Angelina Jolie: EW’s Entertainer of the Year

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That is so funny pouty, you are so dumb you cannot even distinguish between the facts and the lies. The way you write says it all, you do not even know how to write with proper english grammar and here you are spending time writing about someone you do not even know. Before you bother wasting your time writing on an angelina topic, I think you should go back to school and try learning how to write with proper grammar.

Love you Angelina

irma,
Am also glad Brad and Angie are able to get some rest especially from all these haters out there.
Angie said it earlier this year that she’s going to work and then take some break and rightly so.

GOD BLESS THE JOLIE/PITT FAMILY DURING THIS HOLIDAY.

HATER BE GONE.

. http://www.beliefnet.com/mipy/2007/vote.html

1459 appetizing : 11/27/2007 at 4:10 pm

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i don’t want angie to win. being talked about is not necessarily a good thing. she needs a break from being talked about so much. she needs privacy. give it to some spotlight hog like britany, not aj who’s trying to live a more wholesome life away from the cameras.

That’s really good news. Angie nominated & that’s an honor too.Congrats to her. I hope, she bagged the best actress award. Miss the whole Jolie-Pitt’s family.

Is virtue sexy? She’s supposed to be making virtue sexy — a sexy topic, as the saying goes — but she’s not, and there’s nothing even she can do about it. If anything, virtue is making her less sexy. Craziness, though: Now, that’s a different story.

She used to be crazy, when she first started making movies, and, although she was just a kid, her craziness made her a permissible fantasy figure — the kind of creature that consumes her mates, like certain spiders. The cutting, the tattoos, the drugs, the self-professed sexual dabbling, the spectacle with her brother at the Oscars, and, above all, the vial of Billy Bob’s blood she hung around her neck — she seemed carnivorously crazy, even though now, looking back, she says she was just young and unfulfilled. “I entered this business before I had focus and purpose in my life. I was very unhappy, very unhealthy, and when I sat down for an interview, I didn’t know why. I felt like I didn’t have anything to share. It was a very empty time.”

Then she grew up. In 2001, she went to Sierra Leone, a country that has won “war-torn” as a permanent adjective, and, she says, “got into some situations that were pretty intense and just realized how completely naive I was to think I had a difficult life. I had no idea what a difficult life was. It was as if someone slapped me across the face and said, ‘Oh, my God, you silly young woman from California, do you have any idea how difficult the world really is for so many people?’ I got out of myself pretty quickly, being in the middle of a civil war. I mean, you look around, there are arms and legs.”

What happened next was not related in any way to 9/11, but it’s the representative story of the post-9/11 years. She called the United Nations and became a goodwill ambassador for the UN’s High Commissioner for Refugees. She visited something like thirty refugee camps in the world’s most remote and forbidding and, yes, war-torn places, and in so doing became what she calls “a citizen of the world.” At the same time, of course, she became a mother: first to Maddox, from Cambodia; then to Zahara, from Ethiopia; then to Shiloh, from Brad Pitt; then, most recently, to Pax, from Vietnam. She just kept doing more, and although she didn’t find peace, exactly — it’s hard to describe a mother of four who routinely sends detailed e-mails on policy issues at four in the morning as peaceful — she did find what the culture at large was supposed to find, or at least look for, as a result of watching the Towers fall. She found meaning.

And yet she did not become the most famous woman in the world because of the meaning she found in it. She became the most famous woman in the world because the world — well, American culture, anyway — found a way to tell a different story from the one she was experiencing, and this story is no less representative of the post-9/11 years. She became the most famous woman in the world because despite her willingness to take on the world’s suffering — no, precisely on account of her willingness to take on the world’s suffering — people suspected that she was still crazy.

The idea that Angelina Jolie is still crazy is central to the story told to Americans week after week. Without it, there would be no story; there would be only private virtue and public works and the occasional movie, and she would more or less disappear. With it, however, she becomes one of the four or five Americans who have a chance of turning up on four or five magazine covers each week; with it, she is still a permissible fantasy figure; with it, we Americans can still use her for our own purposes, and our own purposes are very specific. Recently, one of the tabloid magazines ran a cover story about Angelina, with the following headline: HER TWISTED DOUBLE LIFE. Of course, the same headline might have accompanied every single story about her since she first became a citizen of the world and first became a mother. She has a twisted double life because she wrested Brad Pitt away from Jennifer Aniston. She has a twisted double life because she adopted not one but three children. She has a twisted double life because she treats her adopted children the same way she treats her biological one. She has a twisted double life because she is out saving the world instead of staying home and making movies. She has a twisted double life because she is staying home and making movies instead of going out and saving the world. Lately, she has a twisted double life because she is losing weight, and after this article is published, she will no doubt have a twisted double life because she eats crickets. She has become a fixture on the newsstand so that Americans can at once admire and be suspicious of both her character and her causes; she has become both an exemplar and an antidote for the need to create a meaningful life, and Americans by and large don’t read about her because they want to learn more about the refugee crisis in Africa. They read about her because they don’t.

Now, it must be said that she doesn’t seem crazy when you meet her in person. She’s frank, she’s forthright, she’s coherent, she’s focused, she’s organized, she’s determined, she eats, she smiles, she laughs, she seems not just sane but disappointingly sane, because let’s face it, judging from the tabs, crazy is how we like our Angelina Jolie. But let’s say, for argument’s sake, that she is still crazy, or at least still empty, and desperately trying to fill herself up. Let’s say she didn’t find a new identity so much as she found a new use for her old one. Let’s say her inborn extremism made it easy for her to choose extreme difficulty, convenient for her to choose extreme inconvenience. Let’s say she chose to remake the world instead of remaking herself. Should the world care? And does the question of motive — unfathomable in most human beings — justify the cynicism and outright suspicion that has accompanied Angelina Jolie’s altruism?

By Tom Junod

http://www.esquire.com/women/women-we-love/Jolie0707#story

Is there trouble in Angelina’s household? I don’t see her in almost a week now.
I hope everything is fine.

Love you Angie. Take care.

Where are Angie and Co.? I think if you were she, and a tabloid had just put on their front cover that your Ethiopian daughter was the product of rape, you too would go into seclusion for awhile. Imagine millions of people across the country reading that about your daughter. Whether it is true or not, it’s not something you want your child to hear when she’s five from a schoolmate whose mom reads these trashy rags. Angie and Brad rescued Zahara from near death. Imagine what that must be like, how much they must believe their daughter is nothing short of a miracle, and imagine having the rest of society seemingly hell-bent on pulling them down.

Run away, BAMPSZ, go to France and live in a villa with a big wall around it. If you have to do publicity interviews, make it clear that certain topics will NOT be broached or the interview is over, basta.

Angelina Jolie voted worlds No.1 ‘yummiest mummies’
(Agencies)
Updated: 2007-11-26 10:02

Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie has been voted one of the world’s ‘yummiest mummies’ in a poll held be British newspaper ‘The Sun.’ Jolie has three adopted children and one biological daughter with actor Brad Pitt.

New mother Myleene Klass was also made the list. Katie Homes, who has a daughter with Tom Cruise, landed in third place. Holmes was followed by the ‘Spice Girls’ Emma Bunton, who recently gave birth to a baby boy.

Britney Spears came in fifth place with another Spice Girl, Victoria Beckham, following in sixth place.

Hello, BAMPZS fans….it’s been a long while since I posted…Hope everyone had a truly wonderful Thanksgiving holiday..at least those who celebrate Thanksgiving hehehe

Enjoyed reading the most recent comments…I soo miss Angie and Brad and the kids…I hope they are all A-ok :)