Brad & Angelina: Burbank Airport

Kiefer Sutherland just won!!! I wanted the guy from Law & Order (Mariska’s mate) to win — oh well, I love Kiefer as well. Remember ‘Lost Boys’? I love to hear Mr. Kiefer speak — what a tone to his voice. Both Kiefer and Brad have these wonderful tone to their voices.

Bravo! Fellow Canadian Kiefer Sutherland won an Emmy for Best Actor. Too bad Sandra Oh lost. Jon Voight lost too.

OT:Thank God, Kiefer won! Yay! He should have won five years ago but whatever!24 MUST WIN!!

Alona: ALL SHINY FOREHEAD GALS UNITE!!!! We’re having such a great Sunday — forget those ‘negatives’ and let’s continue having a great day. Who cares what those ‘cacas’ think. They’re getting disperate now, so it’s the ‘forehead’ they bring up. LOOOOOOOSERS!!!!

# 626 | maria | - Yeah for KS, that is my boy, can’t wait for the next season of 24Now I don’t need to watch the EMMY anymore. Thanks Guys :)

# 620 | Maniston - I was wrong, it wasn’t Casey Affleck, it was someone else (can’t remember his name). Anyway, he is filming with Jennifer Garner at the moment and he was asked about baby Violet and he said he didn’t know because he hangs out in Malibu. So then Billy Bush asked how about Shiloh… if he had seen her and with a somewhat puzzled look he answered "I don’t go looking for celebrity babies".

Aileen: Yes, he’s got a nice tight butt — loved those scenes on OZ. I was away on vacation when the show ended, so never got to see the final show. I’m going to have to borrow my friend’s tape and check it out. I loved the Muslim guy on that show and Riley who was in love with the nurse. I’ve seen him a couple of times in New York and always says ‘hello’.

So then Billy Bush asked how about Shiloh… if he had seen her and with a somewhat puzzled look he answered "I don’t go looking for celebrity babies".# 636 | CCCCHa Ha That’s awesome.

|# 577 Frenchy |I searched and searched and couldn’t find anything. Maybe angelah can find it. She’s so good at that.Have a good evening Ladies! I’m going to watch some of the EMMYS and work on the next update. I hope I can finish OUT OF THE BLUE before the NFL season starts. It’s been a pleasure…………Just think, the next major AWARD show that is televised is the GOLDEN GLOBES: January 15, 2007. We just may see our fav couple there…………

Interesting article about Jolie and her Brother. Bolded parts for your amusement.Oh, Brother Oscar winner Angelina Jolie’s very loving tribute to her brother, James Haven, left many in the audience wondering By Dana C. Topping SO NOW IS WHEN ANGELINA JOLIE’S LIFE STARTS TO GET INTERESTING. For us, we mean. It’s been plenty interesting already for her — this mesmerizing, wide-eyed, full-lipped, tattooed beauty who showed up at the Oscars on the arm of her own brother, silencing the buzz about her acknowledged bisexuality with what looked to many like an excess of sisterly love. Angelina, the anti-Gwyneth! (Me: hmmmmm) The girl whose own father, actor Jon Voight, admits "she was never normal." The woman who married at 20, writing the name of her groom across the back of her wedding blouse in her own blood — and who got divorced two years later. Not that such behavior mattered much for most of her career, when she was just another beautiful, talented up-and-comer. She passed triumphantly through the traditional rite of passage for young Hollywood madcaps, jumping into a hotel pool in a 5,000-crystal-bead dress in 1999 after winning a Golden Globe. But what would have been a defining moment in the public identity of someone like Courteney Cox Arquette wasn’t even mentioned in most of the stories about Jolie. (Me: Because she ain’t MEDIOCRE) The writers were too busy drooling over her taste for black leather, her onetime ambition to be a funeral director ("I didn’t like the way funerals were … [they are] very cold, and I thought [they] could be different") and her hobbies, which run to things like collecting knives to use in sex play. But now, at 24, she’s an Oscar winner for her role as Lisa, the scheming sociopath down the mental-hospital hall in Girl, Interrupted. This was a role that she seemed born to play from the moment she "blew the walls out of the room" during her audition, in the words of director James Mangold. She’s already had her cop part (with Denzel Washington in last year’s The Bone Collector), and she’s starring with Antonio Banderas in Dancing in the Dark, a period romance now being shot in Mexico, so she’s well on her way to being a full-blown, eight-cylinder movie star, vastly raising the level of public interest in her behavior. All movie stars know that they are the crash-test dummies for the rest of us, who take a slower, less dangerous route through life. From them we learn the effects of extreme wealth and beauty upon the human body, soul and psyche. Jolie certainly should understand this, given her background. She was still a toddler when Voight split from her mother, a ravishing French actress named Marcheline Bertrand. Angelina (Jolie is her middle name, intentionally chosen so she could use it professionally) seems to have taken the breakup harder than you would expect, given the shelf-life of Hollywood marriages. Asked about her uncommon attachment to her brother, James Haven, she told a reporter, "I don’t know if it’s being a part of a divorced family or what … but he has always been my strongest support." She has described her relationship with Voight over the years as "stormy," although they are now apparently on good terms. But if she had a mind to avenge herself on her wayward father, she has done it with fabulous style just by growing up to be the woman she is. Pictures of Voight from his marriage show him looking 30 years younger, hugging a woman who looks startlingly like … Angelina Jolie. Growing up in New York until age 11, and then in Hollywood, Jolie led a life of suggestively wild, if somewhat vaguely described, escapades. Tantalizing details that have come out in interviews over the years now are suddenly rendered momentous in light of her celebrity. Five years ago, when she was just the cute teenage nerdette in Hackers, that faint scar on the left side of her neck, just below the jaw where the arteries run close to the skin, wasn’t such a big deal. It had something to do with a boyfriend; she was just fooling around with a knife; it happened when she was 14 — so what? Same thing with the tattoos: the dragon, the cross, the letter h on the inside of her wrist that celebrates her brother. "She has a big thing with knives and tattoos," admits Haven. "But the great thing about her is that none of the tattoos are the kind where she woke up the next morning and looked at herself and said, ‘God, what happened?’ Every one is planned. It’s always symbolic. And she doesn’t carry knives around with her. It’s not like you get into a fight with Angelina and she’s going to pull a blade." That’s very reassuring — only now she’s won an Oscar! Getting through a metal detector at the airport is just the beginning of the demands we make on our movie stars. God forbid she ever appear in public with a Band-Aid; it’ll be Laura Schlessinger on the radio fielding non-stop questions about sadomasochism. It has been a long time since we’ve had a new star quite like Jolie, who brings a heady whiff of sexual decadence to a roster of young actresses dominated on the one hand by the chipper working-class sensuality of Julia Roberts and Sandra Bullock, and on the other by the sophisticated, after-the-debutante-ball glamour of Gwyneth Paltrow. Jolie’s public persona would be very different had she taken a more conventional route to stardom — say, with a recurring role as Lisa Kudrow’s ****** cousin on Friends. (me: lol…..can you imagine our Jolie on Friends? Spits, Spits)But she never spent any time in the soft-focus world of sitcoms; (ME: Lmao, thank God for that) she mostly acted in music videos (for the Rolling Stones, Lenny Kravitz and the Lemmonheads) before starring as the doomed junkie supermodel Gia Carangi in the much-admired 1998 HBO movie Gia. She inhabited the role with such authority that for a long time after, people she met would think they recognized her as a fashion model, even though, by her own admission, she was always "too scarred and short" to model "and … was not gonna lose the weight." Instead of a size-2 body, says Gia’s screenwriter, Jay McInerney, Jolie brought to the screen "a certain kind of energy, a kind of just barely contained animal passion," which she seems to recognize in herself. Her best-known tattoo — because it’s one of the few in a place that can be shown on Good Morning America, on her left arm — is of a Tennessee Williams line: "A prayer for the wild at heart kept in cages." Angelina Jolie has a quality far beyond beauty, a dangerous sexual edge that makes some people want to lock her up — that is, if they cant’ have her themselves. But maybe her disturbingly erotic side is all in the minds of the beholders. Just a year ago, Jolie told an interviewer that she could count on one hand the number of partners she has had. (Me: this girl ain’t no ****) And her reaction to her nomination for Girl was anything but jaded. "I was in Mexico shooting Dancing in the Dark," she recalls. "I got a knock on my door when I was in hair and make-up. I’d forgotten the nominations were being announced; I think I blocked it out. They just opened the door, a bunch of people holding a phone, all very happy and emotional. It was really nice." As for the controversy she caused at the Oscars, when she spoke so affectionately of her brother — the object of her affection pooh-poohs the idea of anything inappropriate. "We love each other," says Haven (see sidebar). "If that’s unusual these days, that’s sad." Of course, it was in the same interview that Jolie said it was "very, very flattering" that an informal poll of straight women chose her as the one actress they would like to sleep with. "And," she said brightly, "I’d probably be the one actress who would say yes." Stories from just a few months ago, leading up to the Oscars, described her with adjectives (pasty, gaunt) that amount to journalistic code for "strung out." But Haven, debunking the rumors about her drug use, insists Jolie is healthy, happier than ever, clean and about to bulk up for a coming role as cybervixen Lara Croft in Tomb Raider. The only flesh she’s cutting these days is already cooked and on a plate. Her long-standing fascination with blood, it seems, has been tamed into a simple love of steak, which really wasn’t anyone’s business for years, except now that she’s a movie star, it starts to take on a whole new dimension of public — indeed, political — significance. So let’s see how she handles it the first time the animal-rights people pelt her with raw hamburger as she walks out of a Morton’s of Chicago steakhouse. As we said, now is when Angelina Jolie’s life starts to get interesting. Her JamieAS A LITTLE GIRL, ANGELINA JOLIE TOOK A TERRITORIAL STANCE when it came to her older brother. "She would tell people ‘He’s my Jamie,’" says her brother, James Haven, whose relationship with his Oscar-winning sister became water-cooler chitchat after she accepted her award at the March 26 ceremony and declared that she loved him very, very much. In fact, Jolie said, "I am so in love with my brother right now." That sweet — no, passionate — somewhat out-of-the-ordinary avowal raised eyebrows and catapulted Haven, 26, an instantly likeable, articulate actor-director with a keen sense of humor, into a place where there is just one pressing question: What’s up, bro? "I’ve heard what people are saying, and it’s a very weird thing," he says. "They’re going into a realm where it’s something that’s almost ugly rather than something that can be beautiful." OK, so let’s set the record straight. What is their relationship? "We love each other," he says. "If that’s unusual these days, that’s sad." What of the more lurid talk, the kind that would be impolite to print? "That’s sick," he says. They haven’t slept together, says Haven jokingly, since he was 7 and she was 5. "I think we fell asleep in our mom’s bed while we were watching television." Prior to the Oscars, about the closest they got to truly questionable behavior was back when they made watching Dynasty an event by baking cakes in Jolie’s Easy-Bake Oven. "Those cakes were sooo good," says Haven, who bleached his hair blond before the Oscars, about the time Jolie was adding black hair extensions. "I was shocking white, and she was jet black," he says. "It was too perfect." "Over the years, they’ve been each other’s best friends and biggest supporters," says their father, actor Jon Voight, 61. "She’s enjoyed taking him along for the ride. And he’s very much the big brother, always looking out for her." According to Haven, the siblings’ bond stems from when Voight and their mother, Marcheline Bertrand, now Jolie’s comanager, split in 1976. "Both of us were quite young, and coming from a divorced family, we got very close," says Haven. "You need a certain support, and we gave that to each other." And more, boasts their pop: "Back when Jamie was around 4 or 5, he would take the video camera, point it at her and say, "Angie, act!’ And she would. She loved entertaining him." While he was growing up in Beverly Hills, Haven remembers, he visited his father on movie sets and knew, "ever since I was a kid, that one day I would end up in the business." Since graduating in 1995 from the University of Southern California, where he won a prestigious George Lucas Award for a student film starring his sister, Haven has concentrated on acting. "My dad’s been an influence," he says. "Sadly, as far as being supportive of my acting, I’ve never felt it. I hope one day I can get that response from him." That day may be soon. A health fanatic who starts each day with a 14-mile run on the treadmill, Haven recently appeared in a small scene in his sister’s latest film, Dancing in the Dark, now shooting in Mexico. "I’d like to emulate Tom Cruise," he muses. "He’s great with his wife, his fans and his work. He’s the epitome of how you do it." Maybe, just maybe, though, Haven and his sister are the new standard-bearers for siblings. Picture how they shared the moment when Jolie’s name was called at the Oscars. "It was the most intense feeling I’ve ever felt in my life," says Haven. "I just started shaking uncontrollably. She said, ‘Can you believe it, Haven?’" Then they kissed and partied, and finally, at around 5:30 a.m., he dropped Jolie off at her hotel, where she packed and caught a plane a few hours later for Mexico. And the Oscar? "I have it," says Haven, grinning. "It’s at my place, all polished up and beautiful." Now that’s true love. TODD GOLDG’nite y’all, it was fun hangin’ with you today.

Oh. 24 won won an Emmy. Great for Kiefer. I saw him once in Toronto. I was crossing the street in Toronto & he was crossing with a friend. He’s tall & trim. And people are following him behind. he’s more nicer looking in person. Great dresser too.

# 644 | Lady LurkGoodnight Lady Lurk!

Re: 12 monkeysI actually am not a fan of Bruce Willis, but I was very impressed with Brad in this film which he acted as a mad man.# 601 | Be sane+++++++++++++++Be Sane - You’ve just hit on exactly why I have never seen nor will ever see 12 Monkeys. I can’t stand Bruce Willis. If I ever meet him in person and he has that damned smirk on his face I think I might just smack it off him. He’s got to be one of the worst freaking actors EVER! The last time I saw him in a movie was Pulp Fiction. That movie was slammin’ it on all cyclinders…and then Bruce Willis showed up and ruined the momentum. Honestly…if I hadn’t paid good money to see that movie I’d have left the theater. Thankfully though I stuck it out and got to see ving Rhames kill the racists pigs that raped him! That darned Quentin Tarrantino…he’s got an odd sense of humor.