Taking matters into her own hands when it came to selecting someone to honor her mother in a biopic, Angelina Jolie will play Marcheline Bertrand in an upcoming film.
Produced by Brad Pitt's Plan B company, the movie will follow the late actress who devoted herself to humanitarian causes before dying from cancer in 2007.
News of her preventative double mastectomy has spread like wildfire, and Angelina Jolie has made in important step forward for cancer survival according to Dr. Oz.
They’ve always been uber-supportive of each other, and Brad Pitt couldn’t be more proud of his longtime partner Angelina Jolie for sharing the details of her recent double mastectomy.
While chatting with USA Today, the “World War Z” stud confessed that he’s “quite emotional” about the whole process.
She’s been laying low as of late, and it turns out Angelina Jolie has been recovering from a double mastectomy she underwent earlier this year.
The “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” star explained in a New York Times op-ed that there wasn’t anything medically pressing that led to the decision, but rather her genetic predisposition to developing breast cancer.
After Angelina Jolie's candid revelation in the New York Times on Tuesday (May 14) that she underwent a double mastectomy, friends and family are coming out in droves to support her decision.
Speaking to Gossip Cop, the "Tomb Raider" star's father Jon Voight said his "love and admiration for her can never be measured in words" and her story "will be an inspiration to all women who are vulnerable" to breast cancer.
He’s one half of the Jolie-Pitt parenting team, and Brad Pitt is thrilled with Angelina's decision to have a double mastectomy in order to dramatically reduce the chance of breast cancer.
After the “Changeling” actress wrote her op-ed piece for the New York Times, the “Fight Club” stud told London’s Evening Standard that he feels she made the right call.
Although her pictures are all over magazines and films worldwide, a never-before-seen photo of Angelina Jolie could soon rake in thousands.
It was recently revealed that an outtake from a 2001 David LaChapelle shoot for Rolling Stone of the "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" actress will be up for auction at Christie's next month.
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