DRESSED in a stunning silver evening gown, ANGELINA JOLIE looks over a square in the world’s most romantic city as JOHNNY DEPP approaches from behind.
But BRAD PITT has nothing to worry about – the two stars are in Venice filming their new movie, The Tourist.
They were spotted on the balcony, looking over the stunning Palazzo Pisani-Moretta as The Changeling star blew a kiss and waved to the crowd below.
Angelina has brought the whole family, including all six children, with her to the Italian city.
The Brangelinas are staying at a 16th century palace with marble floors, a stunning courtyard garden and space for 140 people.
The Tourist is the story of a broken-hearted traveler, played by Johnny, who is seduced by a ruthless Interpol agent looking to flush out a criminal she once had an affair with.
Surprisingly, the film marks the first time the paths of two of Hollywood’s biggest stars have crossed.
“I had never met Angelina before, but I found her to be a real treat, I mean a real doll,” said Johnny on a recent visit to London.
“She is a nice woman, serious about what she does and loves her man and loves her kids. I was very impressed.”
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Parenting worries lead to a new love pact for the on/off couple
Pictures of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie last week in Paris and Venice show, the pair are working hard to patch up their differences.
They’ve realised that focusing so much on each other has left their six children paying the price, so the couple have decided to put them first.
‘They’re staying together as a family and have vowed to work out their problems,’ a source says. ‘No matter how much they fight, they agree on one thing: they adore their kids and will do anything in their power to ensure they have happy lives.’
Brad and Angie know that starts with the parents, so they recently outlined a plan that would help them function as a couple.
So far, it seems to be working. It includes backing each other’s careers, not fighting in front of the kids and making more of an effort with each other’s families. Read the rest of this entry →

Oscar winner Angelina Jolie may star in the screen adaptation of Ron Rash’s chilling tale of greed, ambition, lust and corruption portraying an avaricious woman who can never give birth to children.
According to Splash news, the full-lipped beauty who was last seen in her 2008 release Changeling which won her a Oscar nod is in heavy duty discussions with Darren Aronofsky, the Golden Globe winning director and producer of the drama movie The Wrestler to make a movie of the 2008 tragic novel reminiscent of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Serena: A Novel written by American author Ron Rash.
The 34 year old doting mother of six children, three of whom she adopted, Angelina will play the role of the ruthless Serena who discovers that she can never have any biological children of her own, a character similar to that of Lady Macbeth. Read the rest of this entry →

Other red-carpet favorites are Penélope Cruz and Halle Berry, fashion heavyweights tell MTV News.
The Oscars are only a few days away, and Hollywood’s A-list stars are most likely sitting around with designers, stylists and publicists trying to figure out the right look to grace the red carpet on Sunday. While there are always a handful of celebrities who will make the worst-dressed list, there are also those presenters, nominees and awards-show attendees who totally get it right for Hollywood’s most prestigious night.

Funky New York designer Richie Rich named a few red-carpet all-stars who he thinks always dazzle when they hit the Academy Awards red carpet. “I think Cameron Diaz always looks amazing,” he told MTV News. “She always shows up and looks like a breathe of fresh air. And Penélope Cruz last year looked amazing. Renée Zellweger [always looks great]. I was a huge fan of Björk when she showed up in the swan dress by Hussein Chalayan. I like when somebody does something different.” Read the rest of this entry →

Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie has sparked fury among the fans of Patricia Cornwell’s best selling crime novels by being chosen to play its heroine Kay Scarpetta on screen.
Many say that Jolie is too “exotic” and skinny to play the screen version of the medical examiner, reported Daily Mail online.
The character in 17 best selling books is a middle-aged, lesbian with short blonde hair, much like the 53-year-old author herself.
Jodie Foster was the first choice to play Dr Scarpetta, but the Academy winning actress, one Hollywood’s highest profile lesbians, turned the role down.
Ever since, it has been announced that the 34-year-old Jolie will play Scarpetta, fans have taken to Corwell’s official website to oppose the move.
“Angie is all wrong to play Kay. Kay is a ’striking’ woman. She has class. Angie’s exotic looks would take away from the actual characters,” said Anne Samuel.

Angelina Jolie has dropped out of the planned sequel to the 2008 action hit ‘Wanted’ to instead star in ‘Gravity,’ Vulture is reporting. Since the actress walked away from the project, Universal has decided not to go ahead with the film, instead of recasting the role of assassin Fox.
‘Wanted’ director Timur Bekmambetov was supposed to helm the sequel, based on a script by Evan Spiliotopoulos. James McAvoy was also slated to return as Wesley Gibson. Bekmambetov said that they’ve figured out away to bring Fox back, even though she died at the end of the first movie by a curving bullet. Read the rest of this entry →

The actress, visiting Port-au-Prince in her role as a goodwill ambassador for the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, added her voice to concerns expressed by aid agencies and the Haitian government about the risk of child trafficking and misguided actions by prospective adopters.
Ms Jolie, who has three adoptive children from Cambodia, Ethiopia and Vietnam, told CNN: “Trafficking has been a huge problem for a very long time.
“Everybody that means well needs to really take that very seriously, and not get frustrated, but really work with the country.
“For somebody who is an adoptive parent, I understand the urge to assist in that way. But now is not the time, an emergency is not the time for new adoptions in any way,” she added. Read the rest of this entry →

Actress and UN goodwill ambassador Angelina Jolie has arrived in Haiti on behalf of the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR), where she is expected to visit survivors of the earthquake that devastated the region.
It is hoped that her visit will help highlight the plight of some of the earthquake’s youngest victims.
Ms Jolie previously visited a hospital in neighbouring Dominican Republic, where she spoke with injured Haitians.

ANGELINA Jolie, 34, beats Jennifer Aniston, 40, again by out earning one million dollars, according to Vanity Fair’s “Hollywood’s Top 40″ list.
Jolie came in at No 32 on the list by making $21m last year, 20 million for her action thriller, “Salt,” which doesn’t even hit theatres until next July. The extra million was made in royalties from other films.
Aniston isn’t too far behind at No 31 with 20m earnings last year. Vanity Fair says she made $8m each for “The Bounty Hunter” (with Gerard Butler) and “The Baster.” She banked $3m for 2008’s “Marley & Me” thanks to back-end earnings of its $243m worldwide gross and DVD sales, and 1 million from “He’s Just Not That Into You.”

Anne Hathaway would love to kiss like Angelina Jolie.
When the Valentine’s Day star, 27, shares the different types of on-screen kisses with the U.K. edition of GQ magazine, she laments that “full-on movie kissing” isn’t one of her strong suits.
“It’s a totally different experience,” she says of the forceful kiss. “But really you have to be Angelina Jolie to pull that off and still look good. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but I ain’t no Angie.”
She does dispel some tips on what she calls “pretty movie kissing,” and uses the back of her left hand as the lucky recipient.
“You have to leave your mouth open a little bit,” she tells the magazine’s March issue (out Friday). “Open up. More, more, ever so lightly… Otherwise you’re going to be getting smoothy. Now, slow it down … just a little bit.” Read the rest of this entry →