Rejected! Doctors Tell Angelina She’s TOO SKINNY For Plastic Surgery
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- Published on Monday, 16 November 2015 20:26
- Written by Radar Online
Jolie wanted a new nip/tuck, but her surgeon said it was unsafe.Angelina Jolie isn’t used to hearing the word “No.” But RadarOnline.com has learned she was shut down at the plastic surgeon’s office when she requested a new procedure and was told she’s too thin! According to a source, “Angelina didn’t want to have breast implants after her mastectomy, because it would require additional surgeries down the road, and possible complications. The alternative to the breast implants would have been taking fat from her abdomen to construct the breasts. Using her own tissue would have been more natural, but that surgery would have been a lot longer.” “That’s what she wanted to do,” added a source.But doctors told Angie she wasn’t a candidate for the fat transfer to the breasts because “she is just too thin,” the insider claimed. “In the end, it all worked out and Angie was happy with the results.” “Down the line though, Angie will need to have the implants replaced.” While busy promoting By The Sea with her husband, Brad Pitt, 51, Jolie’s scary skinny frame has been making headlines yet again.Her bones were sticking out at the recent WSJ Innovator Awards in New York City. Jolie, 40, went public with her decision to have a double mastectomy and hysterectomy last year, after testing positive for faulty BRCA-1 genetic mutation, which put her at increased odds of getting breast and/or ovarian cancer.Ovarian cancer took the life of Angelina’s mother, Marcheline Bertrand, as well as her grandmother and aunt.
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Angelina Jolie Talks Marriage, Her Health, Family & More with 'WSJ'
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- Published on Thursday, 05 November 2015 21:15
- Written by Just Jared
Angelina Jolie Pitt stars in this gorgeous black and white photo shoot for WSJ‘s new issue, where she’s been named the 2015 Entertainment/Film Innovator.Here’s what the 40-year-old actress, director, and humanitarian had to share with the mag:
On filming emotionally difficult scenes with Brad Pitt for By the Sea: “It was not easy. We just had to be brave and say, ‘OK, honey, we’re strong enough to do this; let’s somehow use this to make us stronger.’”
On her health: “I want to make sure my kids are never worried about me. Even if I’m going through something, I make sure they are very aware that I’m totally fine. I’ll stop and make a joke. I talk to them. I never, ever want them to have that secret worry and feel that they have to take care of me.” Brad adds: “I’ll tell you this about her surgeries: Once the decision was made, she was on the operating table two weeks later. You have to understand that this is a woman who never knew she’d make it to 40. This is a woman who had watched her mother, aunt and grandmother become sick and eventually succumb, all at an early age. Her drive, her absolute value in herself, is defined by the impact she can have during her time here—for her kids and for the underprivileged and those suffering.”
On domestic life: “We wake up, we make breakfast. In our domestic life, we’re Mom and Dad. And often we’re dorky Mom and Dad, which the kids find ridiculous.”
For more from Angelina, visit WSJ.com.
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Angelina Jolie Breaks Her Silence on Those Sony Emails
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- Published on Thursday, 05 November 2015 11:11
- Written by Just Jared
Angelina Jolie opens up about being referenced in the leaked Sony emails in this new interview.The 40-year-old actress and director “didn’t read any of them,” but was immediately concerned about executive Amy Pascal.“Someone told me. There are certain things that bother me and certain things that don’t,” Angie told NYT. “Personal attacks on me? I think I’m just so used to it. Honestly, my first instinct was that I was worried about Amy. I had someone call her and ask if she was O.K. Not because I’m a saint, but because I think we have to look at the bigger picture. She’s got kids. I knew it was going to unravel for her.” Angelina also threw in her two cents about sexism in Hollywood, saying “Sexism is part of every industry and must be addressed. But I try not to focus on the negative but the positive side of what we can bring. I want to support other women because of the opportunities I’ve had — and I’ve had a lot of opportunities. What I try as a female director is to do the best job I can and in the meantime bring attention to as many other female directors and writers as I can.”
For more on Angie, visit NYTimes.com.
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Angelina Jolie Covers 'Vogue,' Full Family Joins the Photo Shoot!
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- Published on Friday, 16 October 2015 19:33
- Written by Just Jared
Angelina Jolie takes a walk on the beach looking absolutely stunning for the cover of Vogue‘s November 2015 issue.The 40-year-old By the Sea actress and director was joined by her full family – husband Brad Pitt and kids Maddox, 14, Pax, 11, Zahara, 10, Shiloh, 9, and seven-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne – for the photo shoot. Here is what she had to share with the mag:
On her marriage: “Brad and I have our issues, but if the characters were even remotely close to our problems we couldn’t have made the film… As artists we wanted something that took us out of our comfort zones. Just being raw actors. It’s not the safest idea. But life is short.”
On the “brutal” double mastectomy surgeries: “It’s hard. They are not easy surgeries. The ovaries are an easy surgery, but the hormone changes”—she laughs, nods her head—“interesting. We did joke that I had my Monday edit. Tuesday surgery. Wednesday go into menopause. Thursday come back to edit, a little funky with my steps.”
On going through menopause: “I feel grounded as a woman. I know others do too. Both of the women in my family, my mother and my grandmother started dying in their 40s. I’m 40. I can’t wait to hit 50 and know I made it.”
For more from Angelina, visit Vogue.com!
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Turning Your Child into Angelina Jolie Will Only Cost $2 Million
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- Published on Tuesday, 06 October 2015 18:54
- Written by Vanity Fair
This is tough to talk about, maybe even taboo, but we’re in a safe space, where you can be honest. So, I’m just going to ask you: Is your kid a little disappointing? Like, maybe not all that smart, or talented, or interesting? And, if you’re honest—again, this is a safe place—is your child maybe a little less than good-looking, dismayingly so, perhaps? If that is something that worries you—and I suspect that there are many out there who quietly, secretly feel this way—fear not. You don’t have to be saddled with some homely dullard for the rest of your life. There is a way to fix this. And it will only cost you a little over $2 million.You see, there is a home for sale, 20 miles north of New York City, that can turn your child into something . . . wonderful. The home, in Palisades, Rockland County, New York, U.S.A., once belonged to Marcheline Bertrand, the mother of none other than Angelina Jolie. What’s more, Jolie spent five formative years living there as a child. So the house must be doing something right, it must possess some kind of power, to raise a person like Angelina Jolie.Talent? Check. Smarts? Check. Mysterious allure? Yup. Beauty? Duh. Angelina Jolie’s the real deal, and that all started to coalesce in this house, in Palisades. Sure, you might say, it actually happened at some point during her conception, but that’s just the basics of the recipe. The spice and flavoring comes later, as spongelike children absorb their surroundings. So there has to be something about this house, this lovely, secluded home that’s listed with Sotheby’s International, that helped turn her into a star.
And some lucky parent can buy it! They can move their kid in and watch as he or she goes from Joe Schmo or Plain Jane to Ange-freakin’-lina Jolie. One day, the kid, all heavy of brow and under of bite, will be stomping around in the mud and eating caterpillars. The next, it’ll be wearing satin cigarette pants and learning French. Before you move into the home in Palisades—also known as Snedens Landing—your kid will have bug eyes and stringy hair, always sticky with juice and snot, belching and banging on pots. But once you’re in the Magic House of Rockland County? That same kid, the very one, will be a radiant angel who’s concerned about the humanitarian crisis in South Sudan. Isn’t that worth $2.049 million? I say it is.Sure, at some point you’ll have to endure your child dating a few sketchy characters, and there may be one or two professional fumbles here and there. But the kid will eventually end up with Brad Pitt, and make lots of interesting career moves, whatever he or she chooses to do. And all the while he or she will remain, of course, strikingly beautiful. All because you, proud and conscientious parent, stopped living in a cave of inadequacy and moved into a palace of excellence. A temple of perfection conveniently located in the New York City metro area! One that is, I think, reasonably priced. We are talking about the future of your child here, after all.So what will it be? Who will your child become? Some buck-toothed ghoul who rides A.T.V.s and works for the cable company? Or, a fine-boned knockout who jet sets and speaks at the U.N.? It’s your choice to make. I’d urge you to choose wisely, though. And soon. This house—this nexus of exceptionalism in Snedens Landing—won’t be on the market forever.
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