Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt plans to build Aids clinic at adopted kids's native home

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are building an AIDS clinic in Ethiopia, which is their adopted child Zahara's native home and plan to do so in Vietnam, where their other adopted son, Pax came from.

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Angelina Jolie's jewellery being auctioned for charity

Sotheby held a charity by auctioning off celebrity's jewellery. Angelina Jolie's jewellery was auctioned off and manage to reach a high price.

Jolie was not present there.

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Angelina Jolie's next movie could be a sci fiction movie

Angelina Jolie may team up with Luc Besson for a big new sci-fi project. Previously, he make movies such as "The Professional" and "The Fifth Element." .

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Angelina Jolie talks about her new movie "In the Land of Blood and Honey"

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Angelina Jolie and Brad plans to buy house in Costa Rica

Angelina Jolie and Brad plans to buy house in Costa Rica and wants to spend their christmas there.

The Sun reports, "Brad has found a sprawling farm that he reckons will be the perfect place for the family to get away from everything for a while."

"He loves the country and is considering buying some Costa Rica property so they can spend some time there when life gets less hectic for them."

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Angelina Jolie's dad is proud of her for her feature film directorial

Angelina Jolie's dad Jon Voight gave his support to her at the Los Angeles premiere of her feature film directorial debut on Thursday and he is proud of her.

He told Access, “Can you imagine? I’m a father whose daughter, first of all, is in this great business of ours, and is one of the great stars of this business. Then she writes a script from the beginning, and she produces it herself, and she directs it. Who does that?”

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Angelina Jolie's movie “In the Land of Blood and Honey" got praised

Angeline Jolie's movie “In the Land of Blood and Honey" got compliments. Looks like Angelina can become a good director as well.

Murat Tahirovic, who heads an association of prisoners of war, told AFP, "This movie is deeply moving for the victims who experienced all of these things. It is completely objective and it really tells the facts of what happened during the war.”

“She really succeeded in telling the story of the whole war in her film and to show the most characteristic situations that detainees faced – mass executions, rapes, (being used as) human shields and all the other horrors."

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