Pax Jolie-Pitt: Is There a Doctor in the House?

Mediterranean @ 05/11/2008 at 3:19 pm

because they weren’t taking Pax to hospital,they left their villa for usual check up and it was for Angie.It was just Pax’s alone time with Mommy and Daddy(from french article).

but If Brad was there also,so where is his picture?

PAX is so ADORABLE. ANGIE, always stunning.

One would think that the disgusting filth would stay in their idol’s new thread and leave the JPs alone. There are so many new pics for them to glaze on of her all over her new man. Guess they are not happy with the new couple, but then crazies are never happy.

I think french article just got it wrong,they probably saw two head in car and though Brad was with her,while Pax was there.

and I think them no knowing about Pax with her show they are not reliable.

ola sam p.
obrigada pelo artigo :)

http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20199183,00.html?xid=rss-topheadlines

Brad Pitt Helps Bono Celebrate 48th Birthday in Monaco

By Peter Mikelbank

Originally posted Sunday May 11, 2008 03:00 PM EDT
Brad Pitt Photo by: Jim Spellman / WireImageBrad Pitt Helps Bono Celebrate 48th Birthday in Monaco | Brad Pitt
Even by Monaco standards, it wasn’t your ordinary dinner party for 12 on Friday night – though there was cake and champagne.

To celebrate his 48th birthday, U2 frontman Bono held a small dinner party at Sass’ Café in Monaco. On the guest list: Brad Pitt, Monaco’s Prince Albert II and The Edge.

“It was really quite a surprise,” the café’s maitre de tells PEOPLE. “It wasn’t organized in advance. We only got called on it that afternoon.”

Despite Pitt’s presence, Angelina Jolie, who had visited Bono in Eze with her children last Sunday, remained at home.

The sit-down dinner, arranged by Bono’s wife Ali Hewson, began with red wine at 10 p.m., according to staff, even before The Edge arrived for the evening. The meal was followed by a champagne toast and strawberry cake lit with candles; a staffer described the party as “tres speciale.”

No word on what gifts Bono received – but what do you give a man who has his own rock band and has already been nominated for the Nobel Prize?

Pax looks like he has a haircut. You can tell that he has adjusted to the life as a Jolie-Pitt. Good for him, he found a caring & loving parents & siblings. Today is Pentecost Sunday co-inside with Mother’s Day.
Waving to all most specially to MF what a lovely video for Mother’s Day awesome Thanks a lot my friend, anoble how are you today?, vickifromtexas, hugs to you lovely lady, senior, haven’t seen you post for a few days been busy ? alia, carolina, guli, anustin, Bailey, the real tita,tabitha, new york lurker, & to all the Brangelina fans at JJ. Have a nice day. Peace & Blessings.

http://www.philly.com/inquirer/front_page/20080511_Post-Katrina_housing_fits_designers__agendas__But_can_the_city_live_with_it_.html
(Entire article at link. )

ost-Katrina housing fits designers’ agendas. But can the city live with it?
New Orleans bucks the drawing boards

By Inga Saffron

Inquirer Architecture Critic
NEW ORLEANS - The style wars between the modernists, the traditionalists, and the free-thinking blobists were the farthest thing from Vernessa Rogers’ mind when she was asked to choose from a group of sleek house designs commissioned by actor/architecture buff Brad Pitt.

She just wanted her scattered brood reunited in a high-and-dry home on its old block in New Orleans’ flood-ravaged Lower Ninth Ward.

Rogers, a single mother of seven, knew picking the right house would be the most momentous decision of her 45 years, so she took her mother and sister along for counsel. They spent hours poring over renderings and floor plans that 13 of the world’s top architects had prepared for Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation.

When they compared notes, the women agreed that an edgy update on the traditional shotgun house by Philadelphia’s KieranTimberlake Associates worked best. It was a daring choice, but made for a most prosaic reason: This house had the most space.

Rogers’ practical decision will surely give no comfort to

the design world’s opposing camps, which have traded verbal spitballs over the form the new Gulf Coast architecture should take, modern or traditional.

Nor is she likely to appease New Orleans’ planning gurus, who question the wisdom of rebuilding low-lying areas such as the Ninth Ward. Her sole focus is getting her family out of its $2,000-a-month New Orleans rental and back to the property she owns at 1714 Tennessee St.

When Pitt conceived Make It Right last year, he saw it as a marriage of social responsibility and design - a way to redress the neglect of New Orleans’ storied African American Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina while showcasing cutting-edge architecture. But avant-garde designers will be chagrined to learn that most participating residents have gravitated to familiar-looking styles with peaked roofs and pastel exteriors.

Rogers is one of the few to opt for KieranTimberlake’s less conventional, asymmetrical concept. But that’s because she liked the way the designers fit three bedrooms plus a studio apartment into the drum-tight footprint of a typical New Orleans cottage.

“It has a nice high porch and a trellis,” Rogers swooned. “And it’s going to be a green house, and that will save me a lot of money on electricity.”

The fact that KieranTimberlake won this year’s gold medal from the American Institute of Architects, and that New York’s Museum of Modern Art will feature its work in an exhibition this summer, held little sway for Rogers.

So much for architectural star power.

For James Timberlake, Rogers’ enthusiasm is the next best thing. He feels validated that his firm remained faithful to its design philosophy and still appealed to local tastes. It helps that it cleverly offered residents both a flat roof - a hallmark of modernism - and a peaked one, in the form of an angled sunscreen over the roof deck.

“We went into the project feeling a contemporary house could represent history without being a pastiche,” Timberlake explained. “We’ve interpreted traditional elements,” like a lacy balcony railing.

From the start, it has been clear that the real supernova of the effort is Pitt, who is almost as famous for being an “architectural junkie” as for his relationship with Angelina Jolie. On his Web site, he speaks passionately about the “great injustice” of America’s response to Katrina.

“Make It Right is not about a handout, but it’s about a hand up,” Pitt says.

********Thanks to his high-wattage name, Pitt’s organization has raised money for 81 houses since the project went public in December. Construction of the first batch is due to start next month, and residents could move in by August. Pitt hopes to complete 150 homes in a compact four-street section of the Ninth Ward and eventually bring prices down to $150,000.**********

Yet the project’s quick success hasn’t prevented architects and planners from second-guessing the

hi bdj

To all the JP fans who are mothers -

Happy Mother’s Day/

Thanks Jared for the new thread. :)

France’s Fête des Mères is on May 25.

A French tradition that was inaugurated by Napoleon and made official in 1950, this day honoring mothers dates back to Ancient Greece and is found in several countries.

# 52 Tracy @ 05/11/2008 at 3:08 pm

WOW-Bailey you’re fat, too?? Shocking!
I know, its hard for anyone to accept any criticism towards these people. You’re quite the sycophants, I must say.

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There’s criticism…and then there’s STUPIDITY. Your ass falls into the latter category.