Brad & Maddox: Go, Go, Grand Prix!

wow. angie is one hot momma!!!
maddox and papa pitt looks adorable together. i’m loving mad’s sunglasses. :P

8 @ 06/02/2008 at 7:15 am every little boy in this world would want to play with toy guns.

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yes true…however why glorify it and have jewelry made up and wear it, when it’s such a destructive thing and actually kills people. Why are people refugees? because people and governments forced people out of their country or land by force…with guns or the threat of violence.

It just doesn’t go with this image she is trying to promote of a peace loving humanitarian.

pendant @ 06/02/2008 at 7:26 am

8 @ 06/02/2008 at 7:15 am every little boy in this world would want to play with toy guns.

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yes true…however why glorify it and have jewelry made up and wear it, when it’s such a destructive thing and actually kills people. Why are people refugees? because people and governments forced people out of their country or land by force…with guns or the threat of violence.

It just doesn’t go with this image she is trying to promote of a peace loving humanitarian.
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Get the **** over it. Hello idiot, she’s in Wanted a movie about assassin. She used a gun in the movie. She collects knives too

the last paragraph where the writer was talking about the woman and the napkin, he was refferring to the other woman and not angelina, therefore before you start ranting with your senselessness, try to read and understand the article, and not just read between the lines

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2008/jun/02/motogp.motorsports?gusrc=rss&feed=sport

Even Hollywood can’t distract Rossi from his seventh heaven

Brad Pitt watched on as Valentino Rossi’s clinched his seventh straight Italian MotoGP

Rossi claimed his seventh Italian MotoGP victory amid plaudits for his novel helmet. Photograph: Carlo Ferraro/EPA

The presence of Brad Pitt at yesterday’s Italian MotoGP was a shot in the arm, PR-wise, for a sport that has never competed with formula one in terms of celebrity guests and hangers-on. Pitt, who attended the race with his six-year-old son, Maddox, hid under a hat, but he was not so well hidden that the world’s press didn’t notice him. I could also tell you that father and son both wore sunglasses and ear plugs, but you’re not here to read a celeb blog; you’re here to read about the real star of the day, whom not even Pitt could overshadow: Valentino Rossi.

Almost 100,000 Italians turned up at Mugello, a terrific circuit set in the Tuscan hills, to worship at the church of Rossi. They came to see if their hero could win a third grand prix in a row. They came to see if he could win a seventh straight Italian MotoGP - Rossi owns Mugello, like Federer owns Centre Court, or Tiger owns Augusta (although unlike those two, he never loses at his favourite venue). And they came to see for themselves if reports of the Doctor’s decline were exaggerated.

Rossi did not disappoint. He did not quite cruise to victory, as he has before in his home race, but he led for most of it, and there was never much doubt that he had the pace and resolve to keep Casey Stoner (second) and Dani Pedrosa (third) at bay. If the crowd seemed unusually quiet for the majority of the race, it was because they were holding their breath, waiting until the moment when Rossi flashed across the start/finish line for the final time. Only then did they go mad, pouring on to the track in huge numbers, arms aloft, homemade banners held high. Several riders, including Rossi, had to take short-cuts across the grass to avoid the attention of the most exuberant spectators. If the Italian had dared to stop, he would have been mobbed and probably stripped down to his underwear. If one enterprising fan attempted to make a souvenir of Rossi’s Yamaha, clear a perimeter fence, and ride off into the Tuscan sunset, I would not have been surprised. Everyone wanted a piece of the winner, but somehow he made it to the parc fermé intact.

What does this result do for the championship race? Since I last reviewed a MotoGP, after China, Rossi has won two races in a row, and jumped into a 12-point lead at the top of the table. His Yamaha is now working like a dream, an ominous sign for Honda and Ducati, and, even more ominously for the rest of the field, there is talk that Rossi will sign a new contract to stay with the team for another two seasons. That’s great news. MotoGP needs Rossi more than vice versa.

Pedrosa continues to be the most consistent rider of the top quartet, but podiums won’t be enough if he is to overhaul Rossi; the Spaniard has to start winning again. Jorge Lorenzo is now 28 points adrift of Rossi, and there is a feeling that the young sensation is beginning to feel the pace, physically more than mentally. He crashed in practice in China and France, and crashed out during yesterday’s race, a simple rider error for which he has since apologised to his team.

Pedrosa and Lorenzo may be Rossi’s closest challengers, but the Italian won’t have forgotten about Stoner, who lies in fourth, some 46 points off the lead. The reigning champion can still retain his title, but he needs much more help - any help would be nice - from dismal Ducati team-mate Marco Melandri. Stoner is a one-man team, and so far ahead of Melandri, it’s embarrassing.

As for Britain’s James Toseland, he had his best ride of the season to finish sixth, again on an unfamiliar track. He is improving all the time, and moves up to eighth in the table. Toseland fans must now be desperate to see how their man fares at Donington on 22 June, on a track he knows well from his time in Superbikes.

http://www.katc.com/global/story.asp?s=8407943

BP is a part time resident of New Orleans who has filmed a 150 million movie there, supported a major housing project and bought a house in the French Quarters. He has done more than his fair share to help New Orleans. Support the MIR Project.

Nicolas Cage returning to New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS — Brad Pitt did it last year with “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” and now Nicolas Cage will get to enjoy some homecooking, as he becomes the latest part-time New Orleans resident and full-time A-list celeb to sign on for a locally produced film.

“The Bad Lieutenant,” which production company Pressman Films is calling an “update” of the gritty 1992 Harvey Keitel corrupt-cop tale, will come to town for a scheduled 35-day summer shoot, from July 7 through mid-August.

the article is ok,not that bad,but a little tabloid shi*

Get the **** over it. Hello idiot, she’s in Wanted a movie about assassin. She used a gun in the movie. She collects knives too
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everytime I read anything about her and knives and vials of blood and drugs I assume it’s in the past tense. That’s she’s changed and become a humanitarian…so what if she plays an assassin in a movie..that’s make believe not real life. In real life her son draws pictures of machine guns and she get’s them made into jewelry and wears them around her neck. Nuff said.

http://www.sport.es/default.asp?idpublicacio_PK=44&idioma=CAS&idtipusrecurs_PK=7&idnoticia_PK=514817

491 ñññ @ 06/02/2008 at 7:52 am ,You are really lacking reading comprehension skills this morning.I get so sick of certain people and their drama after every interview.

Good morning all!!!!

hello to all bampzs

Thanks for the link to the Vanity Fair article. I have not read it yet, but scanned some of the comments. I am sure it is an interesting read, with some of AJ’s quotes, a lot of the writer’s bias, rumors and myths. At least Mama Angie looks sexy and beautiful in the pictures. Peace to all.

bdj,thanks for articles