Vanessa Paradis can't stand Angelina Jolie

Vanessa Paradis can't stand Angelina Jolie because Angelina constant keep in touch with her partner Johnny Depp .

One source said, “If it’s not calling up to set up play dates with their kids, [Jolie] is asking if he’s going to the Oscars or for French school recommendations,” a source said."

“Angelina invited herself to a three day cruise on Johnny’s yacht to celebrate Independence Day this July.

“Vanessa flipped. She said that Angelina knows she can’t stand her.”

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Tomb Riders is back

GK Films has obtained film rights to Tomb Raider and will be produced by King and Tim Headington.

According to GK Films, the goal is to "create daring new adventures for the young and dynamic Lara Croft."

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Video clip of Angelina Jolie's second trip to Afghanistan Mission

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Angelina Jolie went to Afghanistan

Angelina Jolie went to Afghanistan on Wednesday. This is her second trip to this country.

When she was there, she visited families and gave education materials to local schoolgirls in Qala Gudar village.

According to UNHCR, she also paid for a school in the remote returnee settlement of Tangi in eastern Afghanistan's Nangarhar province.

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Angelina Jolie is number 67 in Top 99 Women Askmen

Askmen.com has listed 99 beautiful women. One of them is Angelina Jolie. She is in 67th place. Jennifer Aniston is not listed there. Will Jennifer curse away?

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Johnny Depp praise Angelina Jolie for being a great mom!

Johnny Depp, who is Angelina Jolie's co-star in The Tourist, praise Angelina Jolie for being a great mom!

He said, “She is such a versatile, wonderful person who can portray anything. She is a down to earth, clever, funny, woman and shockingly great mother."

“She is very calm even if she’s surrounded by paparazzi. I don’t know what I would do. I could’ve been in prison by now!”

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Angelina Jolie spoke out on behalf of refugees

Angelina Jolie spoke out on behalf of refugees, escaping from Libya.

She said in a statement, "We don't want to look back and find their deaths on our hands. As we witness these newest crises unfold in west and north Africa, it is critical that all parties respect the fundamental right of people in danger to flee to safety. All I'm asking is that civilians be protected, and not targeted or harmed."

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