Both Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are talking again

Both Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are talking again and not through lawyers and mediators according to a new report in People magazine.

A source told People, “He’s much happier. He’s very relieved that things are not playing out in public anymore.”

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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt will join venture to sell extra-virgin olive oil

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt will join venture to sell extra-virgin olive oil named called Miraval Olive Oil eventhough they are going through the divorce process. The olive oil is sold for $30 per bottle and the first release of the product only included 10,000 bottles exclusively available in Europe.

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Angelina Jolie met Archbishop of Canterbury

Angelina Jolie met Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby on Thursday. They met at Lambeth Palace in London to discussed issues surrounding sexual violence, the refugee crisis and South Sudan.

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Angelina Jolie looked cheerful during shopping with her kids

Angelina Jolie looked cheerful during shopping with her kids in London on Monday. She was spotted in a Waterstone's store with her daughter Vivienne and son Knox and also Shiloh. She is currently in London for the fifth anniversary of the Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative.

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Angelina Jolie spotted enjoying a tuk tuk ride with her twins children Vivienne and Knox

Angelina Jolie spotted enjoying a tuk tuk ride with her twins children Vivienne and Knox. They were on holiday in Seam Reap, Cambodia.

Three of them walked around for sight seeing at the capital city.

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Angelina Jolie regrets of splitting with Brad Pitt

Angelina Jolie regrets of splitting with Brad Pitt. Angelina was getting exhausted after her split with Brad because Brad did most of the family’s household, including cooking, reading bedtime stories to the children and also the middle person to stopped fights.



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Angelina Jolie's son Madddox will be the executive producer for First They Killed My Father

Angelina Jolie's son Madddox will be the executive producer for First They Killed My Father. This movie is based on Loung Ung’s memoir of life under the rule of Communist party Khmer Rouge.

Jolie told The Guardian, ‘He was the one who just called it and said he was ready and that he wanted to work on it, which he did. He read the script, helped with notes, and was in the production meetings.’

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