Brad Pitt And Angelina Jolie Seen At Recording Studio With Coldplay Artist Chris Martin
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- Published on Wednesday, 01 July 2015 03:46
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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are making music with Chris Martin.The supercouple and the Coldplay frontman were seen entering a recording studio in London on Saturday, presumably to record tracks for an upcoming movie. Martin previously helmed the song "Miracles" for Jolie's "Unbroken."Martin, in an interview with Vulture last year, recalled first meeting Jolie and Pitt. "I got a message that said, 'Meet in this undisclosed location. You'll be blindfolded and picked up by seven ex-Navy SEALs,'" he said. "So they kidnapped me, hit me over the head, and sprayed me with Mace. When I woke up, I was in an office, and Brad Pitt was doing push-ups as Angelina Jolie was just sitting there with her crown on. There was also a guy holding a knife to my throat, and she said, 'Write me a song, or else.' And Brad Pitt said, 'Yeah. What she said.'"Jolie recently returned from a visit to Namibia, where she hung out with President Hage Geingob and conservationist N/a'an Ku Se."It is an honour for our family to be able to support N/a'an Ku Se's mission to conserve the land, cultures and wildlife of Namibia and to rescue threatened species," Jolie said in a statement, according to The Namibian. "I look forward to working even more closely with [conservationists] Marlice and Rudie in the years to come, and with the government of Namibia, to build on the success and effectiveness of this project which hold many inspiring lessons for conservation around the world." A week prior to her Namibian excursion, Jolie spoke at an African Union Summit in Johannesburg, where she called upon the world to take a stand against the "global epidemic of violence against women." "Women and girls are bearing the brunt of extremists that revel in treating them barbarically," she said. "This is inextricably linked to our overall failure to prevent and end conflicts worldwide, which is causing human suffering on an unprecedented level ... We need policies for long-term security that are designed by women, focused on women, executed by women. Not at the expense of men, or instead of men, but alongside and with men."
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