry, won’t shell out my valued $10 just to annoy and punish my self. However, I would probably rent it, once the DVD is out … as I like Vince. # 521 | No mercy ======================521 - ITA, I like Vince and if not for X I would maybe go see the movie, But I Don’t like Jen, I dont hate her, but I have no love for her what so ever. And I refuse to see the movie based on that fact. As a matter of fact, I look forward to the movie flopping. My dislike for her began with the beginning of Friends, has Notta, to do with Angie and Brad.

#562 / True DatLol….that was the article I was talking about.XANThanks….only idiots will believe that rubbish. Goes to show how deperate the Fanistons are getting. The day Maddox turns 5, they’re gonna come up with another rumor. When Z celebrates her 3rd birthday at home….they’ll be there with guns blazing…..very pathetic.

Guys the Anbassador of Namibia in Washington said on GMA thatb baby Shiloh’s birthday will be marked in history of Namibia and now the Deputy of environement and Tourism in Namibia minister LEON JOOSTER said on ET that baby shiloh birthday could became a National Holiday.What a great week we are having. # 538 | Medulla=========================That is so wonderful, I am happy for Angie and Brad. They both deserve every good thing that comes their way,,

What a bunch of crap, I think someone is feeling left outBRAD PITT IS HOMESICKCourtesy of the Britain Star MagazineBrad Pitt is fed up with his life in Namibia and is desperate to return to the US, it has been claimed.The ‘Troy’ actor - who moved to the Southern African country before the birth of his first child, Shiloh Nouvel, with Angelina Jolie - is said to ‘loathe’ his life there.A source told Britain’s Star magazine: ‘They are cooped up in the hotel, the food isn’t great and he doesn’t like the heat. He seems thoroughly depressed and I think he misses Malibu.’ ‘Angelina is unhappy because he won’t go along with her plans. She is so passionate about Namibia and wants Brad to be too, but you get the feeling he just has a yearning to put down some roots. Going to Africa was bizarre for him.’ Earlier this week, it was revealed that Brad cut the umbilical cord of his new daughter when she was born. The actor was in the delivery room while Angelina delivered the baby via Caesarean section in a private hospital on Saturday (27.05.06). The couple’s American obstetrician, Jason Rothbart - who travelled to Namibia for the birth - said: ‘The baby was a healthy 7lb. Brad was with Angelina the entire time and cut the umbilical cord. The surgery and birth went flawlessly.’

#580 / GuliHey Guli….Missed ya. Hey don’t pay any attention to my ramblings…..just had an unpleasant experience with a another fan. It’s over now….Lol, I am pulling an X right now. Saying it’s over but still carrying on about it….OKAY, STOPPING RIGHT…….NOW. *Knock very, very hard on wood.*

I PITTY all you people. Who has time to repeat things over and over about the same people they do not know. Then to speak hateful and nasty things just to get back at each other, There is no winner here and never will be. THE saddest thing is when you bamz fans fight against each other. It is all so childish and this is your way of trying to out samrt someone or make yourself seem all high and mighty. The bottom line is your all a bunch of people who have nothing better to do than start crap, one way or the other..Good day FOLKS AND (KIDS)

BTW Thanks # 542 | ((chanel)) |

Here’s a something that jumped out from of TBU review: … she (X) remains a curiously annoying screen presence, perhaps more suited to outlets of television size. Now an 18% rating on rottentomatoes, but the "cream of the crop" reviews from major outlets is still at zero. By tomorrow a whole flood of reviews will get posted.

# 567 | guli That’s the worst review of TBU that I’ve read yet. The only positive thing said was about the supporting cast.

in their new addition. "It’s an exciting time for Brad and Angie, and we are really happy for them and the kids," Brad’s brother Doug Pitt told Missouri’s Springfield News-Leader. (Despite tabloid reports, Angelina’s brother James Haven was not in the hallway outside the delivery room, although he was in Namibia.) Jolie’s estranged father, actor Jon Voight, 67, also offered his best wishes: "I’m very, very excited for the both of them. My love is with them always." Meanwhile, Namibia – a place best known for the arid vastness of the Namib desert – has found itself basking in the spotlight. Locals greeted the news with pride and dismissed talk that choosing Namibia for the birth posed any risk. At the well-regarded Cottage Medi-Clinic, Jolie and her new daughter received thoroughly modern care. "She wasn’t having the baby in the middle of the bushes," says pal Ivanna Iafigliola-Kriner of the DRC project, a community initiative to which Jolie and Pitt announced a $15,000 donation on May 29. The couple also announced a $300,000 donation for the purchase of maternity-ward medical equipment for two Namibian state hospitals. "We want to contribute to Namibia and the people who have been so gracious to us at this time," they said in a statement. The donation, says their philanthropic adviser Trevor Neilson, "is a thank-you and a recognition that not all parents are as lucky, that the world needs to do more to help parents who don’t have access to a safe place to have their children." Clearly the pair have developed a deep affection for the country, which Jolie visited in 2002 while filming the drama Beyond Borders. After spending the first part of the year hopscotching across Europe – from London to Berlin to Paris – the family quickly settled into a low-key routine at the Burning Shore, which consists of two lodges (the couple have been renting the entire facility). "It’s very plain – it’s not an upmarket establishment," says one local. "But it’s situated right at the beach and you can be private." Whether racing ATVs with Maddox or taking Zahara for a bicycle ride, Pitt has been especially hands-on with Jolie’s older kids, whom he is in the process of adopting. During a mid-April visit to the Harnas Wildlife Foundation in Namibia, of which Jolie is a supporter, "Brad, three little Bushman kids, Maddox and my brother’s little boy had a wrestling competition on the lawn," cont>

cont> says pal Marlice van Vuuren, a director of the wildlife sanctuary. "They were jumping on (Brad) and played with him the whole time. He was really enjoying it." Now that Shiloh is here, the family is expected to remain in Namibia for a few weeks before heading back to L.A. so Pitt can begin shooting Ocean’s Thirteen. He’s also due to film the fable Benjamin Button with Cate Blanchett in New Orleans this fall; Jolie, for her part, has no current projects in the works since wrapping The Good Shepherd and Beowulf late last year. Mostly, both parents are focusing on the roles of Mom and Dad. "They have this incredible warmth for kids," says musician Wyclef Jean, a friend. "Theirs is one blessed baby." http://people.aol.com/people/articles/0,19736,1199262_4,00.htmlDamn that was long well I did my part for today . Enjoy

# 598 Lynn–I wondered the same thing. If it’s a movie that is getting good word of mouth and is building an audience it seems that we see the stars longer. But I’d bet VV and X will be gone within the next week thank god.