Brad Pitt @ Regis & Kelly

I think that boxing show was Angie’s birthday gift for Brad. She always did it earlier same as last year. Brad was so happy at boxing show. Angie really knows how to make her man happy.

I believe the wrap party for The Changeling was on Saturday. I believe the whole family is in NYC and will be going on down to New Orleans for x-mas.

sharon,she sure knows how to please papa pitt

#127: Okay, prove to us that Angie is in LA. She may not be in NYC but if she’s anywhere, you’d better back up what you say. You never tire of pies in your faces…guess you like the feeling of being a punching bag.

i told you that flag works,no need to reply just clean it up

Lets see how many names the troll will change…

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My mother-in-law is a speech therapist and regularly works with autistic children. She was telling me today how autism is so much more common among children these days than it was in past generations. And, it’s a worldwide affliction.
As much as I love Vincent Vega, the “parenting” decisions you describe above go beyond ignorance — they are nothing less than criminal.
The solution: Take Jett and the Cruise kid, Suri, and give them to ANGELINA JOLIE. Then, lock Travolta and Cruise in Travolta’s 747 for a couple of weeks and let them fcuk all of the “thetans” out of eachother so they can finally embrace their homosexuality and take off their Scientology blinders.

angel @ 12/17/2007 at 1:13 pm

sharon,she sure knows how to please papa pitt
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I am amazed that her gift is always unique. The one, the only Angelina Jolie.

Where are the other pics?

Lady G @ 12/17/2007 at 1:10 pm

I know what you mean about the leaking of the information so no worries. I only posted the picture at first and I was seriously debating as to whether to post the information contained in ‘this’ report as well. The loss of privacy when it comes to this family is just really sad.
oh and love ya too!

Brad Pitt Actually IS Doing A Heck Of A Job

With all due respect to State of Play and the top-drawer talent involved in it, Brad Pitt–just a day before today’s announcement that Russell Crowe would be replacing him in Universal’s smart thriller–has again shown an acute sense of what the big picture actually is.

As he told the New Orleans Times-Picayune in a comprehensive story about his new initiative to help rebuild a patch of the Katrina-ravaged 9th Ward, the killer 2005 storm “illuminated the brutal truth that there’s a portion of our society that we’re not looking after, that we are marginalizing. And that shouldn’t be.”

It could sound almost simplistic, until you reflect on everything that happened–or more to the point didn’t happen–both before and after the nation’s “Brownie, you’re doing a heck of a job” moment at the Mobile Regional Airport (as quoted here in the official White House Press release of September 2, 2005.

For contrast there’s this from today’s New York Times piece on the shortage of affordable rentals (given the slow state of home rebuilding) in NOLA. (Also see the associated video.) “FEMA just makes you feel like dirt,” said trailer park resident Tiffany Farbe, in the same edition that also covered Pitt’s effort–in which the star, matched by producer Steve Bing, invested $5 million of his own.

Pitt talks about these subjects with an intensity that far outmatches what he has to say about his day job. There’s commitment, even fervor, and when we spoke he was eager to rejoin his pal David Fincher for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button , shooting in New Orleans.

He is a conscientious worker, and cynical Hollywood types who are searching for reasons he may have dropped out of State of Play should consider that what he’s said, through intermediaries, says is exactly what he means–the script, at least for him to play, wasn’t right.

When Pitt and I talked about 12 Monkeys–in which his jittery, amped-up performance was generally admired and taken as a sign of growing seriousness as an actor–he was still brooding over what he felt were wrong choices.

Pitt, having endured a long haul with Fincher on Benjamin Button and a fairly quick shoot with buddy George Clooney on the Coen brothers’ Burn After Reading, just may be happy to take advantage of a little break to attend to that famously expansive family. As he said on the African coast not long after wrapping his (again, much admired) turn in Babel:

I’m exhilarated. I’m pumped at the end of the shoot. I’ve heard of people who don’t know where to go and go into depressions and don’t know what to do with themselves. Man, I’m free! I feel great. I feel–a sense of accomplishment and that the work is done and that it’s time for a little free play.

http://www.portfolio.com/views/blogs/the-hollywood-deal/2007/12/03/brad-pitt-actually-is-doing-a-heck-of–a-job

I just wanted to wish that dreamy William Bradley Pitt a very happy 44th birthday tomorrow since I will be on my way to OKC soon.

Have a great party. Don’t let the silly trolls ruin your celebration.

Peace out!

Hot Dry Lips

Brad Pitt stopped by Regis & Kelly today for a pretaping and was practically mobbed outside the studio. As you can see, the cold winter air is dehydrating his lips thought it’s nothing a little Jolie Jungle Sex can’t take care of. I miss Pitt Po rn.

Despite the December chill, however, Brad remains the hotness. As “cool” as ever. And yes… still wearing that chapeau, replicas of which he is selling off in support of Make It Right http://www.makeitrightnola.org/. As you know, and as many of you have griped about, Brad’s been wearing it all year. Turns out, there’s a plan behind everything.

The Pitts plan everything, see?