Ellen Makes It Right With Brad Pitt

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look who is in Sundance!!!hehehehe Jolie for sure wants to be there.poor Jolie,Brad will be there by his own.look who came to Utah too. :lol:

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Don’t trust you boo!

You are a flip floper, you have that Benedict Arnold quality about
you, you know = fake = fraud = full of s*it! boo

And those little Suave - give me a break romeo comments, are
lame and worthy of a - B*tch smack, boo!

I have a idea who you really are, and i think you come here to make fun of the fans, and this couple i for one will keep a eye on you boo,
because sooner or later all you closet haters, get called out.

Break a Leg :smile: boo!

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# 729 guli

Guli…you must be talking about another Bianca because I have only been lurking (and occasionally posting) in the past 6 months.
Obviously you have had your title for 2 years now…congratulations!

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Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Carolina for the link to the pictures.

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I apologize if this has already been posted. I just returned home and saw this. Of course my blood started to boil. He makes one damn trip to Darfur and he is the messenger of Peace. And People magazine is at the ready to post everything little thing he does. Angie has gone to Darfur several times and to Serra Leone and other dangerous places when people were being slaughtered and not a word. I can’t stand this frucker.

Sunday on 60 Minutes Anderson Cooper did a segment on the Congo. He literally covered the same thing Angie did when she did her interview with him after the birth of Shiloh. I like Anderson but there was nothing new in his segment. It was everything Angie had said to him. I guess if a man goes it is validates what is happening.

Whenever Angie goes her sincerity is questioned. GC goes and they throw garlands of roses at his feet and sacrifice virgins. Now all he has to do is settle the writer’s strike and he will be proclaimed not just a messenger but the messiah. Oh AG how can you love this man? I feel better now. But I am really starting to question People magazine. Peace

George Clooney Appointed U.N. Messenger of Peace
FRIDAY JANUARY 18, 2008 05:00 PM EST

By Nicholas White

George Clooney

Photo by: Jeff Vespa / WireImage

George Clooney had gotten a lot of honors over career – from an Oscar to the title PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive – but now he is being honored for his humanitarian work.

The actor, who is also an advocate for refugees in Darfur, has been named a United Nations “messenger of peace,” it was announced Friday.

The actor is being “recognized for focusing public attention on crucial international political and social issues,” according to U.N. spokeswoman Michele Montas.

Clooney, 46, joins Michael Douglas and musician Yo-Yo Ma as previous celebrity U.N. honorees. Clooney and friend Don Cheadle were given the Peace Summit Award by a group of Nobel Laureates Dec. 13 for their work for Darfur.

With Cheadle and Brad Pitt, Clooney has raised money for refugees through the “Not On Our Watch” charity and helped draw attention to the crisis in Darfur in western Sudan.

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Angelina has done more than Clooney and Pitt but they still get more credit than she does. Pitt is never questioned either.

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@cook

Just out of curiosity, what line of work?

Hmmmm…..your pay is based on commission…..so could it be sales?

Can you tell me….may be I can pick your brain?

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Hey!!!! Sheri…guli~

Wow!! it’s getting hot in here…s.hit i may hang around a bit….sheri
should we take bets :lol: who you got.your money on .:lol:

Seriously guli i can’t leave you U alone a minute:sad:

Hey i email MF??? is she OK i haven’t seen her around lately, not
like her..let me know~

Sheri babe what’s cooking, do you have a secret i don’t know about?
just asking~

Hello to all the fans~ peace!

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ooh lala @ 01/18/2008 at 7:43 pm

yeah that was what I was talking about.hehehe she for sure wants to be there since she is looking for her next poor person in her tramp.

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There Will Be Oscars

At least we think there will be, which is why we collected these likely acting nominees for our 11th Oscar roundtable. They’re a lot of fun, and they’ve got lots to say. Best of all: they didn’t need writers.

Daniel Day-Lewis arrived a little late, but he did it in style. He was wearing a jaunty porkpie hat and a black-and-white Western shirt that looked like something swiped from Bob Dylan’s closet. The result was so un-Hollywood that George Clooney, this roundtable’s class clown, couldn’t stop ribbing his fellow best-actor hopeful. Question: “Daniel, do you remember your first professional job?” Clooney: “It was a Western, wasn’t it?” One of the delights of these annual gatherings is watching beautiful, talented, rich celebrities become just folks. James McAvoy, who stars in “Atonement,” spent the time waiting to go onstage at L.A.’s Hammer Museum talking about trying to steal some wineglasses from a recent Oscar event, only to be caught by the waiter. Just before they were announced onstage, Clooney turned to Angelina Jolie and said, “Let’s not go out!” She then pointed to two nonactors nearby and said, “Let’s send them instead.” Before long, everyone-newbies and ­supercelebs-bonded. Jolie and Marion Cotillard, the French star of “La Vie en Rose,” chatted about Provence. “Juno” star Ellen Page confessed that she just got her first apartment. It’s a converted brothel, and it’s haunted. “My stuff keeps vanishing,” she said. “Weird things, like makeup.” Advice to Ellen: if you do win an Oscar, hide it. An edited transcript:

NEWSWEEK: Was there a movie you saw when you were young that made you say, “This is what I’ve got to do with my life”? Daniel, I read that you mentioned seeing the movie “If… ,” about a rebellion at a British boarding school, with Malcolm McDowell.

Daniel Day-Lewis: Certainly that was a very important moment, but not just because of Malcolm in that film. It was partly because I was at a boarding school at the time, and if I could have got away with setting fire to the place, I would have done it. And he created a banner around which all the outcasts rallied, and so that film was a big influence.

Marion Cotillard: I love Greta Garbo, and I was fascinated by her as a child. One of the most incredible feelings I had was watching “Camille.”

James McAvoy: It sounds weird, but there’s a film called “The Goonies.” [Laughter] And I mean it with all my heart. As a young boy that film made me cry because it’s about how you still have your problems at 10 years old or 12 years old. When I was little, you didn’t get chased by pirates and you didn’t get chased by gangsters and nobody was trying to kill you with guns, but your adventures were no less exciting. It helped inspire my imagination.

Ellen Page: It wasn’t until I was about 15, when I shot a film with this Canadian actress named Molly Parker, who I just absolutely adored and looked up to, and became inspired by. For the first time, I felt something different. I felt myself being overcome by something I can’t necessarily explain. But I wanted to keep feeling that and finding out what that was and learning more about it.

You worked with Molly Parker, didn’t you, in “Marion Bridge”? [Pause] You look startled.
Page: Oh, you know, it’s a Canadian independent film. They don’t always get seen.

Angelina?

Angelina Jolie: Because I had acting in my family, I didn’t like the movies very much, and I didn’t watch them that much. I remember “Streetcar” and I remember Brando, but I don’t know if that was as a woman or as somebody who liked acting.

Do you remember the first time you were paid to act? Daniel, you’re nodding.

George Clooney: It was a Western, wasn’t it?

Day-Lewis: George, I think you should answer this question.

Clooney: The first job I was paid for was “Batman & Robin.”

http://www.newsweek.com/id/96123

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per access hollywood, monday oscar roundtable with anjie.

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Hehehe-

Are you sick or what? Go get your head check.

You were the one who said Angie wouldnt be at NOLA for MIR. But our course, when pics of her and Mad at the site for the opening ceremony, your screen name disappeared, how convenient.

Well, I’m watching what screen name you’ll be using in the next couple weeks.

I wont worry about this family. Brad and Angie both said it’s the LAW for the whole brood staying together. Guess something your idol Aniston has never learned. Wasnt it Jen who stayed in USA while Brad was outside the country filming Troy for a good 6 months?