Zahara Jolie Pitt’s Birthday Bash

Isabelle ll
Brads making a comeback!!

HAPPY BIRHTDAY TO YOU,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR ZAHARA.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU

I am a mewbie too.

I finally work up the nerve to blog with my fellow BAMZSers, after reading for months and months . But I didn’t know if most would think, I was a hater since I was new.

Even though patience isn’t my middle name I decided to continue blogging and once they saw I was an honest BAMZSer everyone would post back to me and with me.

Thank you Julia for the AccessHW link. So cute. “Braaaaad! I want to scream too”.

http://video.accesshollywood.com/player.html?dlid=54845

Back to watching it again. I can’t get enough of him. I wish AJ had a lot of time on her hands like me, to watch these videos. She will never leave him. :lol:

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20007245,00.html

Angelina Jolie: We Should Support Madonna
MONDAY JANUARY 08, 2007 11:45 AM EST

MONDAY JANUARY 08, 2007 05:15 PM EST UPDATED

By Stephen M. Silverman

Despite her comments in a French magazine, Angelina Jolie wasn’t trying to criticize Madonna for adopting a child from Malawi, she says.

“The article included many falsehoods,” Jolie said in a statement on Monday. “I said many positive things that were omitted. I feel we must focus on the present and I encourage everyone to be supportive so that every child can adjust nicely to their new home.”

In an interview in Gala magazine, Jolie, 31, said of Madonna and her efforts to adopt 1-year-old David Banda: “Madonna knew the situation in Malawi, where (David) was born. It’s a country where there is no real legal framework for adoption. Personally, I prefer to stay on the right side of the law. I would never take a child away from a place where adoption is illegal.”

But Jolie, whose son Maddox, 5, and Zahara, who turned 2 on Monday, are from Cambodia and Ethiopia, respectively, has sympathy for the singer. “I have been horrified by the attacks she’s been subjected to,” she says. “All that should count is the happiness of her little David.”

On Friday, Malawian child welfare official Adrina Mchiela said the government is satisfied with the way Madonna has been caring for David. “We have been monitoring her and so far we see a loving mother in Madonna and David is very fine,” she told Reuters.

Human rights groups, however, have argued that Madonna, 48, used her wealth and celebrity to bypass Malawi’s laws governing adoption by foreigners.

In her interview with Gala, Jolie also talks about her relationship with Brad Pitt. “Don’t go repeating it whatever you do, but, yes I love him. I love him a lot,” she says. “After I met him my life seemed more harmonious.”

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Sheri Says:
January 8th, 2007 at 7:33 pm
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Montserrat Says:
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So right, what bothers meis the lack of basic comprehension of what is written . I work for a straight new organization. Nothing tabloid, we have to have our facts straight. I know alot of what appears in magazine articles is not “clean reporting”, but basic sentences are not hard to comprehend. The joy that some people take in twisting them into an evil missive, well it makes me wonder about what happened to them to make them so warped.

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Sheri, you are in the news business so its interesting what you say. First let me just say that responsible journalists, who brave the dangers of warzones, disease, report on the politics of a nation in order to ensure accountability, have all my respect.

However, I have no respect whatsoever for the writers of Tabs and the blogs which just repeat the tabs. I don’t bother to read much about anyone in either the Tabs or the Blogs. More then the paps who merely take pictures, I hold the writers of these articles, who deliberately twist words, leave out comments of any person, including celebrities (after all, why should they be excluded from these rules) in utter contempt.

Although I haven’t followed any celebrity closely in the past till the JOlie Pitts, I definitely read my share of celebrity news and followed in a general sense, the going-ons of various members of the glitterati. It seems to me that in the course of the last 10 years, the tabs have definitely become more vicious, quickly building someone up and even more quickly, tearing that same person down. Probably its in response to the increased competition in the celebrity space.

My own guess is that, like everything, there will be a backlash about the viciousness of celebrity hype. I genuinely don’t believe that people want to read about Lilo’s drug addictions (from photos of her wrists, it is obvious that she cuts herself) Paris’s empty antics, Nicole R’s dying of anorexia, etc etc day after day, for the rest of their lives. Reading tabs etc is already a “guilty” pleasure because most of us know that what is being written is (a) rubbish and (b) delighting in viciousness. At some stage, I hope the public will go - enough already.

Some of us have commented on how they can’t understand how the Jolie Pitts can take the sort of unrelenting tabloid and papparazzi pressure. I believe they can because, they are older, have a family and work outside Hollywood which grounds them, know their truths and are comfortable with that knowledge. Amongst the younger ones like Lindsay Lohan (am I the only one to feel sorry and worried for her evident self cutting??), I wonder how they can stay sane and stand the pressure as a tender 20 something year old. I remember my own vulnerability all too well. Unfortunately, it may take a suicide or 2 to shock the public into realising that, yes, the tabs and the blogs who report the tabs unthinkingly, have gone too far. I can’t help wondering which of the celebrities, now under intense tabloid pressure might just crack up altogether.

As for the kids they are still very young. When the time from them to understand what is going on around them will come (especially Zee and Shi) all of that will be lost in oblivion.

Plus I’m sure their parents will make great effort to make sure to discuss every question that may come to their minds regarding some certain things like how the world is working. So no worries..

I’m closing my my post with a quote from Angie:

“We have a lot going on in our lives with our children and our work and our travel and all the things that are important to us. We have many, many other wonderful things to talk about than what the world thinks of us.”

Angelina Jolie on Larry King December 2006

i love what cate said about brad and angie….and its live!i dont trust magazines interview,they can twist anytime they want.

Have you read Page Six today?

“WHICH Tinseltown sex siren with a humanitarian streak has resumed her old habit of dabbling with heroin? She paid a recent visit to an old rock star friend and joined him in narcotic stupor.”

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Sharon Stone or Pam Anderson — sounds perfect for this.

Angelina Jolie: We Should Support Madonna

Monday Jan 08, 2007 11:45am EST
Monday Jan 08, 2007 5:15pm EST (updated)
By Stephen M. Silverman
Jolie (left) and Madonna
CREDIT: JEFF CHRISTENSEN / AP; VIRGINIA SHERWOOD / NBCU PHOTO BANK

Despite her comments in a French magazine, Angelina Jolie wasn’t trying to criticize Madonna for adopting a child from Malawi, she says.

“The article included many falsehoods,” Jolie said in a statement on Monday. “I said many positive things that were omitted. I feel we must focus on the present and I encourage everyone to be supportive so that every child can adjust nicely to their new home.”

In an interview in Gala magazine, Jolie, 31, said of Madonna and her efforts to adopt 1-year-old David Banda: “Madonna knew the situation in Malawi, where (David) was born. It’s a country where there is no real legal framework for adoption. Personally, I prefer to stay on the right side of the law. I would never take a child away from a place where adoption is illegal.”

But Jolie, whose son Maddox, 5, and Zahara, who turned 2 on Monday, are from Cambodia and Ethiopia, respectively, has sympathy for the singer. “I have been horrified by the attacks she’s been subjected to,” she says. “All that should count is the happiness of her little David.”

On Friday, Malawian child welfare official Adrina Mchiela said the government is satisfied with the way Madonna has been caring for David. “We have been monitoring her and so far we see a loving mother in Madonna and David is very fine,” she told Reuters.

Human rights groups, however, have argued that Madonna, 48, used her wealth and celebrity to bypass Malawi’s laws governing adoption by foreigners.

In her interview with Gala, Jolie also talks about her relationship with Brad Pitt. “Don’t go repeating it whatever you do, but, yes I love him. I love him a lot,” she says. “After I met him my life seemed more harmonious.”

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anustin Says:

January 8th, 2007 at 9:17 pm
i love what cate said about brad and angie….and its live!i dont trust magazines interview,they can twist anytime they want.

Please anustin! what did she say?????

Hey don’t forget to vote for AJ!

http://www.hellomagazine.com/vote/grand-finale2006/mujeratractiva.html?presentar=resultado&reciente=true&error=-2&reciente=true

I don’t know who this Morrison person is, at least I think that was her last name is getting to close to our girl.

Of course, I vote for AJ and BP every fifteen minutes.

Thanks
Lady G.

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Note that Ted C. didn’t have to get off of his @$$ to get this scoop. Lainey can be {shudder}, but at least she comes up with stuff on an ongoing basis.

And her articles aren’t supersaturated with pseudo-slickster jargon. As if Ted’s column worth referring to his glossary. As if!

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