Team Jolie

Angelina arrives at the prime minister’s house to meet Pakistan’s Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, in Islamabad, Pakistan on Wednesday, Sept. 8, 2010. Jolie who is on Pakistan’s visit to meet flood victims.

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- Meets Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani

UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Angelina visited people displaced by the floods in northwest Pakistan at the Kandaro II Camp in Nowshera, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Jolie visited Pakistan on September 7 to draw world attention towards the plight of 21 million people affected by the country’s worst-ever floods. The UNHCR is providing relief aid including shelter materials to those displaced by the disaster, which has killed 1,760 people.

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- Visits Pakistan

Angelina was seen leaving Heathrow Airport in UK for her upcoming trip to Pakistan. Wearing a brown jacket and sunglasses, the actress looked pretty and had minimal make up. A few days ago she was seen sending over the twins to Culver City where Brad is apparently working.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie returned to New Orleans this weekend to mark the fifth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

Pitt was seen Friday touring homes in New Orleans’ devastated Lower 9th Ward, USMagazine.com reported.

Pitt appeared on NBC Nightly News Friday, recalling his initial reaction to the destruction.

“It was unfathomable. I mean, just — you had no idea that there were families and here,” Pitt said. “It was just wiped clean. Except for the occasional pile up of homes and — on top of homes.”

In 2007, Pitt help establish the Make It Right Project, which so far has built 34 “eco-friendly” homes in the area, with the goal of reaching 150 structures, USMagazine.com said.

Source: Reality TV World

‘The Good Wife’ star Archie Panjabi cemented her status as the year’s breakout television star with her surprise Emmy win in the Best Supporting Drama Actress category.

She beat out heavy hitters like her ‘Good Wife’ co-star Christine Baranski, ‘Mad Men’ nominees Elisabeth Moss and Christina Hendricks and TV veteran Sharon Gless.

“When I started in the business in England, just getting a job was a dream,” she said while accepting the trophy. “And to receive an Emmy now is just beyond my wildest dreams … Working on ‘The Good Wife’ for me is like a dream come true.”

She went on to thank “Angelina,” whom USA Today confirmed to be her ‘Mighty Heart’ co-star Angelina Jolie.

Panjabi won for playing the tough, mysterious investigator Kalinda on ‘The Good Wife’; it’s her first major American TV role. She’s best known for her roles in ‘East Is East’ and ‘Bend It Like Beckham.’

Source: TV Squad

The ‘Salt’ star says her guilty pleasure is to eat red meat and that when she restricted her diet to not include any animal products, it had negative effects on her health.

She said: “I joke that a big juicy steak is my beauty secret. But seriously, I love red meat. I was a vegan for a long time, and it nearly killed me. I found I was not getting enough nutrition.”

The 35-year-old brunette beauty also admits she enjoys seeing her hands “grow older” as it is a sign of how much she has grown up and matured as a mother to six children – Maddox, nine, Pax, six, Zahara, five, Shiloh, four, and two-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne – whom she raises with partner Brad Pitt.

She added: “Happiness is when I look down at my hands and they are washing a baby. I can sort of see my hands grow older and I love it.”

Source: Elites TV

Christopher McQuarrie has been hired by GK Films to adapt the miniseries “Unforgiven,” likely as a star vehicle for Angelina Jolie, reports Deadline.

The original miniseries aired on ITV1 in 2009 and starred Suranne Jones as Ruth Slater, a convict responsible for a double homicide of two police officers who, upon her release from prison 15 years later, is targeted for revenge.

The title Unforgiven was previously used for Clint Eastwood’s 1992 Best Picture winner and it is likely that this project will find an alternate title (though the slight variation The Unforgiven had, before that, been used for a 1960 John Huston film).

McQuarrie, best known for his screenplays to The Usual Suspects and Valkyrie, also wrote and directed 2000′s The Way of the Gun. His next project (now complete, according to the article) is the sequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

Source: Coming Soon.Net