Angelina Jolie Beach Pictures

# 666 | carmella—————Hey , were there many people in the theaters to watchTBU yesterday?Are u going to watch again today?

..and the guy said."well the best thing about the movie is seeing JA naked" My husband said…….If that’s the best thing about this movie he can say…… then I think most men will go ahead and buy a Playboy. LOL! # 644 | Moi Jade Hahahah

I don´t think TBU will do it outside North America… In my country, Argentina, nobody knows who VV is, and as JA she was known as Brad´s woman ("Friends" was in cable, and not many people has cable, so…)I won´t spend my money in that movie, and also sometimes movies don´t even appear in cinemas and go directly to video or dvd, and I´m thinking that´s going to happen with TBU.

TBU—-Hubby said if it’s j. alba,s. johansson, or maybe j.lo naked , he’ll go see the movie. These girls have curves and flesh. In one of the trailers we saw, JA ’s back is shown. Seem like the bones are sticking out.Perfect for anatomy- vertebra classes. For someone who enjoys life to the fullest-just tanning,drinking , smoking, sometimescasino gambling and no child / husband to take care of. What a life.!!!! Forgot the dog.Now it is perfectly clear why her fans are so madat brangelina… Need to explain?

Hey Malaya, I’ve always been curious as to how Filipinos reacted to that crack about the buck 50 being a Filipino when Vince and Brad are eating at that diner and he’s describing getting spotted. Do Filipinos take offense to that crack? Question can also be answered by any other Filipino and Filipino-American. # 632 | cindy2 Hey cindy2. I probably logged off when you posted this. I’m still lost among the various threads. Anyho, on that crack from Vince, sorry that went past me – Is he talking about a 50 dollar bill? Or is he talking about 50 cent? LOL. Sometimes, the slang language just slips pass me. And I’m sure its the same for those who are not well versed with the English language (both the slang and American one) and its nuances. So if its something offensive, I didn’t catch it. LOL. Sometimes ignorance is bliss…LOL.Personally, I don’t take offense if the context is meant to be a joke. Unless, its really something that is derogatory or a false assumption of us Filipinos/our country and could be taken by those who are not in the know to be true. We are basically happy people so anything that is a joke is taken as that. And that is reflected on how we took as a nation the election of a former actor to the presidential seat and sort of just make a joke out of it. Look at how the Erap jokes proliferated during his term and to some extent still a favorite ice breaker during a lull in conversation & discussion. I don’t know with the others but to me the answer would be NO. Its really seldom that you hear a protest the likes of when some British dictionaries printed one of the meanings of Filipina as domestic helper. But at that time I feel the same way as some that no amount of protesting can erase or revise the meaning of the word since that’s the social reality. As a Filipino what should be focused and worked on is not to create an uproar to have the meaning removed but for Filipinos abroad to show the world that there is more to being a Filipina/Filipino than hired help. Claire Danes was once declared by the city of Manila as persona non grata for her remarks: "ghastly and weird city." (Danes description of Manila from Vogue April issue); and "smelled of cockroaches, with rats all over, and that there is no sewerage system, and the people do not have anything - no arms, no legs, no eyes." (in Premiere).Although Danes has since then explained her side and I quote what she said, - "Because of the subject matter of our film Brokedown Palace, the cast was exposed to the darker and more impoverished places of Manila. My comments in Premiere magazine only reflect those locations, not my attitude towards the Filipino people. They were nothing but warm, friendly, and supportive", many were offended by her remarks and thought that an apology was needed. At that time I neither have the time nor inclination to take offense on what some HW actress say about a particular city in my country. I was more interested in other relevant issues. To me if she really said that, its really a reflection of her character than me taking offense on her opinion of just a part of the Philippines and her being an ignorant fool on taking the assumption that the whole country is like that.

# 686 | cindy2 Thanks for taking the time explaining that to me. Will have to watch the DVD again so I can give a credible response.Sadly, we don’t have a Home Depot. I would have been ecstatic. We’ve got ACE and a local small scale version of Home Depot though. I live in an island & I only have an airport to boast…and oh two suspension bridges… Wow cindy, you’ve got photographic memory…I even forgot I said that. LOL. Just practicing my DIY skills w/ the little renovations we’re doing at the house. ‘Kay I’ll be logging off and will see you later…..between us it will be much later…

[...] Brad Pitt's Parents in Namibia Sat, 03 June 2006 at 12:00 am Bill Pitt (Brad’s father) and Jane Pitt (Brad’s mother) have safely touched down at a local airport in Namibia.  Brad Pitt’s parents are obviously in town to visit their precious 1-week old granddaughter Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt at the Burning Shore Lodge in Swakopmund. Below is a captioned picture from yesterday’s set of beach pictures.  Angelina and Maddox were, in fact, accompanied by Brad’s younger brother, Doug Pitt. The pictures were taken at the Tiger Reef Beach Bar the day before (Friday, May 26) baby Shiloh was born. Well, at least according to Star/ Maddox horses around with Brad’s brother, Doug, at Tiger Reef Beach Bar while Angelina watches on. [...]