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Dear Ted:
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie "will continue their relaysh on their own terms" and "not like they were told." Um, OK. They do realize nobody is actually trying to instruct them on how to run their relationship, right? Given Angie manages to wedge her sexuality into a conversation every chance she gets (even her emotional meltdowns happen when she's in a shower with Brad), this just sounds like more promo on their part. They are such rebels etc., etc. OK guys, we get it! You're hotter and more daring than us and you're happier for it.
—FMH
Dear Brangelina-itis:
Sorry babe, but this is Hollywood so don't be foolish in thinking no one's instructing the duo on how to run their relaysh. They're the hottest couple in Tinseltown and tabloid gold (especially during Oscar season). As for your sexuality claim? Angie was explaining her emotional meltdown while directing In the Land of Blood and Honey, she was hardly flaunting sexual prowess. And while you might keep hatin', we're uber-excited to see the duo rock the red carpet ('cause let's be real, they are hotter than the rest of us).
Read more: http://www.eonline.com/news/the_awful_truth/morning_mail_are_brad_pitt_angelina/288984#ixzz1kTdvYT9D
"Moneyball" the movie continues to surprise and excel. It received six Academy Award nominations Monday,
including four biggies: best picture, lead actor (Brad Pitt),
supporting actor (Jonah Hill), adapted screenplay, film editing and
sound mixing.
It's a shame that Bennett Miller wasn't nominated for directing, and
the real snub was Wally Pfister missing for cinematography, yet it's
still amazing that Hollywood even produced a non-fiction project about a
baseball team that doesn't win the World Series. Not only has
"Moneyball" grossed $75 million, but it's also on the verge of being an
Oscar winner. What are its chances of winning one?
The Bovada sports book in Las Vegas is taking bets on the elite categories (h/t Jimmy Shapiro of Sports Radio Interviews) and they give "Moneyball" 30-to-1 odds to win best picture. It could shock the world — as there isn't a crystal-clear frontrunner — but the only longer shot among the nine nominees is "Tree of Life" at 50-1. Pitt, at 10-to-1 for lead actor, is the third choice after George Clooney and Jean Dujardin. It seems like Clooney's moment.
Morning Mail! Are Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Fooling Us?
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie "will continue their relaysh on their own terms" and "not like they were told." Um, OK. They do realize nobody is actually trying to instruct them on how to run their relationship, right? Given Angie manages to wedge her sexuality into a conversation every chance she gets (even her emotional meltdowns happen when she's in a shower with Brad), this just sounds like more promo on their part. They are such rebels etc., etc. OK guys, we get it! You're hotter and more daring than us and you're happier for it.
—FMH
Dear Brangelina-itis:
Sorry babe, but this is Hollywood so don't be foolish in thinking no one's instructing the duo on how to run their relaysh. They're the hottest couple in Tinseltown and tabloid gold (especially during Oscar season). As for your sexuality claim? Angie was explaining her emotional meltdown while directing In the Land of Blood and Honey, she was hardly flaunting sexual prowess. And while you might keep hatin', we're uber-excited to see the duo rock the red carpet ('cause let's be real, they are hotter than the rest of us).
Read more: http://www.eonline.com/news/the_awful_truth/morning_mail_are_brad_pitt_angelina/288984#ixzz1kTdvYT9D
Jonah Hill gave an understated performance playing Peter Brand in 'Moneyball' and it resulted in an Oscar nomination …
The Bovada sports book in Las Vegas is taking bets on the elite categories (h/t Jimmy Shapiro of Sports Radio Interviews) and they give "Moneyball" 30-to-1 odds to win best picture. It could shock the world — as there isn't a crystal-clear frontrunner — but the only longer shot among the nine nominees is "Tree of Life" at 50-1. Pitt, at 10-to-1 for lead actor, is the third choice after George Clooney and Jean Dujardin. It seems like Clooney's moment.
