Sam Riley talks about Kristen Stewart and Angelina Jolie

Sam Riley talks about Stewart,"At 19, I think I would have wanted to be that famous, but now that I'm older and settled, I wouldn't like it at all. Actually, I wouldn't mind the money."

Then he talks about Jolie, "She's doing Disney but she doesn't want it to be too safe."

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Angelina Jolie's kids will be getting soccer kits for christmas

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's children will be getting soccer kits from Santa this Christmas.

The Hollywood couple and their six kids Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne have spent a lot of time in the UK this year, due to the stars’ filming commitments.

It seems being in England has got the tots interested in soccer, with Angelina arranging for items emblazoned with their favourite team’s logo to be sent to their home for the festive season.

“They rang the club shop and spent hundreds. Son Maddox is a big fan,” an insider told British newspaper The Sun.


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The movie that Angelina Jolie's fiancee Brad Pitt didn't act

There is one time where Apatow and Ben Stiller wanted to make a comedy movie that tells about two average  guys.O

Judd Apatow said, "The idea is Ben and Brad Pitt have these crappy jobs and they're both obsessed with the Rolling Stones and they're going to follow them across the country. The project moved far enough along to have Pitt on-board and to win the support of the Stones after Apatow and Stiller went to Toronto to pitch them the idea during a rehearsal."

"They told us they'd do it, and they let us watch them rehearse for three hours. We're alone in a gym at a high school and the Stones are just playing for us. And this is my best showbiz moment ever: In the middle of the rehearsal, Mick Jagger walks over to me and Ben and says, 'You guys OK? You need a glass of water?' I said to Ben, 'This is the best moment ever — don't forget it.' "

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Angelina Jolie prefers to gives her kids new places than buy gifts

Angelina Jolie prefers to bring her kids to new places than buy gifts. She said, "I love to travel in the holidays because I feel like I'd rather give the kids the gift of a new country than a box of presents. But I still give them some presents."


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Angelina Jolie's fiancee Brad praises President Barack Obama for putting less emphasis on pot prosecution

Brad Pitt gives thumbs up for U.S. President Barack Obama for not putting pot prosecution as top priority.

Pitt and his fellow The House I Live In executive producers Danny Glover, John Legend and Russell Simmons released a joint statement saying, “President Obama should be commended for expressing the will of the people in Colorado and Washington. Our jails are overburdened with nonviolent drug users in this country, too often serving harsher sentences than violent criminals. This defies all common and economic sense. The President’s statement reflects a saner and more sensible drug policy, and a step away from the decades long failed war on drugs.”

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Angelina Jolie angry with Jennifer Lawrence?

According to National Enquirer, Angelina Jolie may have angry with Jennifer Lawrence because the role for ‘Silver Linings Playbook’ has been taken by Jennifer.

A source said, “Angelina desperately wanted the fe¬male lead in the movie Silver Linings Playbook."

“We had a lot of major actresses in town interested in the role, from Angelina Jolie to some other big stars."

“Jennifer, we frankly thought, was too young.”


“Angie was beside herself. She screeched, ‘What’s she got that I don’t have?’

“The simple answer is youth. Angie’s getting older and the big parts are going to rising young stars like Jennifer.

“Angie’s seething. It’s a juicy, award-winning part, and she thinks it should have been hers.”

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Angelina Jolie is to direct a World War II drama

Angelina Jolie is in talks to direct a World War II drama. This drama is about Louis Zamperini, an Olympian-turned-World War II prisoner of war, who survived on a raft for weeks after a plane crash before being captured.

Jolie said in a statement, "I read Laura Hillenbrand's brilliant book, and I was so moved by Louie Zamperini's heroic story, I immediately began to fight for the opportunity to make this film."

"Louie is a true hero and a man of immense humanity, faith and courage. I am deeply honoured to have the chance to tell his inspiring story."

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