Angelina Jolie used to cut her clothes and burn holes in them

Angelina Jolie used to cut her clothes and burn holes in them.

She told Vogue magazine during her younger days, "I was quite dark when I was young. I was a punk, not the popular kid - going to thrift stores, cutting things up, burning little teeny cigarette holes into things: That was me as a teenager, and I wouldn’t trade it for the world."

Her shop Atelier provides repairs on clothes too and hand-painted patches will cost around $10 to apply.

When it comes to clothing, she said, "Sometimes the way you dress says, ‘Don’t mess with me - I’ve got my armour on'. But I want a woman to feel safe enough that she can be soft.

Angelina Jolie's photo will be displayed at Fenimore Art Museum

 Angelina Jolie's photo will be displayed at Fenimore Art Museum on May 25 to September 2 2024.

The photo was taken by Marc Hom in 2008 and the exhibition is sponsored in part by Nellie and Robert Gipson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Putnam.

Angelina Jolie visited various Japanese artisans and makers

Angelina Jolie visited various Japanese artisans and makers. When it comes to Japanese culture, she said, “I don't want to pretend to know or understand Japanese culture, but I will say I’ve always felt that there’s a grace and an intention that seems to come from things that are made in Japan".

In one of her visits, she met Mitsugu Sasaki, who, together with his wife, remakes of antique fabrics and clothing from 50 to 60 years ago, using technique of sashiko.

According to Mitsugu, “Sashiko was developed in Tohoku over a hundred years ago. People had nothing but hemp to endure the freezing winters and so created this technique to enhance insulation".

"Also known as ranru, sashiko is recognized not just as a sustainable way to mend clothing and make it more durable, but as an art form in itself".

“Clothes can last over a hundred years with continuous sashiko, and their value doesn't diminish".

Two more of Angelina Jolie's kids have dropped "Pitt" from their name

Angelina Jolie's daughter Zahara make headlines when she introduced herself as Zahara Marley Jolie, instead of Zahara Jolie-Pitt during her sorority introduction at college.

Now her daughter Vivienne was listed as Vivienne Jolie in the playbill for The Outsiders.

Another shocking news is Shiloh also has dropped "Pitt" from her name as when her teacher tagged her on one of the videos on Instagram, her last name only pertains "Jolie". Further more, this is a surprise since the media always mention her close bond with her dad.

Angelina Jolie admits that she can never see herself playing a character like Cindrella

Angelina Jolie admits that she can never see herself playing a character like Cindrella. 

She explained, “The cleaning the floors or the knight in shining armor? I don’t know, I don’t think any of them sound like me.”

She likes to play characters who are “vulnerable”, even though some of them seem tough. She tells further, “I play women that I think are vulnerable. Like in ‘Girl, Interrupted’, I have a huge breakdown – very emotional, very unhappy, but she’s considered psychotic and a scary, tough woman.”

Angelina Jolie confuses everyone at Hollywood Awards with her greetings

Angelina Jolie confuses everyone at the HollywoodAwards with her words, "ay up me duck" with different accent when she presented him with an award.

Firstly, Angelina introduced Jack O'Connell to the audience, saying, "It's hard to find a young man today with more fight, more fire."

"the least Hollywood artist I know, straight from Derby, ay up me duck, Jack O'Connell".

Everyone was confused after that.

Later on, talk show host Conan O'Brien ask Jack the meaning behind "ay up me duck". Jack explained that he was born in Derby and it is a way of saying "Hello" for "Ay up" while "duck" is an affectionate term for another person.

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Angelina Jolie doesn't think woman need to be tough to be considered strong

Angelina Jolie doesn't think woman need to be tough to be considered strong.

She tells, "I think that, so often, when a story's told which says 'this is a strong woman', she has to beat the man, or she has to be like the man, or she has to somehow not need the man".

"We both very much need and love and learn from the men.

"And so I think that's also an important message for young girls, to find their own power, but to respect and learn from the men around them."

Referring to Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, she tells, "We have strong women, but the character that is wrong in the film and has to be taken out is also a woman. We show very diverse types of women between our characters, but also we have extraordinary men in the film, and I really want to press that point."