Angelina Jolie's trainer in Salt says she can be stubborn

Angelina Jolie does most of the stunts on her own in her new movie, Salt. And when she is injured, she still want to continue the shooting. This is where her stunt trainer perceives her as stubborn.

Her trainer, Simon Crane said, "We often used to joke about making her suffer, especially when wearing a harness. She wouldn't show me the bruises from that!"

"During her final fight Liev [Schrieber]...She had to dive through an opening door firing a gun...as she carried the sequence on, she rushed into a corner piece of a set and bumped her head," Crane recounts.

The fight sequence was delayed, and Jolie took "a precautionary trip to the hospital -- arguing against it all the way...she can be stubborn!"

Meghan Markle met Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, aiming to reinvent herself like Angelina Jolie

Meghan Markle met Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, aiming to reinvent herself like Angelina Jolie.

Royal source told Rob Shuter, "She chose Malala because she wants to be taken seriously as a humanitarian."

"Meghan could have gone to a hundred restaurants without being photographed. She chose Claridge’s because she wanted to be seen. This was deliberate." 

"If Meghan wanted to get back into movies, she would have arranged to be photographed with a powerful director. If she wanted fashion credibility, she’d be having lunch with a major designer. She chose Malala because she wants to be taken seriously as a humanitarian."

"Meghan doesn’t want another acting role. She wants her Princess Diana moment — a cause so powerful that people stop talking about the drama and start talking about her impact".

Angelina Jolie’s realtor says Madonna is not the buyer of her Los Angeles mansion

During an episode of Read Talk, Angelina Jolie’s realtor Ernie Carswell says Madonna is not the buyer of her Los Angeles mansion.

Ernie tells, "It's kind of fun to see certain arms of the press kind of flop around, they're so anxious to just get a name. And when we signed a non-disclosure agreement, protecting the buyers privacy, we do not utter a word and give any clues."

"So, in the absence of having a clue, they kind of pull something out of the air. That's not the true."

Angelina Jolie's lawyer slammed Brad Pitt's unyielding demand for harassing information

Angelina Jolie's lawyer slammed Brad Pitt's unyielding demand for harassing information.

Angelina Jolie's lawyer tells, "Mr. Pitt's unyielding demand for harassing information is just the latest manifestation of his attempts to control her and the narratives in this case. What Angelina wants and has always wanted is to untangle her personal and financial life from her ex-husband."

"Rather than do the right thing and buy her out at an agreed price, Mr. Pitt at the last minute tried to use her exit from Miraval as leverage to force her to sign an NDA to cover up his abuse of her and their children. That is what this case is about, not her personal income from five years before she sold her interest."

Angelina Jolie and Octavia Spencer co-hosted a fundraiser event

Angelina Jolie and Octavia Spencer co-hosted a fundraiser event. The event known as Stay Gold Project, and City Year is to broaden young people’s access to live theater.

Spencer said, "My job as an actor is to listen. And I realize it applies to everything in life. Most specifically, with the work that we do with City Year, in listening and watching our AmeriCorps members and how they work with the students. I think it’s important that we don’t assume we know what the students need; we ask and we listen."

Then Jolie tells, "I didn’t have this program; I would have loved it. Instead, she “had people making me feel like I wasn’t smart, because I was a bit wild or I was a bit difficult. So maybe I was one of those kids. I couldn’t have been the intelligent one. I couldn’t have been the one that could organize or direct. Maybe I’ll be the crazy artist over there, or the wild one."

Children in Gaza showed appreciation to actress‑humanitarian Angelina Jolie Sunday, after her post about Gaza’s destruction spread widely on Instagram

Children in Gaza showed appreciation to actress‑humanitarian Angelina Jolie Sunday, after her post about Gaza’s destruction spread widely on Instagram.

Three children named Celine, Sila, and Aila wrote a heartfelt message together with a drawing, "Thank you for your kindness and support, you give hope to the children of Gaza, you are a hero in our hearts."

Angelina Jolie uses Google Earth satellite images to reveal Gaza’s destruction

Angelina Jolie uses Google Earth satellite images to reveal Gaza’s destruction.

She wrote on Instagram on Saturday, posting images near  the Al-Qadisiyah School in the city of Rafah, Khan Younis in southern Gaza, and Omar Mukhtar Street in Gaza City, "You can now open Google Earth and see what was done to Gaza".

"Whole neighbourhoods have been reduced to rubble. Homes, schools, universities, hospitals, roads, water and sanitation systems, infrastructure that people depended on to survive have been damaged or destroyed".

"UN satellite analysis found that, as of 16 June 2026, 82% of Gaza’s structures had been damaged. Roughly two-thirds of those damaged structures were assessed as destroyed".

"As winter approaches, 1.98 million people or 94% of Gaza’s population need shelter assistance and essential items. Aid and shelter materials continue to face restrictions and delays".

"Google Earth shows the physical destruction with extraordinary clarity".

"What it cannot show is what it means to live among it, what happened to the families who were killed, and what life is like for those who survived".

"What happens next matters".

"People need shelter before winter. Humanitarian aid needs to reach civilians at the scale required.Hospitals need medical supplies".

"And the conditions that allow civilians to rebuild their homes, schools, hospitals and communities need to be created".

"The destruction is visible. The needs are known. What matters now is whether they are met. @un_ocha @inaraorg".

Jolie dedicated over 20 years — from 2001 to 2022 — to the UN, first as a Goodwill Ambassador and later as Special Envoy for UNHCR, the UN refugee agency.