Angelina Jolie’s Brother James Haven Directs Debut Feature Film
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- Published on Thursday, 31 March 2016 04:16
- Written by Movie Guide
Angelina Jolie’s brother James Haven is making directorial debut in feature film by signing a science-fiction “The Last Boy.” The movie is from Traffic City Production house. The scriptwriter, Milo Addica, has adapted the story from the novel “The Last Man On Earth” by Thomas M. Burby.Contactmusic.com reports that the upcoming film will be James Haven’s second directorial debut after 2015. Last year he has directed a short film “Court Of Conscience” that starred his father Jon Voight as well as Anton Yelchin from “Star Trek.” Haven has also been the executive producer of documentary feature film “Trudell” by Heather Rae. He has also directed an episode of the series “The Game.” The Wrap reports that James Haven’s upcoming film is based on the story of a boy who becomes the sole survivor on Earth after a virus attack. He will start a journey to find a fellow survivor on this planet.The report says that the film is based on the city of Bangor and Brewer in central Maine. The story starts with airborne virus attack on these two cities that threatened humanity to survive on the planet.Brady is the sole survivor on Earth. And he is just a teenage boy who searches for fellow companions on this planet.James Haven’s superstar sibling Jolie has already made her debut in 2011 and is quite active behind the camera in recent years. And in 2011, Angelina Jolie has made her debut feature film with “Land Of Blood” and “Honey.”Later, she made other successful movies like “Unbroken” and “By The Sea” where she starred with her husband Brad Pitt. At present, she is working on a new project “First They Kill My Father: A Daughter From Cambodia Remembers.”The movie is an adaptation of a novel by Cambodian human right activist Loung Ung. It is a story of a girl surviving the Khmer Rouge Regime.When asked about her future plan regarding her career, the 40-year-old actress confirmed that she is not retiring from acting. And at the same time, she is keen about writing and directing movies.
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Ciara Named Her First Jeep Something You’d Never Expect
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- Published on Wednesday, 30 March 2016 04:18
- Written by Celeb Buzz
Definitely not a name you hear everyday — that is, if you live under a rock.In celebration of the Jeep brand’s 75th anniversary, Ciara confessed that she named her first Jeep after one of her biggest girl crushes from the silver screen, Miss Angelina Jolie.“When it came time for me to go to the dealership, I got my two-door, Jeep Wrangler, all black, I called it the Jolie,” says Ciara. “It was so bad, fierce, fly, sexy, cool, edgy, everything all-in-one!” The artist explains in the #MyJeepStory below that her love for the Jeep brand came as a result of inspiration from her father, who was involved in Operation Desert Storm. My love for the Jeep brand started in my early days, when I would listen to my father’s military stories, and remained prevalent to the days when I drove my Jeep Wrangler to the studio at the start of my dream career as a musical artist.”
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Angelina Jolie is better than her Arab counterparts according to infamous Jordanian cartoonist
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- Published on Friday, 25 March 2016 07:37
- Written by Albawaba
Jordanian cartoonist Emad Hajjaj, famous for his spot-on satirical political and social cartoons, criticised Arab artists in a new doodle this week.The cartoon was inspired by Hollywood starlet and humanitarian Angelina Jolie's visit to Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Turkey, which marked the fifth anniversary of the tragic Syrian War.Hajjaj's drawing compared a what he portrayed as a "humble" Angelina and her efforts for a better world, to a "shallow, fame-crazed" Arab singer.However, the infamous cartoonist's caricature, titled "Angelina Jolie," wasn't quite accurate.The caption above the award-winning actress's drawing reads, "Angelina Jolie lives through refugees' suffering." The second caption reads, "Meanwhile, an Arab singer lives in a crazy people's world."t's easy to criticise Arab celebrities for their lack of involvement in international human rights issues, but it doesn't make it fair for Hajjaj to make such a comparison. While the brilliance of Jolie's humanitarian work cannot be disputed, let's not forget that she is an international figure with an overflow of high-profile contacts and access to resources that have allowed her to carry out this type of work for many years now. Hajjaj, don't overlook your local talents' charitable gestures while turning a blind eye to the dozens of Western celebs whose only concern is cash in on their fame.If you're happy to sing Jolie's praises, don't ignore the Arab artists who are doing their fair share as UN Goodwill Ambassadors, such as Lebanese starlet Nancy Ajram, Palestinian superstar Mohammed Assaf, Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama and Tunisian actress Hend Sabry.
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Angelina Jolie Spends Time With the Greek Prime Minister
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- Published on Thursday, 17 March 2016 06:11
- Written by Just Jared
Angelina Jolie wears a simple black dress while sitting down with Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras at the Presidential Palace on Wednesday (March 16) in Athens, Greece.The 40-year-old actress and U.N. Goodwill Ambassador is visiting Greece “to reinforce efforts by UNHCR and the Greek government to step up the emergency response to the deteriorating humanitarian situation,” according to a press release.Earlier in the day, Angie spent time with children at a refugee camp.
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Angelina Jolie Meets with Young Children at Greece Refugee Camp
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- Published on Thursday, 17 March 2016 06:05
- Written by Just Jared
Angelina Jolie speaks with some young children at the temporary refugee facilities at the port of Piraeus on Wednesday (March 16) in Athens, Greece.The 40-year-old actor, director, and humanitarian was mobbed by the amount of people who wanted to speak with her while she was making her visit.The day before, Angelina visited a Syrian refugee camp and had an emotional visit. She released a powerful statement about her time at the camp, as well.
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