Brad Pitt is Officially an Inglorious Bastard

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Soul singer and musician Isaac Hayes has died, according to Memphis TV station WMC-TV. He was 65.

The station’s Web site attributes the report to Shelby County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Steve Shular, saying a sheriff’s deputy was called to Hayes’ home after the singer’s wife found him on the floor near a treadmill.

WMC-TV goes on to say Hayes was taken to Baptist East Hospital in Memphis, where he was pronounced dead at 2:08am. An investigation into the death is continuing, the station says.
Hayes was also known to millions as the voice of soulful cafeteria worker Chef on the animated “South Park.” He left the show in 2006 after a dispute over the show’s treatment of Scientology. Hayes had been a Scientologist since the mid 1990s

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26125699/

DADBRAD has enough money to buy you with all your family with one penny of his meney,lmao. don’t worry about him or angie.angie has enough money,she is not clingy like someone,the horse face to have a prenup. she doesn’t need his money. but until they break up,please hold your breath until you become blue.lmao

# 525 Sheri @ 08/10/2008 at 4:23 pm This is so sad, these were still relatively young men. 65 is the new 55! Kind of reminds you to live every day to the fullest. We are guaranteed nothing! Even with all the sad news, I do hope your enjoying your Sunday.

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You are so right about living life to the fullest.I think in life we regret the things we DIDN’T do, more than the things that we did do.Time waits for no one!

Yes,I am having a nice Sunday.Remember everyone,misery ejoys company.Ignore the trolls!

Hiya Sheri… such sad news.. yes it makes you reflect..

Here is a picture of young nastassja kinski. She is gorgeous.
http://www.gazillionmovies.com/Actor/N/Na/Pictures/nastassja-kinski.jpg

the real lou @ 08/10/2008 at 4:35 pm
You are so right about living life to the fullest.I think in life we regret the things we DIDN’T do, more than the things that we did do.Time waits for no one! Yes,I am having a nice Sunday.Remember everyone,misery ejoys company.Ignore the trolls!
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Time waits for no one! That goes in my book of words to live by! Thank you. Too many say I’ll do that down the road, maybe next year. We may not have that. One of the reasons I appreciate the JP’s so much is they are so very in the present, doing what makes their family happy and gives them joy in life without hurting others. Which brings me to my new troll rule, don’t know if you noticed..:lol: one reply then I go do something else, so as not to get into a protracted argument with a person who has nothing better to do than suck the joy out of others fun time and bash a family that does no harm! Glad your enjoying you Sunday, it’s my favorite day…

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Hi Jolie Pitt fans.

Very sad about Bernie Mac and Isaac Hayes.

In the special issue People magazine, Mac’s rep said he was responding well to treatment and would be released soon.It must have been a terrible shock for his family.

Isaac Hayes was the man back in the 70’s. He was a true artist.His sound was well composed, soulful and spoke to the feelings of that time.

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This is from the Huffington Post today. I don’t think it has been posted yet. Peace.

August 10, 2008
Angelina Jolie’s Endorsement
It may seem as if most entertainment industry figures are aligning with Barack Obama and just a few with John McCain, but there are still a handful of famous names who are still on the fence. And both campaigns are well aware of one star who stands out among the undecideds: Angelina Jolie.

Both campaigns have reached out to her, apparently to court her support. But in a statement to Variety provided by political adviser Trevor Neilson, Jolie says that she is waiting to make up her mind.

“I have not decided on a candidate,” Jolie says, “I am waiting to see the commitments they will make on issues like international justice, refugees and how to address the needs of children in crisis around the world.”

Unlike many other celebrity endorsements, Jolie’s carries the weight and influence of her extensive humanitarian work around the world, as the goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. Her statement was an indication that she would be open to choosing a candidate.

That was in evidence earlier this year after her trip to Iraq, when she wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post, “Staying to Help in Iraq,” in which she argued that the U.S. should step up financial and material assistance to Iraq — not withdraw from its commitment in the region.

She wrote, “My visit left me even more deeply convinced that we not only have a moral obligation to help displaced Iraqi families, but also a serious, long-term, national security interest in ending this crisis.

“Today’s humanitarian crisis in Iraq — and the potential consequences for our national security — are great. Can the United States afford to gamble that 4 million or more poor and displaced people, in the heart of Middle East, won’t explode in violent desperation, sending the whole region into further disorder?”

“What we cannot afford, in my view, is to squander the progress that has been made.”

She did, however, “call on each of the presidential candidates and congressional leaders to announce a comprehensive refugee plan with a specific timeline and budget as part of their Iraq strategy.”

Her call for a continued U.S. presence left some conservative blogs buzzing that Jolie may in fact endorse McCain — after some had just assumed that she would back Obama.

Jolie has said very little about the presidential race since.

In June, when Entertainment Weekly asked her whether she talked politics with Clint Eastwood, a longtime Republican, on the set of the upcoming movie, “The Changeling,” she said, “Actually, we don’t disagree as much as you’d think. I think people assume I’m a Democrat. But I’m registered independent and I’m still undecided. So I’m looking at McCain as well as Obama.”

Jolie’s father, Jon Voight, has endorsed McCain and recently wrote an op-ed for the Washington Times highly critical of Obama.

Posted by Ted Johnson on August 10, 2008 at 11:02 AM in Races | Permalink

a fan . There are racist all over the globe, not just the US. Every nation has them.

# 478 an oldie @ 08/10/2008 at 10:43 am

# 475 piper, with a low @ 08/10/2008 at 10:14 am
Weinstein films since they established The Weinstein Company:

Derailed (2005) (The studio’s first release)
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This explains why Weinstein was quoted in People, prior to the movie release, as saying that JA is in the league of actresses like Gwen Paltrow, Hillary Swank, Halle Berry, and NK. (And no mention, mind you, of AJ, like to say she doesn’t belong in that selective list). When I read that I had to raise my eye brows so much it saved me from a face lift which is still good to this day. HW should be banned from making any talent list. LOL.

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ROTFLMAO. Are you kidding me? Harvey Weinstein actually said that about X? He put her in the same category as FOUR OSCAR winners? Fat and stupid. That’s Harvey. If you ever needed proof that some people will say or do anything for a buck…then this is it.

# 542 dina #1 @ 08/10/2008 at 5:29 pm

Thanks dina #1 for posting, good for Angie and like Angie I haven’t decided on who I am going to support in this election either. I really don’t get some of their views or what they stand for, way to much flip flopping on both sides, but still have a few months to decide though, so maybe one candidate views would become clearer.

JMO