Angelina Jolie wants to a citizen of Namibia to enable to become dame

Angelina Jolie wants to become a citizen of Namibia so that she can become a dame. As an American, she cannot officially use the title.

A source told The Sun newspaper: "Angelina was blown away when she was made a dame. She thinks it will add gravitas to her in her humanitarian work."

"Gradually she will focus less on acting and more on world issues and this helps to detract from her Hollywood history."

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Angelina Jolie banned from entering Sudan

Angelina Jolie banned from entering Sudan by visa authorities. She was suppose to attend an event but she did give a speech via video where she asked Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir to respect the fundamental right to freedom of religion, after the administration had issued death sentence of Meriam Yahya Ibrahim, a Christian woman who refused to give up her religion, and was convicted of apostasy, with the grave implications.

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Angelina Jolie thinks that her mother is a better parent than her

Angelina Jolie thinks that her mother is a better parent than her and think her late mother Marcheline Bertrand is her role model. Jolie said, “It’s hard to think I could be as good a mother as she was. Her whole life was motherhood."

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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt spotted at Heathrow Airport

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt spotted at Heathrow Airport to catch a flight out of town on Saturday. They were there for the Global Summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict.

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Angelina Jolie is given an honorary dame

Angelina Jolie is given an honorary dame by Queen Elizabeth in the annual British Honors according to ABC News.

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Angelina Jolie's children loves her tattoos

Angelina Jolie's children loves her tattoos. One source tells Us, "They are obsessed with her tattoos and always ask what they mean.

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Amal Alamuddin and Angelina Jolie attended Anti-Rape Summit

George Clooney's future wife Amal Alamuddin and Angelina Jolie attended Anti-Rape Summit. Both of them work with the United Nations. Source