Pitt & Pax Touch Down in Prague

It s so beautiful jolie-pitt big happy family and together, pls leave them alone, they re fine and happy family ..

I love it when both sides take things out of context but one comment I hate with a passion is the “I feel more” and “Shi is a blob” ones. Alec Baldwin calls his 11 daughter a rude pig and no one takes issue…an interviewer suggest that Shi is a blob and Angie laughing agree with the comment and she is still getting roasted. Difference….both are stars but Angie is a bigger one and happens to be a talented and beautiful woman which causes other women to hate on her.

And the “I feel More” comment as been explain yet people refuse to see the truth b/c it goes against this vision of Angelina hating her youngest baby. There is nothing that Angie could do that would make those believe that she loves Shi just as equally. IMO…they are just projecting their own hate of their chidlren onto Angelina.

When does the Cannes film festival begin? I hope we don’t have to hear or read “where’s Angelina?” at Brad’s premiere or “where’s Brad?” at Angelina’s premiere. It’s very annoying.

i guess sad REacted bcoz she is also under the same moniker..lol..so when u attack one of their codenames another one reacts even she is is not included.

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Tablies Says:
May 2nd, 2007 at 1:38 pm - flag comment

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Tee hee Says:

May 2nd, 2007 at 1:33 pm - flag comment
L&S or In Touch always have stories on brad…

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No they don’t. They have pictures on the cover, when you read inside, there is no story. End of story. With Angelina they go out of their way to create a story.

I hope the plane ride didn’t scare Pax.

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Their stories are usually about Brad calling the x.

Promote their causes:

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Angelina is having another baby. I feel it. If you read in the tabs that during this filming, she’s feeling faint or sick, she is pregnant. It’s nothing else. I’m setting up the tabs for their inevitable lack of authentic stories. You will see how they will all of a sudden have “sources” on the closed set.

I promise to be part of the solution and not part of the problem:

Global Action For Children:

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Save the children:

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truth

Que si que vale,que es muy bonito,porque tanto drama con los tabloides?Parece que os da miedo.Yo sigo a Angie desde muy jovencita y se que le resbala lo qu digan de ella.La historia con Martinez es mentira,yo lo se,tu lo sabes y que?Estoy deseando que ly&style ponga en su web las razones de la ruptura¡¡happy happy que la vida son dos dias

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sad Says:

May 2nd, 2007 at 2:03 pm - flag comment
I have never said one bad word about Angie or Brad, if you have followed my posts for over the year. Yes, I did question why Brad wasn’t with Angie for the adoption of PAX . I read the people article and I felt differently. If Angie wants to dance or lapdance thats up to her. I do not want them to split, not with four kids. Angelina is a public figure, and as I said before if she was not dancing with Mr. Martinez, then the tabloids would not have a story to right about. \
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Don’t you know that the tabs can write whatever they want? That’s why they are the most hated publications in the world. Read something legit for once. You seem to fall for every bad news but where are you for the good news like them being in Prague together. Focus on the positive. Dam.

MP: We were hungry.

AJ: I was still a little nervous at that point. You know, as a mom, you always assume that the other mother is in charge, and that she probably just does it all so much better than you. So I was thinking, oh God, I bet she has this great routine of cooking up some amazing French meal. Then we found ourselves just staring at this pasta box. With no idea.

MP: Angie asks me, “Do you know how to make pasta?” And I really am reading the instructions on the box.

AJ: The boys were in the other room.

MP: They were watching The Jungle Book.

AJ: Because they both look like Mowgli!

MP: It’s true, they identify! [Laughs.] But we cooked the pasta; it was actually good. And then we started talking about changing the world…

AJ: …and about all the things we were passionate about. Her instincts were right—we did have so much in common. And all the kids are great friends now. Zahara is madly in love with Adam.

CL: And was the movie a thought for either of you at that point?

AJ: No and when we finally discussed the movie I almost didn’t understand, as an actress, how they could do it. There is so much passion in this story, and it’s also so real—how could it not end up being too melodramatic?

MP: Meantime, 1 had met with Brail separately about the movie. He wasn’t connected at all with Angie at that time. To be honest, I wasn’t even sure I wanted to do a mo™; it took me a year to agree to meet with a studio. Everybody was using terrorism for their own political agenda at that time, and really, this is a story about Danny. But when I met Brad—well, out of all the studios, he was the only one who had actually read the book!

AJ: Really?

MP: Really. He was the only one I had a conversation with about what hap¬pened [to Danny]. And I could see already that he wanted to have chil¬dren, and to raise them in a world of tolerance. I could see that he was doing all these successful things with his life, but he was also at the stage where he wanted to do something for others. I don’t think I would have done it if I didn’t feel a direct connection to Brad and, then, Angie.

AJ: The movie only became more of a reality when we all met in Africa [in Namibia in spring 2006]. And we agreed on Michael [Winterbottom, the director]. And we all had an understanding that it couldn’t be a traditional melo¬drama: You know, “Mariane starts to get upset and the camera gets really, really close.” Because the wonderful thing about Mariane, and the book, is that she’s not like that. You know, Mariane, you’re somebody who has every right to have a lot of anger. And the fact that you take a deep breath and stand up with a very clear voice of tolerance and dialogue—that’s why I wanted to do the film.

MP: Well, that kind of self-control is not always easy, and it hasn’t been easy for me. I always go back to one moment: In Karachi, when Captain [the Pakistani officer who was leading the investiga¬tion into Danny's kidnapping] came to the house and told me what happened, my reaction was that I grabbed an AK-47 from one of the guards. In that single moment,, I knew how easy it would be to kill someone. If they had brought a person who was guilty [of Danny's murder] to the house, I would have shot him. But then I would have destroyed everything Danny believed in, and every¬thing we did as a couple—and I couldn’t do that Believe me, the moment I put the gun down was a very bitter moment. It is much harder to exercise self-control than it is to give in to anger. Putting that gun down was my biggest act of courage.

CL: Where does that strength come from?

MP: Partly from Buddhism. I’ve been practicing since I was 17. And you know; after Danny’s death, all the years of chanting kicked in, and I knew instinctively that anger and revenge wouldn’t take me anywhere. It doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt, though. I miss Danny. The pain is real, but the sense of purpose is bigger than the pain.

So Angelina, here you are, knowing Mariane, being friends with her.—and then you take on this role. That must add a layer that doesn’t usually exist for an actress.

AJ: Yeah, and it’s horrible. I was so nervous! I mean, it’s like you’re in a roomful of your closest friends and somebody says, “Why don’t you get up and imitate the friend to your left?” Nobody would want to do that, ever!

MP: You told me, “I love you, but your accent drives me crazy!”

AJ: tried to get you right—your hair and that accent that changes all the time. And at one point Mad did say, “Why are you dressing like Adam’s mom every day?”

CL: How did you answer him?

AJ: It was hard. Mariane and I are similar as mothers in that we’re both very straightforward with our kids. We tell them everything. So carefully, very carefully, I told Maddox that Adam’s mommy went through something very heavy that a lot of the world was aware of, that she’d handled it in a great way and so we’re telling the story, because a lot of people need to hear it.
But much more than how Mariane looks or acts, I wanted to express her essence. I’ve come to respect her so much as a hard¬working person, a serious journalist, a great mom and an emotional, real woman, and I want the audience to connect with her the way I feel she deserves to be connected with. And that was hard, because I had to express the worst time in her life and [in the scene where Mariane is told of Danny's death] the moment when she received the worst information of her life. It became the worst acting day of my life—and really, the hardest thing I’ve ever done.

MP: I know [watching] the movie is going to be very difficult for me, because I miss my husband. But I completely trust Angle, and that helps. For Adam, it’s important that we didn’t make this film of his father’s life with strangers; he loves Brad and Angie, he adores Maddox, and that we’ve done this together is comforting for him. When he sees the movie—and he won’t see it yet, not now—he won’t feel that someone is saving, “This is your story,” when he has no connection to it. So I’ve gone through a lot of emotions about this movie, but I have no worries about that. No worries at all.

AJ: That was one of the reasons doing this movie was so hard for me; I know Adam and I know he’s going to see it. I want him to know how much his parents madly, madly loved each other. Danny Futterman [who plays Daniel Pearl in the film] and I would talk about that: “God, are we going to be connected enough? Are we going to be desperately in love, like Danny and Mariane were?” You know, I usually can’t watch things I’m in. But I was able to watch this and think about them as a couple and smile a lot. And I think people will find that at the core of this movie is a beautiful love story.

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Are you serious? Tabs make up stories all the time…why is this any different? It’s not. I’m still waiting for some pics of that secret meeting Brad, Shiloh and Jen were suppose to have in Jan…did that happen? And isn’t these the same rags that printed in Oct/Nov of last year that Brad still loved Jen, that he wanted her back and he was going to leave Angie and here we are once again with the same crap stories and now they are true. This couple has been in the tabs with the same stories since they got together and Brad has yet to leave Angie, so what’s different now…NOT A GOOD FORESAKING THING!

LMAO @ Life&Style cover…..I think pics of them landing in Prague help kill that “they have broken up rumor”.

It is absolute trash. Worse than Star magazine.

Definitely me Shiloh with my mommy. Oh, my daddy is waiting for us, he is so handsome in his hat. Love them.

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