Brad & Angelina’s Twins Pictures Sell For $14 Million

God, the haters act like the Jolie-Pitts have just single-handedly ruined the economy by selling their baby photos for money that will go to CHARITY. Laughable!

It’s all quiet at jj land. Where have all the fans gone?

Thanks Jared for the new thread.

Will be at Walmart Monday morning to get the magazine and at Barnes & Nobles to get Hello on Wednesday. Love “Hello”’s large glossy pics. I know “Hello” will sell out quickly due to our store usually do not order that many.

Glad for Angie and Brad. Watched the movie “God Grew Tired of Us” tonight. Can’t wait to see the precious babies!!!!

bermy girl @ 08/01/2008 at 9:08 pm

Hey Jolie Pitt fans!

A special hello to neleh, senior, dina, vickifromtexas, suzy LuckyL and other posters I enjoy. tabitha sorry you’re having a rough day.

14 million - way to go Brad and Angelina!

No other celebs can command that price for baby pics. So glad that the couple that can will channel the $ to help others in need.

Who would have thought that this love story would include twins, a boy and a girl? These two really “joined forces” - in every sense of the words:)
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Good to see your post Bermy Girl ITA I will be getting off now, not to worry the night owls fans will be here :) the haters may be recharging to continue spewing hate throughout the night. Like Neleh said they can’t take away our joy, I will check in the AM to
see if people is already out (usually comes out Friday in NY) What about you subscribers any of you have it yet? (August 11, issue) Have a great night fans. Jared thanks for the updates on our favorite family.
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In the eyes of the law these babies aren’t even legal.
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??? How silly is this statement?

Jaye @ 08/01/2008 at 10:12 pm
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As to that dumba-s-s comment that the twins aren’t legal. They are legal by law. Why? Because the constraints and disabilities with regard to being born illegitimate ( now referred to as out of wed lock under the U.S. Constitution) have been abolished in the U.S. and many other countries. In the U.S. They were considered a violations of the equal-protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution. Making children born out of wedlock illegitimate was mainly for the purpose of inheritance, where the perceived lawful children of a marriage would be the only ones to inherit. You’re in the 21st century now, get a clue.
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Thanks Jaye, I had not seen your post, thanks for addressing that ridiculous statement, its late I was at a complete loss for words :)

P P U T H S n 0 V i l i L
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Your BRAIN is UGLY. You are so green with envy you can’t stand people who are happy about the JPs.

jjj @ 08/01/2008 at 11:09 pm
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You are the disgusting lowlife scum of the earth. What good have you done lately? Did you even donate to any local charity. At least the Jolie-Pitts are doing something to make this a better world. They have a foundation that help poor people and they are very much involved in rebuilding New Orleans. All you do is criticize Angelina and you don’t even know her. Who are you to judge her past at least she was able to turn her life around and become a much better person.

So, what happened to New Orleans? Did they settle down in the south of France because the south of France is in such dire need of new investment? lool What about the contract all journalists were forced to sign before interviewing the ex-dopefiend/husband-stealer? Do these two renege on everything they say AFTER getting all the attention and $$$? Like the oh so humble and poverty-stricken 60 millionnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn dollar mansion loool *pukes*

Jolie-Pitt Foundation Donates $1 Million For Education
Posted Jun 26, 2008 by [Citizen Journalist] Bob Ewing in Education

The Education Partnership for Children of Conflict has announced that the Jolie-Pitt Foundation has made a $1 million contribution to support the education of 8,000 young people. The beneficiaries of the contribution are from both the United States and Iraq and have been impacted (pdf file) by the recent conflict.

The donation will support four organizations who work to help provide education and support to both children who have lost parents, homes, and schooling opportunities in Iraq as well as young people in the United States who are coping with the long deployment, injury, or even the death of a parent serving in the United States Armed Services.

Jolie has visited Iraq twice in the past year.

“These educational support programs for children of conflict are the best way to help them heal,” said Jolie.

“We hope to encourage others to give to these great organizations,” stated Brad Pitt.

Gene Sperling, co-chair of the Education Partnership for Children of Conflict, added, “Education often falls through the cracks for children of conflict, but it is what can be most effective for providing hope about the future for children who have already been through tragedy or trauma.”

For Children in the United States, the Jolie-Pitt Foundation is contributing $500,000 to support:

The Armed Services YMCA Operation Hero Program helps thousands of military children who have been separated from a parent serving in Iraq - and many who have lost a parent - keep their balance in school with tutors, counseling, and support.

Admiral Frank Gallo, National Executive Director of the Armed Services YMCA,
stated, “The contribution from the Jolie-Pitt Foundation is a major boost to our efforts to serve the children of our brave members of the United States Armed Services who are engaged in our current conflict. These new funds will mean that 2500 children who were previously unable to attend Operation Hero can now take part and get the educational support and counseling that they need and deserve.”

New Operation Hero programs will be launched at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina and Fort Sill in Oklahoma; a new Little Heroes program will be started at Camp Pendleton, California – the longest-serving Operation Hero program. The funding will also expand existing programs in four high-deployment areas: Fort Drum, New York; Fort Carson, Colorado; Fort Stewart, Georgia; and Twentynine Palms, California.

For Children of Iraq, the Jolie-Pitt Foundation is contributing a total of $500,000 to support:

· Women for Women International to sponsor 300 Iraqi women and up to 1,200 children. The program
will allow these women to provide their families with basic necessities, pay to send their children to
school, and purchase books and learning supplies.

· The International Rescue Committee to support their school rehabilitation and accelerated learning
programs in 3 schools in Najaf, Iraq benefiting over 2,500 students.

· NineMillion.org/UNHCR to make uniforms, school supplies, and learning materials available to over 2,000 Iraqi children

Sara @ 08/01/2008 at 11:11 pm

Child please stop your infantile tantrums. Brad & Angelina have their fans like any other celebrity. In a world where there is Paris hilton , Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, the Jolie Pitt’s are quite refreshing. They are real movie stars with real lives and living on their own terms. Barack Obama said it best recently. He sums up most of what America is thinking. When McCain mentioned that Mr. Obama was a celebrity like those three no talent women mentioned, Obama’s response was “is that the best he can come up with?” McCain mentoned the bottom of the barrel of Hollywood and all of America agrees. The Jolie Pitt’s run rings around those three and we fans find them very interesting. Go find someone who is interesting.

‘Twas a mighty benevolent year for Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.

Tax records show that the beauteous couple donated more than $8.5 million to various charities in 2006 via their Jolie Pitt Foundation, according to documents obtained by E! News. (View the tax return.)

Although both A-listers are used to not being able to do much without constant media scrutiny, neither appears to be the one who stops the presses when a check is written to a deserving cause. But, of course, all that paper leaves a trail, as discovered by the Huffington Post, which first reported their grand philanthropic total.

The Jolie Pitt Foundation’s inaugural federal filing states that the relatively new organization doled out $8,525,930, in 2006, with Pitt accounting for $4,402,317 and Jolie chipping in the other $4,123,613.

They were able to put that amount together in part because of $2,367,935 in first-year donations. And staff expenses totaled only $27,000, a sum that would probably give most Wall Street CEOs a heart attack.

Organizations that most benefited from Jolie and Pitt’s massive coffers included Doctors Without Borders and the Global AIDS Alliance, which received $1 million apiece.

Other sums included $137,935 to the Namibia Red Cross Action Program, part of their continuing commitment to give back to the African nation where daughter Shiloh was born; $100,000 to the Daniel Pearl Foundation, founded in memory of the slain Wall Street Journal reporter whose widow, Marianne, Jolie portrayed in last year’s A Mighty Heart; $100,000 apiece to Global Green USA and the Epidermolysis Bulloma Medical Research Foundation (the same group Courteney Cox and David Arquette are currently rallying their friends around) ; $20,000 to a Los Angeles art park; and $5,000 each to two orphanages Jolie visited.

And here’s a preview of those 2007 returns: Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation, which benefits the rebuilding process in New Orleans, raised $5 million, and Not On Our Watch, the group he cofounded with George Clooney, Matt Damon, Don Cheadle and producer Jerry Weintraub, has raised more than $9.3 million since it formed in May.

As for 2008… Pitt and Jolie are expecting their second biological child (or perhaps their second and third) together. The couple, who are reportedly villa-hunting in France, are also parents to Maddox, 6; Pax, 4; Zahara, 3; and Shiloh, 22 months.