Brad Pitt @ Hollywood Awards 2007

Brad looks uncomfortable with the FAT ACTRESS. Kirstie isn’t afraid to grab Brad because Angie isn’t there. With Angie absent, I bet the actresses who attended like Jolie wannabe Megan Fox were flirtatious.

572 Jolie-Pitt fan

I think he knew that,that`s why he went there late and exit soon. :lol: but I think Kristi caught him when he was running away and he couldn`t hide anymore. :lol:

572 AND 574 U ONLY WISH. BRAD AND ANGIE 4 LIFE. DEAL WITH IT.

507 piper, with a low : 10/23/2007 at 3:37 pm
490 Peaches : 10/23/2007 at 3:28 pm
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Yeah… the one thing she willingly disclosed was that he treated her to a Big Mac before the Emmys.

It seems to me that ___ put more effort into ‘leveling’ Pitt, in terms of making him seem more down to earth to the public and her fans, than to loving him. People already knew that he was down to earth, albeit in a ‘hot sex on a stick’ package. ___ wasted a lot of time on something that was so redundant.
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I totally agree with you. I think that may have been the whole problem with X. She’s not ugly by any means, no matter what her haters say, but she’s definitely not in the same league with Brad. I think he made her feel insecure and she was intimidated by his looks and star power. You would have to be really secure in yourself to stand beside someone like him and she just isn’t. She thought she would elevate herself by being with him but instead it crippled her own self esteem. That’s why she had to make him seem normal, i.e., saying he dropped his socks on the floor like any other man. But honey, he AIN’T like any other man. He is just blessed and that’s the bottom line. She couldn’t handle it. She admitted that herself, saying their marriage was ruined by insecurities. Hers.

That’s why Angie is such a good match for him. She is just as beautiful as he is, just as talented, just as driven and goal oriented. They compliment each other in every way.

563 Alexanderina- bored? check your e-mail, I’m sending something, may be it will keep you busy?…may be LOL

575 BAMPZS : 10/23/2007 at 5:15 pm

573 sharon

yes sharon,what can I say more than you,he is perfect,I want to have him for one night,I will promise to Angie,I will just stare at him in that night
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I know, I know. Isn’t Angie the luckiest woman in the world?

581 BAMPZS : 10/23/2007 at 5:22 pm

told ya so

I don`t think so,her boobs are so normal.don`t think she is pregnant,maybe in her time off next year :)
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I really want her to get pregnant again.

577 told ya so

she has this habit to take her purse like this.I don`t think she is but If she is good for them.

553 BAMPZS : 10/23/2007 at 4:36 pm
549 jaxon

Yes I agree with you,but please don`t talk with my love shitzyfy1!!!she/he is just mine.
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Oops, sorry BAMPZS, wouldn’t want to interfere with true love there!

Jeez, don’t tell me I agreed with a troll! I didn’t know, I didn’t know! I guess they can make a reasonable comment occasionally, hmmm. Now isn’t that more fun than making trouble?

Angelina is just beautiful in the new set pixs. Those style of clothes are great on her. Makes me want to get a hat. JohnM just completed BAR wth Brad in NYC and now he is on set with Angelina in LA. Small world for A-Listers isn’t it?
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John Malkovich is also co-starring with Angie in Beowulf.

580 estelle : 10/23/2007 at 5:19 pm

Thanks Estelle, I got it :). I will definitely check it out later and you are right maybe it will keep be busy lol

Forbes Lists the Most Influential Celebrities
Oct. 23, 2007, 1:26 PM EST
By Lacey Rose, Forbes.com

1. Oprah Winfrey : Influential Score*: 54%
2. Bono : Influential Score: 42%
3. Michael Jordan : Influential Score: 38%
4. Sir Paul McCartney : Influential Score: 36%
5. (tie) Michael J. Fox : Influential Score: 34%
5. (tie) Robert Redford : Influential Score: 34%
6. (tie) Angelina Jolie : Influential Score: 33%
6. (tie) Lance Armstrong : Influential Score: 33%
7. (tie) Sean “Diddy” Combs : Influential Score: 32%
7. (tie) Tiger Woods : Influential Score: 32%
8. Mel Gibson : Influential Score: 31%
9. Jon Stewart : Influential Score: 30%
10. George Clooney : Influential Score: 28%
11. Madonna : Influential Score: 27%
12. Kanye West : Influential Score: 26%

Oprah Winfrey’s empire includes a hit show, a magazine, radio series and a Broadway musical. It’s no wonder when you poll the public to see which celebrities wield the most influence, she tops the list.

According to Encino, Calif.-based E-Poll Market Research, which ranks almost 3,000 celebrities on 46 different personality attributes, 54 percent of the U.S. population would use the term “influential” to describe Winfrey. (To put that in perspective, the overall average is 11 percent on the firm’s Celebrity Influence Index.)

Others who command Americans’ utmost trust and attention include Angelina Jolie, George Clooney and Madonna. And while the public may know little more about them than the roles they play on-screen, the 15 stars on our list have proved that, in addition to bright flashbulbs and big paychecks, fame breeds power.

Exposure accounts for a lot of the pull that celebrities have, says James Houran, a psychologist who researches celebrity worship. The theory: Exposure leads to familiarity, which breeds comfort, trust and ultimately power and influence. Whether or not that logic explains why these folks landed on our list, the almost-constant airtime can’t hurt. Winfrey, for example, has topped three other Forbes lists this year: The Richest Women in Entertainment, the Most Powerful Celebrities and TV’s Top Earners.

Images of “His Airness” bombarded the public for decades, from the sports world to the advertising world, thanks to endorsement deals with Coca Cola, Nike, Fruit of the Loom and McDonald’s. The result: Though Jordan hasn’t played professional basketball for years, he nabbed a third-place finish on our list.

Also working in their favor: good looks. (Hey, they couldn’t hurt, right?)

“Personal charisma, good looks and poise are now prerequisites for leadership, and for who it is we’re going to admire,” says Jake Halpern, author of “Fame Junkies: The Hidden Truths Behind America’s Favorite Addiction.” It’s a shift he attributes to the increasing power of visual media.

People tend to subconsciously equate what’s pretty with what’s good, echoes Houran. As a result, pretty people are presumed to be good people in Western societies. What’s more, they attribute all sorts of other positive characteristics — likability, success and honesty — to these folks, whether they deserve it or not, in what is often referred to as the “halo effect.”

“It’s a self-fulfilling prophecy, because then we start to give preferential treatment in everyday life to people who are physically attractive,” he explains.

Take Jolie. Undeniably attractive, the actress is almost automatically perceived as intelligent, sincere and influential, as well, according to Houran. She’s No. 7 on the list.

And all of the stars on our list know how to use their power. U2 front man Bono is a good example — the boldface artist came in second. He dedicates grand sums of time and money to debt relief in Africa, focused specifically on raising awareness about the region’s AIDS epidemic and what he considers unfair trade rules.

In addition to being granted an honorary knighthood by the United Kingdom, Bono’s efforts earned him a Person of the Year title from Time magazine in 2005 and a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006. (Full disclosure: Bono is a partner at Elevation Partners, a partial owner of Forbes Media LLC.)

Clooney is yet another example. Just last year, the actor-turned-activist traveled with his journalist father to Sudan’s Darfur region to document the genocide there. Upon returning, he appeared with Nobel Prize winner Elie Wiesel before the United Nations Security Council, where they appealed for intervention in the devastated area.

“These people aren’t just showing up at the charity events and making big donations,” says Halpern of the increasingly active cadre of charitable stars. “They’re actually spearheading efforts and becoming the CEOs of philanthropy.”

598 walk

who cares about their list.even If it is positive!!remember they are trash just like other tabs!