Thursday 24 April 2008

Jolie: Iraqi children need help

Jolie: Iraqi children need help



Angelina Jolie has called for the education of Iraqi children to be given more attention and funding.
Speaking during a discussion on their plight at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington on Wednesday, the actress and campaigner said: "It is a fact that the best way to heal children in conflict and their trauma is to focus their minds on their future. This population we're talking about is the future of Iraq.
"So to reach them now, to help deal with their trauma and refocus their minds on a possible future should absolutely be one of our top priorities."
"Every child has a right to education and conflict is not a reason to ignore that. We need these kids to rebuild their country, to stabilize their country and, eventually, to lead their country," she told the audience, which included the commander of the US forces in Iraq, General John Petraeus.  





Pitt taking Ledger's role in film?

Pitt taking Ledger's role in film?



Brad Pitt is in talks to star in 'Tree of Life', the new drama from legendary director Terrence Malick.
Variety reports that if Pitt signs up for 'Tree of Life' he would replace Heath Ledger, who was scheduled to star opposite Sean Penn in the Malick film.
Malick's other films include 'Days of Heaven' and 'The Thin Red Line'.
Production on 'Tree of Life' is due to begin in the spring.





Thursday 17 April 2008

Katt Williams Shrugs Off Pauly Shore's Black-Comedians Comments: 'I Think It's A Comic Being Funny'

Katt Williams Shrugs Off Pauly Shore's Black-Comedians Comments: 'I Think It's A Comic Being Funny'







It's "Buh-deee" versus "It's Pimpin' Pimpin'." More or less comedy fans were recently outraged at a trick Pauly Shore made spell promoting his video "Natural Born Komics." Footage hit the Net of a deadpan Land claiming that black comedians such as Cedric the Entertainer, Steve William Harvey, Mo'Nique, Dean Martin Lawrence and Charlie Irish potato ar blowing up just because of their race.

"I need to be black. 'Cause if I was black, I'd be doing good. Completely the black comedians are doing good," Prop up said. "Get-go of altogether, Katt Sir Bernard Williams, him and me — when it comes to the funny-meter — ar probably the saami. But because he's black ... Katt Hank Williams, he's got whole the specials. And 'Oh, Katt Roger Williams is so funny story and he's such a whiz comedian. Oh my God, you gotta see Katt Sir Bernard Williams.' It's 'cause he's shirley Temple. D.L. Hughley, Mo'Nique, Charlie Murphy ..."
Sir Bernard Williams talked about the incident this week piece visiting the MTV News part.
"What you suppose his identify was?" Bernard Arthur Owen Williams asked with a straight face. "Was he a comedian? Oh, he was? Then what happened, he became white? Then that couldn't be the answer to the problem. He was acting."
Williams knows Shore was making a joke. He was in on it. A followup Net short to Shore's racial blah featuring Williams, Vivica A. Fox, Ice-T and White potato has surfaced as well. At first the celebs seem to take exception to the former MTV personality's remarks, only then Prop pops up on camera to say the humanity it's been had.
"I didn't live he was playing when I [number one] heard it," Tennessee Williams said. "I hardly dismissed it, because wherefore would I be talking about Pauly Land? I'm wholly across the land. I haven't seen Pauly Land in any





Tuesday 15 April 2008

Reality TV rejects set for Eurovision?

Reality TV rejects set for Eurovision?



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