Trailer of Angelina Jolie's new movie By The Sea

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Maddox Jolie-Pitt is a teenager now

Maddox Jolie-Pitt has turned 14 years old on 5th August. Happy birthday to him! So fast he grows up!

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Christina Applegate was asked about her ‘80s fling with Brad Pitt

Christina Applegate promote her new film "Vacation" on "Watch What Happens and she was caught surprise when host Andy Cohen ask her about a date she had with Brad Pitt in 1989 when she was 18.

Cohen said, “There was much talk of a date you went on with Brad Pitt to the MTV Movie Awards in 1989 in which you reported that you ditched mid-date, it says you ditched him for another guy".

“My question is who was the other guy you ditched Brad Pitt for?”

Then she replied, “How many fifths do I get? I have to say it?”.

“I don’t have to do nothing".

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Angelina Jolie meet female workers at Burmese factory

Angelina Jolie meet female workers at Burmese factory to know more about their difficulties living conditions. She went there with Burma’s opposition leader and democracy campaigner Aung San Suu Kyi.

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Brad Pitt watched Bradley Cooper perform in "The Elephant Man" in London

According to Daily Mail, Brad Pitt attended the West End show solo where Cooper plays disfigured 18th century Englishman Joseph Merrick in "The Elephant Man".

Cooper told CBS, "It was an idea that we had to do it, and just thought maybe we'll fall on our face but love the story so much. And then to be at the Booth Theatre on Broadway and then to be recognized by the Tonys, it's crazy."

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Angelina Jolie met the President of Burma

Angelina Jolie met the President of Burma as part of her role as a UN special envoy, promoting human rights, and as part of work to counter sexual violence worldwide.

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Angelina Jolie visit Cambodia

Angelina Jolie visit Cambodia to have a look on her two charitable organizations and begin production on her next directorial effort.

She told told local newspaper In Phnom Penh,  "The intent of this project is not to revisit the horrors of the war but to bring to the screen characters that people around the world will identify with and empathize with, and help to teach people about this country that I love and respect, and the Cambodian culture and family life I so admire".

"The film will be shot from the child's perspective".

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