Angelina Jolie Rides Her St. John Horse

well i dont have words… words aren t enough..she is the most beautiful women in the world.. each Angelina Jolie for St John ad has been more gorgeous than the last.
JOLIEPITTS FOR LIFE!!

I do use a pur filter or a Brita filter. It has not made that much of a difference in taste.My husband and I eventually want to use a more expensive sytem but do not have the finances for it right now. No, I have not been brainwashed by Bottled water makers. When welived in areas with water that tasted fine the only bottled water we bought was for our hurricane/tropical storm survival kit that was recommended. I’ve tried several ways to make the water here to taste better. Fo me with my various medical conditions it is better to drink bottled water than not drink my daily recommended requirement of water.I do use bigger containers and go to places where I refill these jugs as much as possible with water that has been filtered with the far much better systems. We recycle paper, aluminum, glass, etc every week .

452 X grown up version of security blanket : 08/16/2007 at 1:16 am
Lately, it seems like everywhere Jennifer Aniston goes, her beige floral Etro scarf follows — could it be the grown-up version of a security blanket? Not only was she spotted carrying the scarf when she arrived at LAX yesterday (left), but she previously kept the scarf by her side during rehearsals in New York for her Broadway performance and even toted it around during her London visit with Vince Vaughn this past weekend. Sure beats what we carried around as kids!
Vin Match Made by Brad’

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WHY DONT YOU TRY STAYING ON THE SUBJECT MATTER AT HAND. YOU MIGHT SEE LESS HATE.

507 lulu :—isn’t it funny they can spew hatred, wish death to JP’s and their kids but when it suits them WE have to stick to the subject matter or have less HATE towards their idol. They are the ones that come here and ‘try’ (never succeed) to ruin our threds and when things aren’t going their way they CRY ‘not fair’ !!! :lol:

http://living.scotsman.com/index.cfm?id=1293582007

A Mighty Heart
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ALISTAIR HARKNESS

DIRECTED BY: MICHAEL WINTERBOTTOM
STARRING: ANGELINA JOLIE, DAN FUTTERMAN

IT’S EASY to be sceptical of film like A Mighty Heart. Based on the gut-wrenching memoir by Mariane Pearl, the French-born radio journalist whose husband, Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl, was kidnapped and beheaded by Islamic extremists in Pakistan in 2002, it’s the kind of story that could easily have been turned into worthy Oscar-chasing slop. With its post-9/11 backdrop, foreign setting, Western point of view and horrendous injustice perpetrated against a truth-seeking American journalist, it practically screams “IMPORTANT!”

Then there’s Mariane herself. Heavily pregnant, forced to deal with the trauma of a husband’s barbaric death (broadcast over the internet), she was a prime candidate for cinematic sainthood. But something remarkable has happened in making the journey to film: none of this has come to pass. Instead, maverick Brit director Michael Winterbottom, using techniques similar to his searing docudramas In this World and The Road to Guantanamo, has created an urgent, intimate, compassionate film that reflects the complexities of the world as it exists today. No mean feat given the Brangelina factor. The film stars Angelina Jolie as Mariane, and is produced by Brad Pitt, and their involvement could have backfired big time - if not by turning it into the kind of glossy message movie mentioned above, then by unbalancing a relatively low-budget, grittily staged film with the combined glare of their star wattage. Detractors will doubtless still sniff at Jolie’s presence, particularly since Pearl’s French-Cuban heritage gives her the perfect opportunity physically to transform herself with darker skin, frizzy ringlet wig and foreign accent, but there’s no doubting her conviction, and the way she disappears so thoroughly into the part ensures the couple’s tabloid baggage never encroaches.

Credit Winterbottom here, too. He doesn’t give Jolie lush close-ups or big speeches. His roving shaky-cam captures her on the fly, keeping her in the centre of the frame, yet rarely singling her out. When she does get solitary screen time, it’s for quiet reflective moments, not showboating meltdowns, and even when one key scene - you’ll know it when it comes - necessitates getting up close and personal, Jolie is so authentic and vulnerable, the moment so nakedly distressing, that any lingering doubts about her talent, her suitability for the role or her motivations for accepting it evaporate like a puddle in a desert.

The film itself works like a ferocious, intricate, lean, mean police procedural. It feels wrong to describe it like that, but the real-world chaos of the story, the attention to minute detail and the propulsive energy Winterbottom injects into proceedings can’t help but exert the vice-like grip of a good thriller. The film begins on the day of Daniel’s kidnapping, as he heads off to an arranged meeting in Karachi with a terrorist-linked extremist cleric. When he fails to return home that evening, Mariane alerts the authorities, fully aware of what a failure to check-in signifies. Before long police units, government agents, friends, colleagues and ambassadors are on the scene. Within days, a friend’s home has been converted into an operations room from which the investigation - held together by Mariane - can be conducted.

As with Paul Greengrass’s stylistically similar United 93, we’re one step ahead here because we know the outcome. Yet, just as that film sucked us back into a story we probably thought we understood but didn’t, so does A Mighty Heart - bombarding us with minute-by-minute breakthroughs and dead-ends and trusting us to keep up. What emerges is a stunning, fascinating insight into the dizzyingly complex machinations of the region. As information filters through that Daniel’s promised interview was a set-up, that he might have been targeted because he was Jewish not American, lies are disseminated about him being a CIA spook and a Mossad agent. The police investigation is hampered by jurisdictional and regional mistrust. The Pakistani counter-terrorism unit (led by a brilliant Irfan Kahn) tracks down phones, raids homes and hunts down suspects with ruthless, civil rights-evading efficiency, yet their dogged, dubious efforts grant them no love from with the FBI, who refuse to share intel. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s interior minister thinks the Indian intelligence services are behind the abduction and the intense scrutiny of Daniel’s Indian-born colleague, Asra (Archie Panjabi), further underscores the culture of paranoia.

The film isn’t foolish enough to pick sides. Instead it’s seething with anger that such a situation exists, an anger that Mariane shares as she holds on to her simple - but not simplistic - belief that greater understanding, rather than bitterness, recrimination or revenge, is what’s really important. It’s a bold, impressive piece of work; a good example of how big-name actors can make accessible, stripped-down, politicised films without resorting to false Hollywood theatrics.

508 guli : 08/16/2007 at 9:14 am
—isn’t it funny they can spew hatred, wish death to JP’s and their kids but when it suits them WE have to stick to the subject matter or have less HATE towards their idol. They are the ones that come here and ‘try’ (never succeed) to ruin our threds and when things aren’t going their way they CRY ‘not fair’ !!!
MAN-STEALING-TRICK.

cant you read you stupid twat.I said that goes for everyone.vice versa…….

You can’t turn a fool into a thoughtful person.
You can’t turn a sitcom star who wants to be a “Movie” actress into a loving wife and Mother.
You can’t turn a whimpering, insecure woman into a strong confident woman.
You can’t turn a house into a home.
you can’t turn a marriage based on lies into a lasting relationship.
You can’t turn a little girl into a bold, caring woman.
Most of all you can’t turn haters into anything but what they are.

She is very classic she should be a model.

wow someone fall sleep on their keyboard.

Good morning all,
This is a little off topic but I had to share.

Chinese couple tried to name baby “@”

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/oukoe_uk_china_language

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Lmao…and people complained about Pax and Shiloh. Honestly!

Good morning everyone!!.
I hope today the fans that live in Chicago have good luck. I feel today is the day!!….

Hi BAMPZS fans