Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to get matching wedding vow tattoos
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- Published on Wednesday, 13 March 2013 20:33
- Written by DNA India
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have are set to ink their wedding vows on their bodies permanently, it has been revealed.The Hollywood couple got engaged last year and have kept fans guessing about the details of their big day.According to new reports, the Moneyball star has picked up a marriage licence, which stipulated the pair must wed within 90 days.Late last year, it was claimed the pair wanted to get matching tattoos to mark their union, but couldn’t agree on the design.It’s now been suggested the plan is going ahead, with the couple thrilled with the pattern they have come up with, the Herald Sun reported.“Brad and Ange plan to have the tattoos done by a local French artist,” an insider told the British edition of Grazia magazine.They’ve designed a special motif that includes some of their vows and their children’s names entwined in leaves, which will be in their own handwriting, the source added.It’s believed that the pair will marry in Los Angeles but will hold a blessing at their home in France, which they will view as their real wedding.
Brad and Angelina Jolie create their own zoo
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- Published on Tuesday, 26 March 2013 11:14
- Written by Hello Magazine
Brad Pitt has reportedly built a petting zoo for his kids to enjoy at home.The Tree Of Life star - who has six children with fiancée Angelina Jolie - has filled the grounds of his chateau in France with goats, llamas, geese, ducks, bantam chickens, emus and lop-eared rabbits, according to The Sun.A source said: "Brad thinks it is good for them to learn to look after other living creatures." The insider claimed the couple's oldest sons Maddox, 11, and Pax, eight, are fans of safaris and had asked for more exotic creatures like lions, tigers and crocodiles.But Brad got them a mini farm that all the kids, including Zahara, seven, Shiloh, six, and four-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne can enjoy as well.The animals are apparently all kept in a penned-off area at the chateau in Provence, with huts to live in.
Maddox Jolie-Pitt, 11, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's Oldest Son, Looks All Grow
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- Published on Monday, 11 March 2013 15:59
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Growth spurt alert! Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's oldest son, Maddox Jolie-Pitt, stepped out with younger brother Pax in Woodland Hills, Calif. on Saturday, March 9 looking all grown-up.A noticeably taller and lankier Maddox, 11, wore a baggy white T-shirt, black sweatpants and sneakers on his lunch outing with Pax, 9, and a bodyguard. The spunky youngster also showed off trademark blonde streaks in his stylish partially-buzzed haircut.Little brother Pax, meanwhile, wore a Nirvana shirt and shorts and kept close by Maddox's side.Jolie, 37, adopted Maddox from Phnom Penh, Cambodia, in 2002. She is also the adoptive mother of Pax, from Vietnam and Zahara, 8, from Ethiopia, as well as the biological mother of Shiloh, 6, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 4, with longtime partner Pitt, 49.Last December, the Maleficient star admitted in an interview that she may have to scale back on her Hollywood projects as her kids get older.I think I'm going to have to give up acting as the kids hit the teenage years," she told Britain's Channel 4 News, explaining that there would be "too much to manage at home." "I've enjoyed being an actress," she continued. "And I am so grateful to the job. I've had great experiences, and I have even been able to tell stories and be a part of stories that mattered. …It's a really lucky profession to be a part of. But if it went away tomorrow, I would be very happy to be home with my children."
Are Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Set To Wed On The Same Day As Jennifer Aniston And Justin?
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- Published on Tuesday, 12 March 2013 12:11
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There could be some serious invitation battles as Brangelina receive marriage license.Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie seem to be headed down the aisle very soon and could even clash with that of Brad's ex Jennifer Aniston's wedding to her fiance Justin Theroux.Brad has apparently recently gained a marriage license which states that they must marry in 90 days. The tight timeline and the rumours that the couple are keen to marry in France has left people more sure than ever that they are set to wed in May after Cannes.“Brad and Angelina left themselves short of time to sort out their wedding because of the license deadline. A few months is nothing when you’re planning a wedding — especially one as major as theirs," a source told The Sun.“Everything points to them getting married in May just after the Cannes Film Festival ends, because they’ve got their hearts set on tying the knot in France.” Unfortunately the timing of this could cause some serious issues with ex-wife Jennifer Aniston, who's marriage to Brad ended after he had an affair with Angelina. If the dates were to overlap at all there would undoubtedly be competition over guests and the lavish ceremonies.Jen have even apparently considered attending her ex-husbands wedding. “All that goodwill would go out the window if Brad’s wedding date comes close to hers. Jennifer will see it as an attempt to upstage her and there will be a battle over Hollywood guests," added the source.“She knows they will be judged on who had the better wedding by pulling in the biggest stars.”Jen and Justin are said to have already have all sorts of plans ticked off for their nuptials, including rings and the dress.While Brangelina have been spotted in France sorting out renovations on their £35 million Chateau. They are also apparently planning on having Shetland ponies! Come on Brad - it would have been worth checking the dates before you got that license!
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s Debut Wine Sells Out Within Hours,
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- Published on Friday, 08 March 2013 19:47
- Written by Vanity Fair
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s Debut Wine Sells Out Within Hours, Receives First Tasting Review.If you forgot to check your celebrity-wine-release calendar on Wednesday, some disappointing news: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s new-old rosé, Miraval, debuted online yesterday, and within five hours, all 6,000 bottles had sold out. (For comparison’s sake: while Miraval is slightly less popular than Taylor Swift–concert tickets, it is as popular as Book of Mormon tickets in Denver.) The wine, which is produced on the couple’s 1,000-acre estate in Southern France, was previously released by the property’s original owners under the name “Pink Floyd,” after the iconic band that recorded The Wall in Miraval’s recording studio. Although the idea of celebrities releasing wine sounds a little iffy—akin to something a Pinot Grigio–loving cast member of The Real Housewives might do after Season One—the endeavor seems legitimate. Pitt and Jolie teamed with Famille Perrin, which owns Château Beaucastel, a winery famous for its Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and actively participated in the wine-making process by attending rosé-blending sessions, switching to steel tanks, and helping to develop a new shape and label for the bottle. And as of yet, neither has shamelessly plugged the brand on Twitter or an Andy Cohen–moderated reunion special.Since we can no longer purchase Miraval (or, as our budget and restraining orders suggest, visit the estate), we must live vicariously through the select few who have already sampled the celebrity rosé. Such as Thierry Desseauve, the first wine critic in the world to taste Miraval, who tells Reuters: This one was very fresh, very fruity, very exuberant on the aroma side, but also round, supple and fresh and energetic so for my standard of tasting wine, it was a very good wine. I gave it a 91 point out of a one hundred scale. . . It was also a good vineyard for years and maybe for more than one century so it was possible to do a good wine, to do a better wine than before because the owners before weren’t very focussed on wine producing.So it earned an A on its first effort. Congratulations, to the Perrins and Pitt-Jolies. And for the rest of us who were not lucky enough to get in on the $140/case first sale, we will have to wait until summer, when the wine-makers are expected to introduce their sophomore effort, a white wine. Salut!