Angelina Jolie revealed that her daughter Shiloh will choose her clothes as well as hairstyle. At one point, Shiloh cried over her long hair.

Angelina tells Grazia magazine (via Monsters and Critics):

“It’s not my choice. I have a very strong-willed four-year-old girl, who tells me what she wants to wear and I let her be who she is. I think people think kids should be a certain way, but I feel they should wear what they feel like wearing and they should express themselves. Shiloh cried one night and said, ‘Please cut my hair off. I don’t want to have long hair.’ I’m not going to leave it long because somebody thinks I should.”

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Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt nominated for Orange British Academy Film Awards. Angelina has been nominated as best leading actress where she acted in Changeling while Pitt has has been nominated for leading actor where he acted in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. This nominations was announced on Thursday.

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Brad Pitt has revealed that his partner Angelina Jolie is a lousy cook and so far, she only cooked cereals for him. He revea;ed this in the new issue of chef Jamie Oliver’s eponymous magazine according to ‘Guardian’.

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Angelina Jolie finds that breastfeeding her twins babies is not an easy task. She said this in an interview on British show GMTV “You think, ‘Ah, if anybody can do that, I can do that. But it’s a lot harder than it looks in the books. I did that a few times, but [mostly] I would take turns. It just takes a long time.”

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First Angelina Jolie played Christine Collins and took on an entire corrupt police force in Changeling. Now Brad Pitt and Plan B are gearing up to take on a fake cop.

Brad and Plan B are working with a team of writers to develop a biopic based on the true story of Linda Trest, a journalist in Missouri who exposed a phony cop who was supposedly cleaning up a small town’s drug problems – except that he was no longer a member of law enforcement by then.

The story sounds like it could be interesting – there’s always something fun about watching a regular parson beat the system!

It’s still very much in pre-production so at the moment there’s certainly no word on casting. For some reason I immediately pictured Julia Roberts but it might be a little too much like Erin Brokovich in that case. Time will tell!

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The German version of Vanity Fair magazine has yet another interview with Angelina Jolie for us to enjoy – I love when she takes the time to talk to the good magazines because it’s always so enjoyable to read what she has to say. In this issue she talks about Brad Pitt, her kids, and even gets (gasp!) political. Us Weekly has a few highlights for us to enjoy in case you’re not able to get the German Vanity Fair where you live (they’re hard to find here, but they’re also super expensive!).

On why she could be voting for Barack Obama: “Obama is fighting for international justice, he wants to intervene militarily in genocides abroad, and he wants to close down Guantanamo Bay. They are things which could move me to vote for him, not his roots. Of course, an American president like Barack Obama would be great for my family.”

It’s exactly what she had said in the past, that due to her work with the UNHCR, she was especially interested in hearing what each candidate had to say about work in war-torn third world countries like the ones she continues to help on a constant basis.

More highlights of the Vanity Fair interview with Angelina Jolie below the cut:

I’m particularly happy that she addressed this first one – so many people seem to think she’s anti-American just because she chose to adopt internationally.

On why she’s proud of the USA: “I am very proud of being American, and all my children have got American passports. For me, our family is just what America is – a melting pot, a mixture of many different races and nations. My children should be proud of their Asian and African roots, but that in no way means [is] a lack of respect for the fact that they and their parents are Americans.”

On her twins Knox and Vivienne (3-months-old on Sunday): “It’s a damned arduous business, and we are often simply whacked out because it is twice as hard with two babies as with one. But it also makes for double the fun. After we flew back from Europe, we were all suffering a bit from jetlag. We were all in bed early, but at half past four, they were awake and making a real racket… Brad took care of them. He said to me, ‘Go back to sleep, you’re back to work in the morning,’ and moved into the kids’ room with them. He is an astounding father, full of devotion… [Knox and Vivienne] have quite similar, stable rhythms. Every three hours they get hungry, then I have to satisfy them. But that’s OK, the two of them are totally sweet. When you see them, you think they were made for each other. They laugh together, they sniff each other, touch each other. It is beautiful.”

On struggling to find alone time with Brad: “Sometimes, at the end of the day, we try to retire to the bathroom to be undisturbed,” she says. “But then [the kids] hear the water running and want to come in and, yet again, we are all together. But that doesn’t disturb us because they are great kids.”

On how fame has changed motherhood for her: “I would like to have more freedom, especially to have the chance to be more spontaneous with my kids. Would I like to be able to walk through the streets with my kids? Of course. Would I like to be able to wander around Manhattan and buy them an ice cream like other mothers? Of course. But it is not possible. On the other hand, every morning I wake up with the people who are the most dear to me in the whole world. That’s why I don’t feel isolated from that, which is important to me. It helps, of course, that Brad knows all about it, but he’s experienced it even more than me. We often talk about it and try to make the best of things. But I am very grateful for our life and everything that we have.”

I think this may end up being one of my favorite interviews with her ever!

Now, she has added two rows with France for the birth of both Knox and Vivienne Jolie-Pitt. Here’s a better view:

I know not everyone is into tattoos, but I think it’s a really wonderful tradition that she has, and a very original way to celebrate your children.

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Angelina Jolie in her latest St John ads. She looks classic and beautiful here even after given birth to twins.

Image source from Metro.co.uk

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Angelina Jolie will return to the United State for her new movie premiere ‘The Changeling.’ This will be her first public appearance after the birth of her twins baby in July. She has been keeping a low profile ever since. I wonder how is she right now? Did she gain some pounds after give birth? Nevertheless, I am sure she will still look stunning.

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