Even more Angelina Jolie St John ads

"I am a working mother who has set goals to accomplish a lot in this world," Jolie said. "I want my wardrobe to be beautiful, sexy and comfortable – all at the same time. St. John is all of those things."You go girl!

# 41 | Good grief | Nope you don’t need our permission, but if you come to our thread full of fans that absolutely adore her and this family, get ready to be insulted you f–ing *****. OK,tell me why are you here? Because you can’t stay away. She is gorgeous, famous, has three kids, loads of money, is appreciated all around the world for her humanitarian work and best of all goes to bed every night with Brad, I know it is is way too much for jealous people like youto handle. Pathetic……Ryan, what a liar, the woman is the most beautiful person on earth. I guess you would turn around and look at this beauty if you ran across her on the street. http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/3419/1642/1600/71207525.jpgShe really would make a good cover for St John :)))

Ok I’m back, Alex, how are you?, I know, I have my nephew’s piano recital at 1:00 pm and after that will be the mall, more back to school stuff, since my sister is still in France and my brother in law said " hey, I only have hair cut for the boys on my list…duh…", any how. Have a great day out.ok, listen to the prof. ignore negatives comments and trolls….Happy Week-end everyone.

St. John’s New Model of KindnessThough even outgoing Secretary-General Kofi Annan publicly praises Jolie — who has visited at least 15 war-torn and impoverished countries, drawing attention to humanitarian crises in places such as Darfur, Sudan; Chad; and Pakistan — charity and celebrity can be an awkward mix. "It’s clearly a two-way street," one U.N. worker said. "But we vet our people pretty well, and Angelina really does her work." Another person familiar with her efforts says it’s rare, even for a goodwill ambassador, to spend a month in a refugee camp, as Jolie has. Her extensive travels are logged in Jolie’s "Notes from My Travels," a book that Jane Goodall hails. "Angelina is living proof of the power we all have — every one of us — to make a difference," Goodall said. "I was deeply moved by her descriptions of individual refugees struggling to live with dignity and hope, and found her personal commitment to be an inspiration." And beyond Jolie’s work for the United Nations, she’s donated at least $3 million to efforts around the world. A month before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, she was in Pakistan visiting Afghan refugees, more than a million of whom had fled under the Taliban’s rule, and personally donated $1 million.

Here are some of Jolie’s efforts, both as a U.N. goodwill ambassador and a private citizen: April 16, 2001 — Jolie helps raise money for a school in Angkor Wat, the Cambodian city where portions of "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider" were shot. The $85 million action film was a major boost for the city, which is famous for its temples. The last Hollywood film shot there was Peter O’Toole’s "Lord Jim" in 1965. Aug. 28, 2001 — Shortly before the Sept. 11 attacks, Jolie visits Pakistan and speaks of the horrors Afghan refugees suffer under the Taliban. A few weeks later, she donates $1 million to U.N. relief efforts there, and receives a public commendation from Afghanistan High Commissioner Rudd Lubbers. November 2001 — Jolie and ex-husband Billy Bob Thornton visit U.N. projects on the Thai-Cambodian border, where thousands of refugees have been living since the end of the war in Cambodia in 1998. Sept. 16, 2002 — Jolie donates $100,000 to U.N. aid agencies in Africa to provide relief for refugees who have been living in a camp since Morocco annexed the Western Sahara in 1975. Nov. 26, 2002 — Jolie purchases land in Cambodia with the intention of building a home there. She said she had to have her land "de-mined." Jan. 3, 2003 — Jolie visits Kosovo on behalf of the United Nations and speaks of the ravages of war. She says that she’s shocked by the living conditions, though the fighting has ceased. April 14, 2003 — Pledging to pay $5 million over the next 15 years, Jolie helps launch a wildlife sanctuary in an area of Cambodia once controlled by the Khmer Rouge. She tells reporters she’s already paid $350,000 to set up the 50,000-acre protected area. April 17, 2003 — Jolie visits Sri Lanka and listens to a group of 500 orphaned girls speak of devastation to their war-torn country. She donates $10,000 to a hospital for a pediatric ward and calls on the international community to put pressure on warring factions to forge a peace treaty in that country. April 30, 2003 — Fearing that the war in Iraq will distract attention from humanitarian needs elsewhere, Jolie donates $30,000 to African refugees to feed children under 5 years old and pay for agricultural supplies. Oct. 21, 2003 — Shortly before the release of "Beyond Borders," the $16-million-a-movie star vows to give one-third of her earnings to charity. July 7, 2004 — Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen offers Jolie citizenship in thanks for her tireless charity work. On Jolie’s trip there, she pledges $1.5 million to an environmental project. March 9, 2005 — At Washington, D.C.’s National Press Club, Jolie outlines plans for the National Center for Refugee and Immigrant Children, an organization she helped launch, which is to provide legal assistance for thousands of immigrant children in the United States. She tells reporters she plans to adopt another child so that Maddox can have an "African brother." April 2005 — Fueling rumors that they are now a couple, Jolie and Brad Pitt are photographed holding hands on the beach of Mombassa, Kenya, with Jolie’s son, Maddox. They visit an AIDS treatment center in Ethiopia. Sept. 5, 2005 — "Shocked" at the response to Hurricane Katrina, Jolie writes to the White House and members of Congress, saying in a statement that New Orleans is "very close to my heart." Sept. 16, 2005 — In a deal reportedly valued at $12 million, Jolie becomes the new face of the St. John fashion line. In addition to working for the California clothing manufacturer, she’ll head the company’s charitable foundation. Oct. 27, 2005 — Declaring that charitable work is "the greatest thing in my life," Jolie accepts the U.N. Global Humanitarian Action Award. Nov. 28, 2005 — After Pitt and Jolie spend Thanksgiving in Pakistan visiting earthquake victims, Pitt pledges to buy 40 orthopedic beds for an Islamabad hospital at a cost of $100,000. Jan. 30, 2006 — Jolie addresses the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and warns those present not to be starstruck by her presence, and to focus on humanitarian efforts in war-torn areas. "I just think if I can ask anything, it’s for everybody in this room, including myself, to stay focused on the issues."

#FANyou forget charlize theron the beauty queen she received 6 or 10 million dollar for "christian dior" fragrance "j’adore" for "l’oreal" 4 million or more ; raymon weil for the watch’s;honda……penelope cruz for l’oreal also and esmeralda fragrance…… catherine zeta jones for the mobile. i think 15 million $ for mrs ztj

THE HATERS ARE HERE AGAIN!! SHE’S SO LOVELY COMPARE TO THE UGLY JENNIFER ANISTON (LUCIFER SKANKISTON)…DAMNED I HATE THAT ANISTON SO SO SO SO SO VERY VERY VERYMUCH! I WISH SHE JUST DISAPPEAR ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH. SUPERFICIAL BITCHISTON!

I’m twelve yet I already llok like a EEL.

SECRETARY OF STATE POWELL: Thank you very much, Joung-ah, for that kind introduction. Good morning, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to World Refugee Day, really World Refugee Week, as over the next several days, we will celebrate what we try to do around the world for those of our fellow citizens who are so needy. I’d like to thank Gil and the National Geographic Society for the generous support they provide every year that helps to make this important event possible. And of course, I am once again pleased to be sharing the stage with the United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, Angelina Jolie. This is not the first time we have done this and I’m sure it will not be the last as well. We are so thankful that there are beautiful souls like Angelina who so selflessly turn their compassion into action and not just words. Angelina has just returned from the camps in Chad, where she met with the refugees from Sudan’s Darfur region and where she heard firsthand of their terrible suffering. (Applause.)…. As Angelina can attest, the people who fled Darfur were lucky to escape with their lives: their villages and crops were burned; their water sources were destroyed; and many were the victims of rape, mutilation, and other cruelties. The United States is deeply committed to helping the people of Darfur….

good morning bamzs

# 70 To FIFIWe also hope D. Futterman is a better man than Brad PittNo Man is better than Brad Pitt. Tht was your first mistake.

Many thanks Dooby… what can I say, she is simply beautiful!