Angelina Jolie Fetches the Newspaper

The point is…Celebs are like you and me, they are proud of their kids and talk about them..and people are interested in celeb kids these days more than ever so interviewers are asking about them more and more(celeb baby pics are a booming business for paps)

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I get that. However, you cannot make every other sentence, statement or what have you about rasing your kids and not think people won’t begin to judge you by your words. When asked about their relationship: we’re in it for the kids, we’re bonded by our children. When asked about futrure plans: we’re adopting more. See what I’m getting at? I do not expect people with children to never talk about them, but there is a such thing as overkill.

We’ve learned they want to adopt children that match so no one is left out. We’ve learned how the family sleeps together at some point during the week. We also know they plan to travel more, etc. Because this is public knowledge and because I have the right to an opinion I have my reservations about them and YES their parenting. All their interviews suggest that as people they may not be happy or even satisfied, but through building this ideal family there is some solice. What about enjoying the children they already have?

Brad said something along the lines of how stars of old existed as such without the backdrop of their personal life on display. But does he really take that into consideration when promoting himself? He seems to be very careful never to say too much about his relatioship with Angelina, but he will go on for days about the kids complete with personal touches. Catch him on the red carpet, you’ll find out the someone spilled oatmeal on his shirt. Do we really need to know? I don’t knock them for some of the positive things they have done together, however I am not blind to their packaging either. I think it’s a little insulting to then tell people: mind your own business.

Love her so much!

Thank you JJ for keeping us Jolie-Pitt fans happy by posting all these wonderful photos! God bless their family always!

WOW! She looks absolutely GORGEOUS in these set of pictures. You can tell in certain pix the way she’s looking at Clint she really respects him. In some interview she gave not too long ago she said he was one of her heroes.

Working with him must be so cool for her and that is probably why she seems so upbeat on the set.

http://boxofficeguru.com/102007.htm

(tough time for women at the box office. These Oscar women look to open less or on par to AMH but opening on more screens. However this is just an early estimate. )

New Line’s political thriller Rendition starring Reese Witherspoon opened with an estimated $1.4M on Friday and looks to inch its way to roughly $4M for the whole frame. Fellow Oscar-winning actress Halle Berry also saw disappointing results for her latest drama Things We Lost in the Fire which debuted with an estimated $500,000 on its way to $1-2M for the weekend.

Check out this other cool pic of Ange and Clint.

http://i24.tinypic.com/23vnl7c.jpg

Since there are many concerns of the Jolie-Pitts constant traveling, just read what Brad says. It’s their freaking life people! Read the bolds!!!!!!!

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http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22608481-2902,00.html

Family First, Then work

October 21, 2007 12:00am

Traipsing around the world with four kids and the paparazzi is “normal” for Brad and Angelina, writes LAWRIE MASTERSON

The architect lurking within Brad Pitt would love to examine in minute detail a new building he can see from the window of a hotel room in which he is sitting, but the reality is that even his crossing the street would create a circus.
Pitt and his partner, Angelina Jolie, and their four children are followed everywhere by paparazzi and, while he gives the impression he wouldn’t care so much were he the only one affected, he is understandably defensive at “the real assault” on sons Maddox, 6, and Pax, 3, and daughters Zahara, or “Zee”, 2, and Shiloh, 1.

“It’s out of hand and crosses all lines of decency,” Pitt, 43, says. “Quite frankly I have a real problem with it. I think there should be laws against it.

“The kids didn’t ask for this and it’s frightening. They get right in the kids’ faces with video cameras and yell their names.
“They don’t know why people are yelling their names and have this idea that any time they step outside the door there’s people following them with cameras.

“I mean, it’s a strange view of the world.”
Pitt describes his family as “nomadic” but believes that lifestyle works in the children’s favour. “The value in it is the family itself becomes the core and the places the kids get to see they may not understand now, but I know it’s seeping into their consciousness.

“We move quite well. I don’t see that taking its toll. The thing we have to think about is schooling and we’re in an international program, so wherever we go it’s the same curriculum.

“Our oldest has started at an elementary school that’s bilingual, so Ange and I are starting French. I wish there had been more focus on it when I was in school.”

Despite the travel and the fact that Pitt and Jolie, 32, two of the biggest movie stars in the world, are involved in various humanitarian programs, Pitt still describes them as “normal”, adding that Jolie is “my love, my partner and everything comes from this nucleus”.

“We’re a mother and a father and the kids get unruly, but they’re fantastic and say the funniest things I’ve ever heard,” he says.

“The most important thing for us is to make sure we carve out our time for them because it’s our responsibility to show them around and help shape them.

“We have to carve out time for ourselves, too, but if something’s got to go it’s usually that time. It’s family first, then we slip into work.”

Since there are many concerns of the Jolie-Pitts constant traveling, just read what Brad says. It’s their freaking life people! Read the bolds!!!!!!!

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http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22608481-2902,00.html

Family First, Then work

October 21, 2007 12:00am

Traipsing around the world with four kids and the paparazzi is “normal” for Brad and Angelina, writes LAWRIE MASTERSON

The architect lurking within Brad Pitt would love to examine in minute detail a new building he can see from the window of a hotel room in which he is sitting, but the reality is that even his crossing the street would create a circus.
Pitt and his partner, Angelina Jolie, and their four children are followed everywhere by paparazzi and, while he gives the impression he wouldn’t care so much were he the only one affected, he is understandably defensive at “the real assault” on sons Maddox, 6, and Pax, 3, and daughters Zahara, or “Zee”, 2, and Shiloh, 1.

“It’s out of hand and crosses all lines of decency,” Pitt, 43, says. “Quite frankly I have a real problem with it. I think there should be laws against it.

“The kids didn’t ask for this and it’s frightening. They get right in the kids’ faces with video cameras and yell their names.
“They don’t know why people are yelling their names and have this idea that any time they step outside the door there’s people following them with cameras.

“I mean, it’s a strange view of the world.”
Pitt describes his family as “nomadic” but believes that lifestyle works in the children’s favour. “The value in it is the family itself becomes the core and the places the kids get to see they may not understand now, but I know it’s seeping into their consciousness.

“We move quite well. I don’t see that taking its toll. The thing we have to think about is schooling and we’re in an international program, so wherever we go it’s the same curriculum.

“Our oldest has started at an elementary school that’s bilingual, so Ange and I are starting French. I wish there had been more focus on it when I was in school.”

Despite the travel and the fact that Pitt and Jolie, 32, two of the biggest movie stars in the world, are involved in various humanitarian programs, Pitt still describes them as “normal”, adding that Jolie is “my love, my partner and everything comes from this nucleus”.

“We’re a mother and a father and the kids get unruly, but they’re fantastic and say the funniest things I’ve ever heard,” he says.

“The most important thing for us is to make sure we carve out our time for them because it’s our responsibility to show them around and help shape them.

“We have to carve out time for ourselves, too, but if something’s got to go it’s usually that time. It’s family first, then we slip into work.”

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Too true. AJ gave an amazing performance. She has been critcally praised for her subtle yet strong performance. Whereas, Halle and Reese have been generalized as over-acting and over wrought. O’course the hens will not harp on these women’s box office record or bombard this site with negative reviews because they are not a threat or in direct competition(in the hen’s minds) with their whiny idol. Go figure.

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Nice interview. Thanks for posting.

She’s happy and working with Clint is the icing on the cake. okay?

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Being late doesn’t help around. I was just going to say the exact same thing. Angie looks at Clint with such loving respect. It is in her eyes, and on her face. I am happy they are working together. Peace.

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Should be, We fans, intelligent people who can read understood Maddox’s schooling situation. Peace.