Angelina Jolie attends a UNHCR ceremony

Angelina Jolie went to a UNHCR ceremony on Monday (October 3) in Geneva, Switzerland.



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Angelina Jolie and Brad and staff went for paintball

Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and a group of their staff went for paintball on the afternoon in Cobham, Surrey.

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Angelina Jolie will travel to Iran

According to Iranian cinema producer Ali Sartipi, Angelina Jolie will travel to Iran by the end of the Iranian calendar year (ends on March 20, 2012) to make a movie.

He said, "If Jolie agrees and the Iranian Culture Ministry approves her visit to the country, she will make a film there."

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Angelina Jolie in discussion of taking new role with U.N.

Angelina Joli, who has been serving as goodwill ambassador, is having discussion on a new and expanded role with the U.N. refugee agency.

She said, "We are looking at a few countries in the world. We're hoping to discuss it in the next few weeks but we want to research it properly and do it well."

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Angelina Jolie took her kids to LegoLand again

Angelina Jolie took her kids to LegoLand again, for the second time within two weeks.

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Beauty salon refuse to confirm Angelina Jolie's presence

According to the report from The Sun, a beauticians at Sirisha’s Health and Beauty in St Margarets has denied that Angelina Jolie and her children visited their beauty salon to have her eldest daughter's ears pierced at Sirisha’s Health and Beauty.

The employee said: "We have a strict confidentiality policy for all our customers - it doesn’t matter if they are famous or not. If I had work done, say on my face, I wouldn’t want everybody outside to know about it.”

The beautician added: “Everything that was printed in the article was completely untrue.

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Brad Pitt put his priority on his kids than career

Family comes first for Brad Pitt. Brad is such a good father and lucky Angelina to have such man.

He said: "We're a normal family, a mother and father, and the kids get unruly! The kids are fantastic and say the funniest things I've ever heard.

"But the most important thing for us is to make sure we carve out time for them, that we get group time and one on one time because it's our responsibility to show them around and help shape them. So I guess the only thing I can say is that it's fatherhood first, family first, and then I slip in the work."

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