Angelina Jolie dons a facemask as she arrives with her kids on a private jet in Burbank after a short trip
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- Published on Saturday, 25 July 2020 11:02
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She is known for flying under the radar. And Angelina Jolie seemed to get in a short trip with her kids as she arrived back home to Los Angeles on Thursday. The 45-year-old actress opted for a comfortable and chic look as she donned a black maxi dress as she walked off the private jet in Burbank. The Oscar winner wore a black flowing maxi dress with a think black sweater over top. She teamed it with yellow slide-on sandals and a black handbag she carried. Most of Angelina's famous face was covered in a grey cotton reusable face mask, amid the coronavirus pandemic, and round metal frame sunglasses.Her hair was kept out of her face as she tied it back in a loose and large bun style. The mother-of-six was joined by her daughters Zahara, 15, and Vivienne, 12, and her son John, 14. Vivienne, a twin to Knox, looked casual in a bright yellow tee, blue denim jeans and black Toms, as she followed her mom off the plane. While John (formerly known as Shiloh) was equally as casual to his sister, in a plain white tee, black pants and a black backpack. He also matched his mom in a yellow reusable face mask while Vivienne went without a covering.She was last spotted running errands with Vivienne in Los Angeles on Monday, so it appears the groups trip was short lived. Angelina is also mother to Maddox, 18 and Pax, 16, she shares all of her children, adopted and biological with ex-husband Brad Pitt. The pair famously fell in love on the set of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, while Pitt was still married to Jennifer Aniston. After years of dating, they got married in 2014, before their shock split in 2016. Since then they have battled legally over custody and finances, with Angelina reportedly demanding more money than Brad wanted to give. Nevertheless, Brad has been seen multiple times at Angelina's mansion in Los Feliz, possibly signaling that their equation with each other is improving.A source recently told People that the couple are 'in a better place' in terms of co-parenting the children after their custody battle.'It’s taken them a long time, with a lot of family therapy, to get to this point. The younger kids go back and forth between their houses, and Brad loves spending as much time with them as possible. He seems much happier,' said the insider.'Brad's kids are the most important thing to him. He tells his friends he learns so much about life from his own children,' a source also told Entertainment Tonight at the end of May.The Once Upon A Time in Hollywood star's marriage to Angelina was officially declared over in April 2019 and it was reported that the relationship was 'the best it's been since their split'.A source said at the time: 'Brad and Angelina have come a long way.'
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Angelina Jolie and daughter Vivienne, 12, wear masks as they pick up a dog carrier filled with toys in Los Angeles
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- Published on Thursday, 23 July 2020 06:17
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Angelina Jolie slipped her slender frame into a black maxi dress as she ran errands in Los Angeles on Monday. Keeping in line with the city-wide mask mandate, the 45-year-old Oscar winner and her 12-year-old daughter, Vivienne, wore facial coverings and rubber gloves. While soaking up some quality time with her youngest, the mother-of-six held onto a newly purchased pet carrier, which was filled with dog toys, and appeared at ease. The Maleficent actress, who shares her little girl with ex-husband Brad Pitt, looked effortlessly chic, as she paraded in an all-black ensemble and a chic pair of aviator sunglasses.Like her daughter, the movie star kept her tresses pulled back into a sleek ponytail. Vivienne, who previously joined her mom on a run to the pet store without any of her siblings earlier this month, donned a light grey t-shirt, with a centaur graphic, and a pair of black shorts.Jolie and Pitt also share children Maddox, 18; Pax, 16; Zahara, 15; Shiloh, 14; and Vivienne's twin brother Knox, 11. The pair famously fell in love on the set of Mr. & Mrs. Smith, while Pitt was still married to Jennifer Aniston. After years of dating, they got married in 2014, before their shock split in 2016. Since then they have battled legally over custody and finances, with Angelina reportedly demanding more money than Brad wanted to give. Nevertheless, Brad has been seen multiple times at Angelina's mansion in Los Feliz, possibly signaling that their equation with each other is improving.A source recently told People that the couple are 'in a better place' in terms of co-parenting the children after their custody battle.'It’s taken them a long time, with a lot of family therapy, to get to this point. The younger kids go back and forth between their houses, and Brad loves spending as much time with them as possible. He seems much happier,' said the insider.'Brad's kids are the most important thing to him. He tells his friends he learns so much about life from his own children,' a source also told Entertainment Tonight at the end of May.The Once Upon A Time in Hollywood star's marriage to Angelina was officially declared over in April 2019 and it was reported that the relationship was 'the best it's been since their split'.A source said at the time: 'Brad and Angelina have come a long way.'
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Angelina Jolie looks ethereal in flowing cream dress as she steps out for lunch with son Pax, 16, in Los Angeles
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- Published on Wednesday, 15 July 2020 17:28
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Angelina Jolie looked stylish as ever when she stepped out with her son Pax, 16, in Los Angeles this week.The 45-year-old movie star and her son both took the precaution of wearing face masks during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.For her latest outing Angelina wore a cream outfit reminiscent of Daisy Ridley's look as Rey in the newest Star Wars trilogy.Angelina's ensemble featured flowing robe-like sleeves as well as a wide brown leather belt, and she slung a shawl over one arm.Her outings come amid news her and Brad Pitt's divorce proceedings are allegedly being held up because of the pandemic. Angelina filed for divorce nearly four years ago but the work of getting it finalized has reportedly been impeded by the impact of lockdowns.'Brad is seeing the kids but everything involved in their process of resolving legal matters between Angelina and Brad, including the courts, is slowed down because of COVID,' dished an Us Weekly insider.'With the pandemic, it has been hard for everyone, including them. The legal process is slowed because of that. They are continuing regular visits but there has not been a lot of progress in terms of resolving anything.' Angelina and Brad share six children together - Maddox, 18, Pax, 16, Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 14, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 11.Over the past few weeks Brad has been glimpsed twice at Angelina's mansion in Los Feliz possibly signaling that their equation with each other was improving.A source told People this week that the couple are 'in a better place' in terms of co-parenting the children after their custody battle.'It’s taken them a long time, with a lot of family therapy, to get to this point. The younger kids go back and forth between their houses, and Brad loves spending as much time with them as possible. He seems much happier,' said the insider.Although they got together in 2005 they waited until 2014 to get married, only for Angelina to file for divorce in September 2016.Since then they have battled legally over custody and finances, with Angelina reportedly demanding more money than Brad wanted to give.Living arrangements also became a sticking point as Brad was allegedly preventing Angelina from moving out of the country with their children.'I would love to live abroad and will do so as soon as my children are 18,' she told Harper's Bazaar late last year for their December/January issue. 'Right now I’m having to base where their father chooses to live.'Brad has confessed to having been an alcoholic before Angelina left him but he has since gotten sober, and last year a judge granted him more time with the children.
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Angelina Jolie calls for action to get children back to school: 'Classrooms offer protection, or at least a reprieve, from violence'
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- Published on Monday, 13 July 2020 16:54
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Angelina Jolie is to warn that children around the world left without schooling during the coronavirus crisis may never set foot in a classroom again unless action is taken.The actress and humanitarian will call for practical assistance to ensure access to continuity of education for young people worldwide at a high-level virtual event on refugee education.'For millions of children and youth, schools are a lifeline of opportunity as well as a shield. Classrooms offer protection — or at least a reprieve — from violence, exploitation and other difficult circumstances,' she will tell a Unesco and UNHCR round-table event on Monday.Without urgent practical assistance, some of the children left without schooling worldwide due to the coronavirus may never set foot in a classroom again. 'We must find ways to try to ensure access to continuity of education for young people across the world.'Ensuring education for refugee children is something we can make happen, if we all come together.'Jolie is a special envoy for UNHCR – the United Nations refugee agency.The Prime Minister's special envoy for girls' education, Baroness Sugg, will announce £5.3 million of new UK aid to support the salaries of more than 5,500 teachers in 10 of the world's poorest refugee-hosting countries at the event.It is hoped the support will help at least 300,000 vulnerable refugee children continue their education.Around 1.5 billion children in more than 150 countries are out of school, compared to around 260 million worldwide before the coronavirus crisis.International Development Minister Baroness Sugg will say: 'Education must be prioritised in the global recovery from coronavirus. This epidemic is not just a health crisis, it is an education crisis, especially for refugee children.'Without school and an education they will be unable to rebuild their lives and achieve their full potential.'Supporting every child's right to 12 years of quality education is one of the best investments the UK can make to end the cycle of displacement, poverty and conflict, as we recover from coronavirus. We urge our partners to match our ambition.'Meanwhile, her divorce proceedings from Brad Pitt are allegedly being held up because of the coronavirus pandemic.Angelina, 45, filed for divorce nearly four years ago but the work of getting it finalized has reportedly been impeded by the impact of lockdowns.'Brad is seeing the kids but everything involved in their process of resolving legal matters between Angelina and Brad, including the courts, is slowed down because of COVID,' dished an Us Weekly insider.'With the pandemic, it has been hard for everyone, including them. The legal process is slowed because of that. They are continuing regular visits but there has not been a lot of progress in terms of resolving anything.' Angelina and Brad share six children together - Maddox, 18, Pax, 16, Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 14, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 11.Over the past two weeks Brad has been seen twice at Angelina's mansion in Los Feliz possibly signaling that their equation with each other was improving.A source told People this week that the couple are 'in a better place' in terms of co-parenting the children after their custody battle.'It’s taken them a long time, with a lot of family therapy, to get to this point. The younger kids go back and forth between their houses, and Brad loves spending as much time with them as possible. He seems much happier,' said the insider.Although they got together in 2005 they waited until 2014 to get married, only for Angelina to file for divorce in September 2016.Since then they have battled legally over custody and finances, with Angelina reportedly demanding more money than Brad wanted to give.Living arrangements also became a sticking point as Brad was allegedly preventing Angelina from moving out of the country with their children.'I would love to live abroad and will do so as soon as my children are 18,' she told Harper's Bazaar late last year for their December/January issue. 'Right now I’m having to base where their father chooses to live.'Brad has confessed to having been an alcoholic before Angelina left him but he has since gotten sober, and last year a judge granted him more time with the children.
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Exclusive video: Angelina Jolie shares a moving message to mark 25th anniversary of Srebrenica massacre
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- Published on Monday, 13 July 2020 05:34
- Written by Harper's Bazaar
'Your generation can resist this, and it already is. This gives me hope." This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of the Srebrenica massacre; the genocide of over 8,000 Bosniaks around the town of Srebrenica during the Bosnian War in July 1995.In memory of those who lost their lives - primarily boys and men - and the loved ones left behind, Angelina Jolie has recorded a moving message of hope for the young people who live in the region."I’m thinking today of the mothers of Srebrenica, and all the other survivors, whose husbands, brothers, sons were murdered in the genocide 25 years ago," she says. "I think too of the victims, in particular the children, who were denied the chance to live and love and have families of their own. It is a loss beyond words." Jolie, who is an honorary citizen of Sarajevo and a recipient of the Heart of Sarajevo award - presented to her for "active engagement in the complexities of the real world" back in 2011 - goes on to say that she wants to address the young people who live in the region and beyond. "You were not born when the Srebrenica massacre happened. You might wonder what it has to do with you. But the kind of hatred that led to Srebrenica still exists, as you know," she says."It lives on wherever people find excuses to single out others and deny them their rights as equal human beings. You may know this better than me."Srebrenica was a crime that did not happen overnight. It could have been prevented, even down to the last few hours." She finishes her message by calling for those listening to reject discrimination and propaganda, and to share a vision of a world based on equal rights."Your generation can resist this, and it already is. This gives me hope," she says."That is the best way we can honour the families we remember today; and the victims of persecution everywhere, with whom we can be proud to stand." Jolie chose the Bosnian War as the setting for her first film as a director, In the Land of Blood and Honey, which was released in December 2011.She has also visited Bosnia as a goodwill ambassador for the UN's refugee agency UNHCR and has funded the construction of several houses for returnees in eastern Bosnia.Watch her video message in full, above.
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source : Harper's Bazaar
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