Angelina Jolie wants her kids to be conscientious global citizens

Angelina Jolie wants her kids to be conscientious global citizens. She said, "They are from across the globe. When I see Mad in Cambodia, it's his home. He is a Cambodian man, and at the same time, he is also an American citizen and a global citizen".

"But it's not just important for him to go there, it's important for his siblings to go there too. We've been very blessed to have a family of different cultures and races. We are all learning from each other."

 "I mean, that's the thing for a lot of mothers, and for a lot of parents regardless. But I think even more so if you have adopted children. They have to choose you too. It's not the parents' family and they're in it. It's our family."

"I know this may sound strange, but don't make it a duty for them to do good or have to give back," says Jolie. "If we can help children feel that it's not about duty or service or charity, but the joy of an interconnected life with people you respect, then it feels very different."

Angelina Jolie host an intimate dinner and introduce Giles Duley's new series "The Things They Carried"

Angelina Jolie host an intimate dinner and introduce Giles Duley's new series "The Things They Carried".

Duley's works comprises of photo diary from Ukraine 2021-2024. Apart from that, Duley is also a chef.

Desserts were serve from Atelier Jolie's Eatoffbeat cafe.

Brad Pitt is sorry and wants to have peace with Angelina Jolie and their kids

Brad Pitt is sorry and wants to have peace with Angelina Jolie and their kids.

He felt devastated after Shiloh officially drop "Pitt" from her name and according to a source to In Touch, his kids want nothing from him.

Source continues, “He's sorry for everything that went down, and he knows he wasn't a model husband or dad during the time they were together".

“Never in a million years did Brad imagine this yearslong fight and rivalry".

“He's willing to throw his hands up and surrender.”

“The kids' dropping Brad's name is just the tip of the iceberg".

“Brad spent a lot of time and money trying to do what he thought was the right thing for his kids, but now he's wondering if it was worth it".

“Miraval was something for the kids to have and build on when he's gone, but if they don't want it, it's a moot point.”

“Brad knows he can't force the issue and he can’t make his children want to see him. It has to be on their terms, but he'll be there when they're ready.”

Angelina Jolie's father Jon Voight is proud of her and her daughter Vivienne

Angelina Jolie's father Jon Voight is proud of her and her daughter Vivienne after they won Best Musical for Tony Awards.

This comes as surprise because he criticised Angelina for her anti-Israel posts on social media last November. 

Tmz asked Jon on Sunday about their achievement, he replied, "It's amazing. [I'm] very proud of Vivienne and very proud of Angie because she really tries to encourage each of the kids to be what they want to be".

Regarding about Vivienne, he added, "She contributed to it in which she was working with Angie and Angie, I'm sure, contributed to some of it, especially with the actors but Angie's a great director".

Angelina Jolie went shopping with her daughter Vivienne

 Angelina Jolie went shopping with her daughter Vivienne in New York City on Saturday.

Jolie was wearing a long white dress while daughter Vivienne wore casually, tshirt with jeans.

They went to few stores including a bookstore. Jolie was spotted carrying a McNally Jackson paperbag. 

The Nanny actress Fran Drescher praised Angelina Jolie for her double mastectomy

The Nanny actress Fran Drescher praised Angelina Jolie for her double mastectomy.

Fran said of Angelina Jolie, "I think she's a warrior goddess. I think she is great".

Fran is a uterine cancer survivor herself. She continue, "I think she made a decision that seemed right for her, and there is no right or wrong, there's just the decision you make and whatever decision you make, you never look back".

"The more women who do that the better. When you turn pain into purpose it helps to make sense out of the senseless, and because she lost her mother to ovarian cancer...I think this is something she kind of needed to do and more power to her. The more women that can speak publicly about it, the more women will become educated and knowledge is power."

Angelina Jolie had double mastectomy after she discovered that she has the BRCA1 gene, which make her high risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer.

She wrote in New York Times op-ed (2013), "My doctors estimated that I had an 87 percent risk of breast cancer and a 50 percent risk of ovarian cancer, although the risk is different in each woman".

"Once I knew that this was my reality, I decided to be proactive and to minimize the risk as much as I could."

The Outsiders director Danya Taymor tells about Angelina Jolie's involvement as a producer

The Outsiders director Danya Taymor tells about Angelina Jolie's involvement as a producer.

She explained, "Angelina was in the room a lot, a lot, and providing not just support, but also incredible feedback, not just to me, although definitely to me and like, a real champion of keeping the vision potent and courageous and brutal like the book, but she also was there for the actors. You know, we had a lot of people making their Broadway debuts, a lot of people entering the spotlight for the first time, and she was incredibly generous in sharing her experience".

"And you know, technical rehearsals in the theater are not for the faint of heart. They’re long days, and it moved me so much that Angelina was there, because that’s how you earn people’s trust, and she gave us that. She had so much skin in the game and so much curiosity about it all, and same thing with Vivienne. Vivienne would watch the show and give me the most amazing notes. Like, incredible eye. So, it was a wonderful, wonderful support, and also, obviously, made the work better".

"I always say that Angelina’s the real deal, and she was there in every way and also gave us space when we needed it. And she’d say, ‘You can do it. Jump off the cliff. You’re going to be great. You’re going to fly. I know it.’ Those are important moments where you don’t know if you can do something, to have somebody say, ‘You can do it. Go on, you can do it,’ and push you to where you want to go but might be afraid to go".