Brad & Angelina’s New Crib

wow, they’re both aging rapidly! i used to think she was super hot.
i doubt they could afford a 60mil. home and i really hope they wouldn’t blow that kind of money.

i am sick of them,both of them are false.

Wow, I couldn’t find my own room if there was 35 in my house! Even for them, 10 would be enough, assuming that the twins will sleep together at first and they won’t have 4 more children next year. They will move out anyway, so…
Maybe they will open a B&B in this big house. If so, I could spend one or two nights in it, since I’m French and live in Brittany. Well, it’s not in the South, but I definitely could do such a trip.

Um #236 I’m pretty sure Jen is over it and that you think about her way more then she thinks or Brad and Angie.

CLINIQUA @ 05/26/2008 at 3:46 am

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She was banal, and dull ,shallow and hollow at the age Angie is now and was still banal, and dull ,shallow and hollow at the age of almost 40. Never change judging from her latest interview. same ole, same ole. No depth, no substance, an IQ level similar to Paris Hilton and Britney Spear. that’s why weak, dumb women adore her, bcos they are similar and not a threat to them.

Still don’t understand why Brad married her and stick that long with that bxtch.

#237,

Oh please, Jen is over it my behind. Her shenanighans prove otherwise. The day that woman is over the supposed betrayal, is the day they put her in a coffin. She will carry this grudge to her dying day.

Sorry for the double post. JJ site seem to be giving trouble.

Amber @ 05/26/2008 at 5:52 am
===== Please tell your idol stop parading those wax twat to the public, at that ripe age of almostt 40 It’s totally disgusting ! we don’t see other actresses of the same age like like Julia Robert, CZJ, JLo, Naomi Watt or Nichole Kidman doing those stunt.

#232, vanja, your vajayjay is false.

Part 1

Cannes and Kung Fu Panda with Angelina Jolie
May 26, 2008

After rising through the Hollywood ranks as a quirky, offbeat, and sometimes wild young actress, Angelina Jolie has blossomed and matured into a beautiful, elegant, and socially aware woman with a huge heart. Not only is Jolie now an A-List actress and one of the most written about celebrities on the planet, she’s also the most visible and recognized Goodwill Ambassador from the United States. Although it might seem like Angelina Jolie has been away from the acting world more often than not in recent years given her highly publicized humanitarian efforts, Jolie has been in at least one film a year since her career really took off with Girl Interrupted in 1999 and Tomb Raider in 2001.

While overseas attending the Cannes Film Festival over the past couple of weeks, a pregnant and barely cosmetic Jolie took some time to talk to the press about her upcoming voice role as a fighting tigress in DreamWorks’ animated film Kung Fu Panda, why she wanted to sign on to the upcoming comic adaptation Wanted, whether she’ll be attending the opening ceremony of the Olympic games in China, how her image has changed over the years, and whether she knows the sex of her unborn babies now that Jack Black revealed to the world that she’s pregnant.

Angelina Jolie on returning to Cannes after A Mighty Heart:

“It’s always fun to be here with DreamWorks. The first time I was here was for A Shark’s Tale and I was on the back of a floating shark being dragged along the ocean, again with Jack Black. But it’s great to be here. The festival can be about competition and it can be intimidating, but I tend to get to the fun stuff as well. So it’s always been fun for me.”

Jolie on her time in France:

“It’s an unusual time for me - I’m pregnant, but it’s different this time. The last time we were in Paris and we were being followed and we asked the paparazzi not to follow us for one day and they did. We don’t get that kind of treatment in Los Angeles.”

On whether she’ll be at the opening ceremonies at the Olympic Games in China:

“I’m torn. I do think it’s important to be very strongly against the human rights relations in China, and against corruption in government, but not only should we be concentrating on China but all governments, and especially about Darfur and China. I think America should be stronger about following up the arrest warrants and be stronger about Darfur. It’s not only China. And at the same time I see the little kids running outside with their flags excited about seeing the torch, and I feel for the children of China because this should be a very, very happy time for them, especially with all the horrors they’re going through. It should be a positive thing to have people from around the world come, and instead it’s hijacked by government. That’s not what it should be about. So it’s difficult and I’m torn and I’m sorry for the children that it’s become that.”

Jolie on how her image has changed over the years:

“It’s funny. If any of us had pictures of ourselves at 21 years old, I’m sure we’d have a good laugh at ourselves. At the same time, I’m exactly the person I always was. And this idea that I went from being wilder or darker to something calm and all grown up is not completely true either. I’m able to be bolder in my life now and make bolder decisions and have greater adventures and take on different types of things certainly more than I did as a kid. So I feel my life has gotten more extreme in many ways, and I look back and see pictures of me and it looks exactly just like me.”

Angelina Jolie on why she decided to do Wanted:

“The reason I wanted to do that film is that I felt it would be good for me to do an action movie because I had been going through some things in my life. I had lost someone in my family and I had a baby and I needed to feel I should get back in the gym and get focused on some aggression [laughs], and I would recommend that to anyone woman who needs that.”

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Part 2

Jolie and being described as a tigress in real life and whether her Kung Fu Panda character was familiar to her:

“You should probably be asking Brad [Pitt] about that [laughs]. I think every woman has an element of a tiger in her [laughs], but I love this character and I love that she didn’t turn out to be a love interest. She’s a soldier and she’s trained and disciplined and focused on Kung Fu. She’s a woman I admire, and I like that.”

On her secret to being a beauty icon:

“Hair and makeup [laughs]. I’d like to think - I’m very happy and I have a very loving family and I think that makes anybody who feels good and feels loved, that does something for you.”

On watching animated movies:

“I’m watching nothing but animated movies now with my children, and it reminds me of being a kid because you get to play, and you so often don’t get to do that in films now, especially if they’re not animated. You have to take yourself a little seriously, but for this you get to jump around and do Kung Fu moves and growl like a tiger. It was good for me.”

On the rumor she’s expecting two little girls:

“No, we don’t know the sex - it’ll be a surprise. Jack [Black] has given away enough of our secrets!”

Angelina Jolie on whether her kids have seen “Kung Fu Panda” and if she is taking time off:

“I haven’t been working and don’t plan to for some time. Shiloh hasn’t seen it, the littlest one, because she wouldn’t be able to sit still, but the others love it. They can’t understand why it’s not on DVD [laughs].”

On whether she’s concerned about the level of violence for the younger kids:

“No. I think there are some parents who keep their kids away from every single bit of violence, but it’s impossible. They’re with me when I watch the news and there are video games we have to monitor, but you have to ask - is the language bad? Is there any blood? Not the violence. The violence - is it part of the story? I’m encouraging my children to do martial arts. I think it’s a great discipline and especially for the boys, it’s good. They’re the older ones in the house and I want them to know how to fight.”

Jolie on the message that you can be your own hero:

“I think it’s one of the most important lessons you can teach a kid, because it’s saying, not this typical idea of a hero but that your own personal best is the best - is as good as you can be and the hardest you can work is the best it can be, and you don’t have to be like somebody else - you don’t have to be better than who you are, just be who you are and that’s the best message for kids.”

Angelina Jolie on the best thing about Brad Pitt being a dad:

“He has a great, great eye to scout houses where we’re going to live. He’s always thinking about the kids and what to feed them for breakfast because for him it’s the most important meal of the day.”

That interview looks like something OK magazine will do.ITS FAKE