Brad Pitt Carries Super Smiley Zahara

I’m a mother who has a 30yrs son.
Even I love my son’s ex, I never see her and never contact with her . Cause that hurts my son’s girlfriend and I hope my son’s happiness.

Jane pitt managed to go to L.A. to meet ex from N.Y. or her hometown. This action is something like bullying to Angelina.
56 yrs mother think so.

A PEEK AT AN IRON LADY
Angelina Jolie — lovely, talented, generous –also has a temper and, says a source, the will to rule

June 21, 2007
BY BILL ZWECKER Sun-Times Columnist
We all know Angelina Jolie is a great international humanitarian, but a recent call from a source close to the actress has revealed some less-than-flattering details about her. For example:
• Jolie’s reaction to the news Jane Pitt — Brad’s mother — had spent Father’s Day with Jennifer Aniston at Jen’s home in Malibu, Calif.

”She immediately grabbed her cell phone, called Brad and read him the riot act. … She was mad as hell, screaming, ‘What the hell was she thinking — did she do this just to embarrass me?’ ”

• The source observes Jolie ”is a tough boss, someone who has to be totally in control.”

The actress repeatedly grills her assistants — ”always asking questions, even about the most minute details like the name and background details for limo drivers or maids cleaning her hotel suites. Of course, you can understand her concerns about security — especially for her kids — but it’s clear she doesn’t really trust people close [to her] to do that for her … constantly second-guessing the people who work for her.”

”Another weird request … She demands menus for three days in advance for her lunch choices.”

• As for that statement Jolie’s lawyer released — blaming himself for imposing all those restrictive press controls on reporters interviewing the actress for ”A Mighty Heart,” my source says that ”was total bull—t!” — claiming Jolie was observed specifically going over a media list ”OKing some and crossing out the names of outlets or reporters she didn’t like or want to talk to.”
http://www.suntimes.com/entertainment/zwecker/437247,CST-FTR-zp21.article

I love how Brad grabs hold of Angie’s hand. He is definitely the man in that relationship.

Holds her down. :-)

Sorry for the early morning smut

There’s a new video of Angelina and Brad taking Zahara and Pax to school.

Alero:

Why are you singling me out? There was Ida ranting for two days straight until Ameena told her to calm down. There were others who were of the same mind as me — that the Pitts did Angelina a major disservice after all her hard work in promoting AMH by naive Jane Pitt and PR fumbler Doug Pitt both kissing Jennifer Aniston’s ar*se. What is wrong with that? Can we not point out where we think people that are supposed to support her are the ones who are backstabbing her?

But I had been a silent lurker and only started posting about a week ago, hoping to celebrate AMH, but now so upset that Jane Pitt had to go kiss Aniston’s behind and for what? Just so the minivan majority can praise her and she can keep her status in Missouri? Some kind of mother she is.

please. the only thing of importance she said on ac 360 was that she is not a wife. and it was the way she said it. shes a beyotch!

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I pity you ‘cuz like your idol you are blinded with hatred. Look at Mariane Pearl, she does not have hatred in her heart and because of that she has let her heart free of any sorrows and she can lead a very happy life.

A person like you will never be happy.

911 +++

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Angelina has always been bashed by tabloids. But as she said, it part of her profession. She is quite professional about it.

Angelina does not have to be loved by everybody. What is important to her is to give than to receive, to build a strong family and that her children are happy.

Will Jane meeting the ex harm any of the things she wants to do in her life. The answer is a big NO.

Sorry if it’s been posted. It’s from last week.

BAD GIRL, INTERRUPTED
WITH ‘A MIGHTY HEART,’ ANGELINA JOLIE CRYSTALLIZES HER LATEST ROLE: HOLLYWOOD’S SEXIEST SAINT

SILLY” - that’s the one-word line of dialogue upon which Angelina Jolie’s new film “A Mighty Heart” turns, the moment when victim of evil becomes agent of good will.

In bringing the tragic true story to the screen, Jolie portrays Mariane Pearl, the pregnant wife of abducted Wall Street Journal bureau chief Daniel Pearl, who was taken hostage in January 2002 by terrorists with al Qaeda ties in Karachi, Pakistan.

In one key scene, Mariane in horror and frustration begins to weep uncontrollably and clutch her pregnant belly in panic. Then, realizing that a little Pakistani boy is watching her and becoming afraid, for his sake - as well as for her unborn baby’s - Mariane wipes away the tears, musters a smile and waves away the weakness and victimization with the single word: “Silly.”

Silly might also be an apt word for the fascination with Jolie’s hyper-publicized Hollywood past and former hell-child persona - things like cutting herself as a teen, the long kiss with brother James Haven, award-show limo sex with Billy Bob and the vial of his blood around her neck.

Silly, too, must be how Jolie feels now about the traveling frenzy that is Brangelina - which is no doubt why this week she unwisely tried to compel journalists in town for the film’s premiere to refrain from asking any questions about her private life.

To the wizened 32-year-old actress, silly is self-indulgence in a violent world that’s full of frightened children.

“A Mighty Heart” is not a morose tale of loss. It’s an ode to courage and cooperation. And the role of victim-turned-protector Mariane Pearl is a cinematic reflection of the maternal and borderless earth mother that Jolie has become.

“It says a lot of her,” Jolie told Marie Claire magazine recently, referring to Mariane, “that when something happens to her personally, her focus is the world. She doesn’t speak as a normal person would about ‘my life, my problems, my issues.’ She speaks about ‘us, we, hate, love’ - very open, collective feelings.”

Once a crazy chick who won an Oscar for playing a crazy chick in 1999’s “Girl, Interrupted,” the rebellious, self-described “punk kid with tattoos” Jolie began to discover her own inner motivation while shooting movies like “Tomb Raider” in mine-laden Cambodia and “Beyond Borders” in Namibia.

Suddenly a witness to strife and famine, she dedicated herself to humanitarian causes worldwide, becoming a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations and working to alleviate the hardships of refugees and orphaned children. In 2002, she started bringing them home, legally adopting three orphans.

Now she’s got her own little adopted U.N. general assembly of Maddox (Cambodia), Zahara (Ethiopia) and Pax (Vietnam), plus biological daughter Shiloh with Brad Pitt.

This not-so-traditional nuclear family is one that travels the planet together.

“They really seem to love traveling, thank God,” Jolie told The Post last week. “I make a point of not giving them lots of things in one place, so they won’t go somewhere and complain that they don’t have video games.

“Especially with young kids, you can make the differences of the world not uncomfortable and not weird, but actually really exciting and tough and cool and fun.

“One time with Mad in Cambodia, he started to whine about taking off his shoes and walking on the rocks, and I’d say, ‘Mad, all the kids in Cambodia can do it. They have tough Cambodian feet.’ Then he wants to do it.”

This week on the “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart,” Jolie said she hoped to have between “seven and 13 or 14″ children, and it didn’t sound like a joke.

Even Jolie’s tattoos are growing up. She now has four sets of geographical coordinates on her left shoulder, indicating the birthplaces of her kids - they sit over ink that once depicted a Chinese dragon and the inscription “Billy Bob.” Also, a tattoo of a window on her back has been removed, as she no longer feels like she’s stuck inside looking out at the world.

At 32, the confusion is gone but perhaps not all of the rebellion. In lobbying Washington to take action in the war-ravaged Sudan and in pushing for the Unaccompanied Alien Child Protection Act domestically, maybe there’s a bit of “punk kid” left.

Calling herself a “citizen of the world,” Jolie and Pitt’s more recent humanitarian efforts include spending Christmas with Colombian refugees in Costa Rica, donating $1 million to relief programs in Darfur and buying a home in New Orleans to support its economic revival.

Acting, for now, is really just a day job.

“I have no animosity for Hollywood or the demands of the red carpet,” she told Esquire magazine, then dropped in the “S” word - “all that silliness.

“That’s my job, and I’m happy to have it. But when I die, do I want to be remembered as an actress? No.”

Of course, that all depends upon the role. Playing Mariane Pearl in “A Mighty Heart,” which opens Friday, was an ode to high-minded maternalism in a world of men murdering men. In Pearl, whose memoir was the source material for the film, Jolie saw not just a kindred spirit - but also an inspiration.

It so happens that Pitt’s production company, Plan B, in 2003 had purchased the film rights to the book - ironically, with the idea that then-wife Jennifer Aniston could play the lead role.

Understandably, Pearl was wary of allowing her story to be filmed.

“[Mariane] didn’t want [her son] Adam to learn about his father’s death in a distorted and exploitative way,” Sarah Crichton, who co-authored the memoir with Mariane, told The Post. “Now she says the best decision she made was letting Brad Pitt convince her to sell the rights. He completely got the book, asked smart questions. It was reassuring to her.

“Mariane herself was a journalist. She didn’t want this to be a grieving widow’s tale. It’s about the people of Karachi trying to find Danny.”

In 2005, Jolie phoned Mariane at home in France to set up a play date for Maddox and Adam Pearl, the little boy for whom Mariane stayed strong. At the playground, they began to form a friendship and trust.

“Mariane has suffered the ugliest side of all that is going on in the world today and came out of it believing we cannot just be angry and blinded by hate, but must continue to have a dialogue,” says Jolie. “If I didn’t represent her right, and people don’t see what a beautiful, strong, open-minded and loving woman she is, then I’ve done a disservice to a really great woman.”

Their conversations covered many topics, such as travel and women’s issues, but as Jolie told The Post last week, “Having gotten to know her, I now understand the importance of trying to go to the higher ground to find solutions. I don’t know, maybe it’s because she’s a Buddhist. That is something I’ve learned from her.”

From the first play date with Maddox and Adam in Paris to the adaptation of the film, she adds, “It started with the kids, and it ended with the kids.”

Over the next six months, the young mothers grew close, and when shooting began in early 2006, Jolie had her blessing.

“I was struck by her ability to go to a place of love and tolerance so quickly after something so brutal happen,” says Jolie, recounting how soon after the reports of her husband’s brutal murder, Mariane’s reply was that terrorism was a universal problem. Not only had one American been killed, she told reporters at the time, but 10 Pakistanis had also lost their lives.

“If something so horrific had happened to me, I don’t know that I would have had that kind of strength,” Jolie says. “It is a common reaction of people, and my own, to just be so angry and lost in self-pity.”

Mariane Pearl has seen the film, and says, “it presents the right message,” says Jolie. They did not, however, watch it together. “There’s no way I could’ve handle that,” says Jolie. “It was too emotional.”

“We were both single at the time, and our sons were the same age,” Pearl tells The Post via text message from her home in Paris. “I had a very strong intuition about her and thought we could become very close. This proved true over time.

“I asked her to play this role because I knew she could understand me for who I am.”

In a way, the dedicated caregiver Jolie was the perfect choice to play a strong gracious and stoic spirit like Mariane, and least of all because of her acting talent.

Jolie, the actress, was not born to play Mariane Pearl. Jolie, the mother, has earned the right.

http://www.nypost.com/seven/06172007/entertainment/bad_girl__interrupted_entertainment_michael_kane.htm?page=0

490 Angie is GREAT | 06/20/2007 at 8:30 pm

Daniel Pearl was murdered; yet Mariane Pearl was still full of love and understanding.

Aniston and Huvane brothers have plotted to bring Brad and Angie down and sabotage their careers. Aniston is a vile and evil person and she did irreparable damage to Jane’s son, yet still Jane Pitt can go visit and be friends with Jen.

What Mariane Pearl has suffered and endured cannot be compared to what Aniston has done to Jane’s son. Mariane Pearl is a great woman. So I wonder why people cannot understand that love and understanding should prevail even to the non-celebrity Mrs. Jane Pitt

Truly, A Mighty Heart is so relevant in our everyday lives.

913 jean | 06/21/2007 at 6:44 am
first page six then this Brit tabloid. Jane Pitt just open the pandora box. I hope she know what the damages she had just done , after Angie had been praising them in all the interview, this is what she got from them, unfair !
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I agree with you.Brad’s mom is a big loser.

913 jean

It the same story, Suntimes just pick it up from page six.

Brad had a wife that did not work for him. I doubt he is begging for another. Angelina had a husband that did not work for her. I doubt she is begging for another.

These are the cutest pictures of Zahara and her daddy ever!!! She is lovely!!! Pax is starting to observate his environment!! And daddy Brad looks like a proud lion!!

I just saw the splash video with Brad Angie Pax and Zee. When Brad and Angie are exiting the building they are holding hands until they get in the car. Cutness!!!

P.S: All of these concerns that are coming from new posters are undercovered haters. They simply want to turn it into a battle. They don’t give a sh*t about Angie or the family.They just want to see them apart. And now with all this JP think their hopes emerged. But seeing Brad and Angie happy together and continue to raise their family TOGETHER is a pain in their ass. So just ignore them.