Angelina Jolie's son Pax bought "Swearing Finger" Toy in Las Vegas

Angelina Jolie brought five of her six kids to Bonanza Gifts, on Tuesday, March 25.

Store manager Angie Hurt told Us Weekly, "The kids were having a good time. They were straight for the toy department and they grabbed their baskets and just started filling up!".

"Pax bought a Swearing Finger. It’s phonic operated, and it will flip off and it swears. It’s really foul! A lot of F-bombs. [Jolie] kind of raised an eyebrow [to Pax’s swearing finger], but she didn’t say anything to him. I think she just lets them get what they want."

"She’s just regular and normal. I had customers coming up saying ‘Oh my God I just walked into Angelina Jolie's family, and everybody was so nice!’"

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Angelina Jolie gave a speech at CinemaCon

Angelina Jolie gave a speech at CinemaCon during the presentation on "The State of the Industry: Past, Present and Future and Universal Studios." She was there to talk about her upcoming WWII film Unbroken.

She said, "I wanted to make this film because, in the end, its message is one that we all need now more than ever. It's the journey of man finding his way through the darkness and into the light."

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Angelina Jolie enjoys being with her kids

Eventhough Angelina Jolie has six kids and not easy to handle such a big family but she enjoys it.

She said, "You get used to having this huge commotion around you. I'd always been the kind of person who enjoyed being alone but once our family grew larger I discovered that I'm truly happy surrounded by the children."

"I let them come in when I'm taking a bath or lying down on the sofa or the bed. Sure, you might enjoy moments by yourself but then you feel so much joy when your children jump around and want you to play with them or to see what they've drawn or listen to something they want to tell you."

"It has been surprising to me how much I love all those moments."

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Brad Pitt parties with rockers Kings of Leon

Brad Pitt parties with rockers Kings of Leon at their LA gig after-party and stayed at the bar until gone 3am. He arrived there with screenwriter Eric Roth.

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Angelina Jolie and Stella McCartney collaborates on a kids costume collection

 Angelina Jolie and Stella McCartney collaborates on a kids costume collection. The collection will includes eight styles.

McCartney told WWD, “I’ve always been a huge fan of Disney growing up, as was my mother, and I grew up watching all the films like most kids did."

“When the opportunity presented itself and I was invited by Angelina Jolie to visit the film set, I jumped at the chance.”

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Angelina Jolie does not have patience for yoga

Angelina Jolie need to do some moves during the set of her movie Maleficent. She said, "you're almost like a puppet with all these people moving (beneath you). When you go to the left or the right all of you have to move together. It's a big dance with a lot of people." How did she manage to do it? With the help of yoga. Jolie said, "She made me do yoga. And I have no patience for yoga. It's not something I do easily, because I'm not a still person. But I was forced to do yoga because (to fly) you have to have your core strength to be able to hold yourself."

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Brad Pitt follows his instincts

When Brad Pitt first started his career, he didn't follow his instincts. But now is just the opposite.

He revealed to Ok!magazine, "When I was starting out, I didn't really follow my instincts."

"I felt kind of lost. You get a lot of advice from people who are trying to advance your career and make money off you - and that isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it isn't always going to lead you to make good films. But eventually I figured out that I was in the game to tell personal stories. I wanted to be able to add something to a film that was different to what anyone else could bring."

"I do still enjoy acting but I like spending more time at home with my family, and that's something you can't always do if you're spending three or four months away on a film set."

 "As a producer, I get to work out of my home, I get to make the kids their breakfast, drive them to school and then be there for dinner."

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