OlderTue, 13 November 2007 at 12:01 am
Join Angelina Jolie in Protest
Angelina Jolie causes quite the scene on the Los Angeles set of her new movie The Changeling on Monday. She protested with about 400 extras!
Just this past weekend, Angie and Brad Pitt heated up the red carpet at the London premiere of Beowulf.
“It’s so, so nice to see all these fans here, it always is,” the 32-year-old actress told reporters at the premiere. “I haven’t been here for a little bit. I lived here for a few years, and I do plan to come back more often.”
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I find it somewhat odd that Angie did 2 days of work for this movie and she is the headliner. Talk about star power!! Also, she is not Beowulf – I would think his name would come first. At the end of the day, I guess it doesn’t matter. This is not my type of genre but because its ANGELINA – it has poked my interest and I cant wait to see it.
52 jjoy : 11/13/2007 at 1:08 am
Great Post!!!
76 Economist magazine : 11/13/2007 at 2:46 am
Jolie writes for Economist annualCaitlin Fitzsimmons Guardian
Tuesday November 13 2007
Jolie: has acted as a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Photograph: Win McNamee/Getty
To her roles as Hollywood actress, UN goodwill ambassador and mother, Angelina Jolie can now add another - writer for the Economist.
The high-minded economic and political weekly has secured a sprinkling of stardust for The World in 2008, which is published tomorrow and contains predictions for next year.
Jolie’s piece on accountability for the atrocities in Dakar sits alongside contributions from several presidents, an exiled god-king, the head of the United Nations and other political heavyweights.
Her photo byline describes her as a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
The annual spin-off to the Economist retails for £4.95 and covers topics ranging from global warming to the politics of Latin America.
Now in its 22nd year, the publication is sold internationally and will remain on news-stand shelves all year.
The field of high-profile contributors includes French president Nicolas Sarkozy, Mexican president Felipe Calderón, the Dalai Lama, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi, and Korean-born UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon.
The Economist has also made audio interviews with the authors available to download as podcasts, available from http://www.economist.com/theworldin.
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LOOK AT THIS GREAT NEWS FOR OUR GIRL. YOU GO ANGIE. :)
I will have to buy the copy of the Economist that has Angelina’s article in it. She is one very busy and wonderful woman.
104 tabitha : 11/13/2007 at 7:17 am
I will have to buy the copy of the Economist that has Angelina’s article in it. She is one very busy and wonderful woman.
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I KNOW. This is what I love. For everything people try to use to bring her down, there are more better things that she is doing and being recognized for, therefore she still remains on top. So you see, everything balances itself out. The good stuff might not be talked about by the media, but they’re still in her list of ever-growing accomplishments. They might not be talked about today, but they will be talked about someday. LOVE ANGIE. :)
That’s our Girl! She’s now a writer for The Economist!!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2007/nov/13/pressandpublishing?gusrc=rss&feed=media
bonjour tout le monde!
superbe , mais quelle énergie!
je me suis bien marrée hier avec tout ces commentaires , j’adore tout ces fans vous etes franchement hilarants!
Wow, they were only away from the kids for all of one day not more, transatlantic! I thought Concord discontinued LOL!
106 * : 11/13/2007 at 7:26 am
That’s our Girl! She’s now a writer for The Economist!!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2007/nov/13/pressandpublishing?gusrc=rss&feed=media
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT. :)
Thanks for the new thread Just Jared. It is good to see that BP and AJ had a safe trip back. AJ is a hardworking Mom, Activist and Actress. She has my respect. I wish BAMPZS all the best. Thanks for all the updates Just Jared. Have a nice day and Peace to all.
thank u for the article.maniston is also a writer for mc.millan,reduced ur nose ur chin and ur hair!morning all.
bienvenue claire!
thanks jjared.luv u dude!
Hey check out the films entered for considerations for the 2007 BAFTAS: Jesse James, The Good Shepherd, and Beowulf. Why no AMH?
http://www.bafta.co.uk/awards/film/entered-films,65,BA.html
Hey check out the films entered for considerations for the 2007 BAFTAS: Jesse James, The Good Shepherd, and Beowulf. Why no AMH?
http://www.bafta.co.uk/awards/film/entered-films,65,BA.html
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NVM. A Mighty Heart is also included.
Nevermind A Mighty Heart is also in the list.
God, keep blessing and watching over the Jolie-Pitt family.
ate char,ayaw ng you tube sa beauty ko!
pero try ko uli.
only they can manage
Back to what she does best, good for her :)
Brad “naughty hands” on action…
http://www.souliejolie.com/gallery/details.php?image_id=41974
76 Economist magazine : 11/13/2007 at 2:46 am
Jolie writes for Economist annualCaitlin Fitzsimmons Guardian
Tuesday November 13 2007
Jolie: has acted as a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Photograph: Win McNamee/Getty
To her roles as Hollywood actress, UN goodwill ambassador and mother, Angelina Jolie can now add another - writer for the Economist.
The high-minded economic and political weekly has secured a sprinkling of stardust for The World in 2008, which is published tomorrow and contains predictions for next year.
Jolie’s piece on accountability for the atrocities in Dakar sits alongside contributions from several presidents, an exiled god-king, the head of the United Nations and other political heavyweights.
Her photo byline describes her as a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
The annual spin-off to the Economist retails for £4.95 and covers topics ranging from global warming to the politics of Latin America.
Now in its 22nd year, the publication is sold internationally and will remain on news-stand shelves all year.
The field of high-profile contributors includes French president Nicolas Sarkozy, Mexican president Felipe Calderón, the Dalai Lama, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg, speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi, and Korean-born UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon.
The Economist has also made audio interviews with the authors available to download as podcasts, available from http://www.economist.com/theworldin.
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Thanks so much for bringing this over.
So proud of Angie and can’t wait to read the article. Keep on being you Angie.
Previous thread #311, am in that video although it’s not clear. I see the guy and the woman standing next to me. I can hear my voice and i can see Angie giving me an autograph. lol
Hi guys((Hello))JPs. Hi averyone. Quick shout out to MF. MF just checking to see if you posted yet. Please check your e-mail. I loveeeee the B-day video. Thankyou sincerely. I’m still having a problem trying to view it twice to comment & rate. I will email you tonight. Your’e wonderful for it! Thanks again MF.
Guli thankyou so much for that warm B-day greeting yesterday,thanks guli. A Hello shout out to coal from Canada, Hi Coal Hi. ,snd to tita, HI tita., Hi Jill. Off to work, guys make it a great day.
Goooooooooo Angelinaaaaa!!!Gooooooooo Braddddd!!!!!!
Good morning all. Wow, The Economist is a very highly regarded and respected periodical. No wonder JP’s don’t care what the friggin Star says about her! I must admit, I feel pretty silly even caring when those “magazines” write lies about her. She just keeps proving over and over again by her actions that she has far bigger things to achieve and worry about then a rag. She really has motivated me too. For the first time in my life, I will be donating some time to a food bank in my city on Thanksgiving day AND bringing my 5 year old daughter with me. My 4 year old son would just destroy the place, so he will stay home with dad basting the turkey while I teach my daughter about charity. I must say I am excited and was inspired by the JP’s, and the recent death of a good friend. Life is just too damn short to not try and make a difference.
Okay, off my soapbox. Thanks for letting me share. And a special shout out to Guli, Briseis, MF, hahahahaha, Sherri, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, AddictedtoBAMPZS.
Jaxon- I enjoyed your late night gum chewing rant. I was lurking but to tired to respond and tell you about my gum experience in my hair. To be continued…..
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