Angelina Jolie — Trench Coat Kill

Hmmm. After reading all the comments on this thread, I now realise to take all criticisms of Jennifer Aniston with a grain of salt. There is no logic to any of it. Being a fan of Angelina Jolie is a bit like believing in God, it seems.

Laurel @ 10/04/2008 at 12:42 pm
Whatever works for ya. However, I suggest whining and supporting Poor Jen in her thread. It kind of defeats the purpose to park in a BP and AJ thread. Just a suggestion. Peace to ya.

Your all pathetic. Especially neer. Oh yeah i’m a “troll”. Shut up. Your the ones that look like one.

Any fans going to the premiere,I would love to see her but I’m to far away.I hope a lot of fans turn up and report back to us.

@ bdj
Are you saying that being an AJ fan and a JA fan are mutually exclusive?

……”thank you so much miss lovely neer for all the quotes”
oh well,let me do some for maniston!
…..she was dump by anjies other half.(coaxcain)
…..a very expensive woman but, still ugly.(kristin hann)
….like to wear a tiny bikini to get attention.(shery crawl)
……was urinated by mayer(john m.)aaarrrrgghhhhh!

ignore troll @ 10/04/2008 at 10:00 am
126 pictures from the press conference
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OMG, those photos are gorgeous! Thanks so much for posting the link.

For anybody who missed the photos of Angie at the press conference yesterday, go here now:

http://www.rexfeatures.com/live/2008/10/02/‘changeling’_press_conference,_new_york,_america

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/features/20081003-9999-1c03outtakem.html

Check out Burn After Reading if you have not seen it this Weekend. Back to goggling, psychobabble gets old.

Funniest, most: Frosted-haired Brad Pitt, a blast as a thick-headed health club trainer who gets in over his head with the CIA, “Burn After Reading.”

Melissa @ 10/04/2008 at 7:32 am
#453, you are correct I am a Jennifer or loonifer fan, whatever you want to call me
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What I really want to call you is an idiot, but I don’t want to rub more salt into your open wounds. Face it, honey, your “gorgeous, classy” idol is a loser, personally and professionally. Her career is in the toilet, she can’t keep a relationship to save her life, she hates her own family and even her friends have started deserting her. Ever see her with the Cox-Arquettes any more? The poor woman has nothing left but a few demented fans and a bunch of memories.

oops sorry “Coen” Brothers.

Its Fall, Its NYC and its Angelina Jolie in a trench coat.. Fantastic..

She is looking good, the added weight is looking perfect on her.. She needed it.. I predict a dress similar in style to the one she wore to the GG last year.. (the gray one).. My prediction for tonight - plum gown in chiffon with a long flowy hairdo.. and Brad will be there..

please seek help, i feel bad for this woman being spoken about so obssessively by complete strangers…what you are doing is not normal, its a real psychiatric disorder!
i hope those of you who need help find it before ms.jolie or her family is put in danger by a crazed fan…very disturbing , Jared why do you encourage this behaviour?
why do i keep commenting? because its shocking to read such things and i can only hope that those who need help get it for this unhealthy fixation

Jolie is also brains and not just beauty/talent:
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Actress Angelina Jolie, an Oscar winner, has been nominated to join the Council on Foreign Relations, an elite uptown club of policy mavens.

If approved, the star of “Tomb Raider” will join the likes of Alexander Haig, Brent Scowcroft, and Henry Kissinger at the august organization, which may be loosening its straight-laced image a tiny bit.

The brunette bombshell will add star power to a group more used to hushed halls and high-brow discussion in mahogany-paneled drawing rooms than Hollywood red carpets and velvet ropes.

To be sure, Warren Beatty, Michael Douglas, and Ron Silver are already among the group’s members, who are drawn from the echelons of business and public sectors, law government, journalism, nonprofit, and the academy. But no actresses appear among the roster of more than 4,000 members, though Glenn Close has attended briefings.

“Will members stare? You bet,” the founder of Public Affairs Books, Peter Osnos, said. He said the definition of the establishment has clearly changed. There were many ways to qualify for the Council, and being a humanitarian was certainly one of them.

Ms. Jolie grew aware of refugee crises while filming in Cambodia and has since visited more than 20 countries as a goodwill ambassador for the U.N. High Commissioner of Refugees. A member of the council, Noel Lateef, said Ms. Jolie is someone who has a demonstrated interest in international affairs.

What might she wear at the council, whose dress code requires “business attire?” Perhaps the traditional suit she wore in an advertisement for the fashion label St. John. She may not show too many of her tattoos, though the one that reads “know your rights” could relate to policy.

Describing two layouts in Vogue, the senior features editor at Style.com, Laird Borrelli, said Ms. Jolie wore off-the-shoulder, flowing dresses that were “Grecian” and “goddess-y.”

“She has a certain panache,” Mr. Lateef, who is also the president of the Foreign Policy Association, said. “There’s no doubt she will add to the glitter of the events.” Newsweek’s editor, Jon Meacham, concurred: “I think it is safe to say that Ms. Jolie would indeed add a certain élan to meetings – though multilateralism has its own kind of sex appeal.”

“Angelina gets along with everybody,” the deputy head of public information for UNHCR, Jennifer Pagonis, said.

In addition to policy papers and ambassadorial addresses, the council occasionally shows documentaries with a foreign policy content. Ms. Jolie herself made a documentary about western Kenya with a Columbia professor and council member, Jeffrey Sachs.

Mr. Holtzman, who works for the firm Brown Lloyd James, said it was natural for the council to consider someone like Ms. Jolie. He said culture has become a major force in international affairs. A Newsweek senior editor, Jonathan Alter, said she is as qualified as, or more so, as other term members — many are bankers and lawyers with less actual experience overseas than she possesses.