Angelina Jolie's breast-feeding pictures in the November issue of W magazine have reportedly left Brad Pitts parents upset.
Star magazine reported that while father Bill Pitt refused to talk about the published photos, mum Jane Pitt has been displeased with the way the couples kids have been used for advertisement purposes.
Fox News quoted the magazine, "Brad’s dad won't talk about it that means he’s upset.
"Brad’s mom feels they're using their children as a marketing campaign tool and thinks it’s unacceptable.
The pictures of the actress, who had posed for the cover of the American fashion magazine while breast-feeding one of her 3-month-old twins, had been shot by Brad in mid-August at their French Chateau Miraval.
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She has recently whipped up an internet storm after being photographed climbing in and out of cars without any underwear.
The 25-year-old's new best friend, hotel heiress Paris Hilton, only managed fifth place in Yahoo's Buzz Index list of the most searched-for terms in 2006.
California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger came second in the list and former US President Bill Clinton was third, followed by his wife Hillary.
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's tot Shiloh had to settle for second place.
David Banda, the Malawian toddler Madonna wants to adopt, came sixth.
The most searched-for World Cup player was Ronaldinho, who beat David Beckham into second place. Wayne Rooney was at number 10.
The top news story was the death of crocodile hunter Steve Irwin at the hands of a stingray.
The most searched-for film was Spider-Man 3 - which doesn't come out until next year.
The money will go to the UN Refugee Agency, the International Rescue Committee and the international NGO, and SOS Children's Villages via the Jolie-Pitt Foundation.
UNHCR's Regional Representative for the United States and the Caribbean, Michel Gabaudian, praised the couple’s donation, and said that it showed that it went a long way in showing people in the region that they had not been forgotten.
“This generous donation comes just months after Angelina Jolie made a personal visit to a refugee camp in Chad and it shows, once again, her and Brad Pitts’ commitment to helping refugees and the displaced. As Goodwill Ambassador, Ms. Jolie’s continued support of UNHCR and those we seek to help is a powerful force in ensuring they are not forgotten,” Us Weekly quoted him, as saying.
George Rupp, president of the International Rescue Committee, added: "This donation will make a real difference in the lives of thousands of vulnerable people. We are grateful to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt for remembering them."
Jolie, a Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Refugee Agency, has visited Darfur thrice, the most recent trip being in late February.
On that trip, she met staff from SOS Children's Villages at the Oure-Cassoni refugee camp.
Speaking about her experience, Jolie had said at the time that she was "struck by the sense of hope she encountered and by the widespread desire for peace-keepers to be deployed in eastern Chad."
The 43-year-old actor is regularly voted the World’s Sexiest Man, but he is concerned about doing nude scenes in the Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Producers of the film, due to be released in May next year, have been forced to look for a body double.
A source said: “Casting notices have been put out looking for suitable rears.
“Maybe Brad’s partner ANGELINA JOLIE doesn’t want him stripping off for anyone else these days.”
Brad has not been shy about revealing his body in the past.
He has shown off his rear in Thelma and Louise in 1991 and 2004 blockbuster Troy.
Brad also appeared nude for Playgirl magazine in 1997.
At the, er, bottom of the page we suggest some possible stand-ins for him.
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been left stunned by news of a plot to kidnap their newly adopted son Pax Thien, according to US reports.
Jolie's security team learned of a plot to abduct the three-year-old Vietnamese boy as the actress made plans to return to America on March 19th, according to the new issue of Life & Style magazine.
An insider close to the couple's security team tells the publication that Pitt and Jolie's publicists are playing down the threat, but reveals the kidnap plot was credible and meticulously planned by a deadly gang.
The source says, "They're highly skilled operatives with little regard for human life. Information came out that leaders of the gang ordered their LA members to devise a plan to kidnap Pax before demanding a ransom of $100million - equal to the profit from a year of drug dealing - for his safe return.
Brad and Angie would have a number of days to hand over the money or risk the boy's life."
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In an exclusive interview in the new issue of PEOPLE, Angelina Jolie talks about her brood with Brad Pitt – and admits she's "the disciplinarian" of the family.
Jolie, 31, says that she and Pitt, 43, have different parenting styles when it comes to Maddox, 5; Zahara, who turns 2 on Jan. 8; and Shiloh, 7 months: "I am the disciplinarian," she says. "Brad can be, but if Z doesn't get the bottle from me, she'll very quickly run to Daddy."
Asked which of the three kids rules the Jolie-Pitt roost, she says, "I bet if you asked Brad, he'd say Zahara. Mad is very smart, but he's got a certain sense of calm. Zahara is possibly the funniest person I've ever met in my life. So dramatic and creative and loud and charming. She's definitely the biggest personality in the house."
As parents, what makes them most proud? "Somebody said to us recently that they were happy kids, and we talked about how much that meant to us to hear. And they're good kids. God knows how we managed to do that – but they're good kids."
Jolie admits that their humanitarian and film work creates a somewhat nomadic existence for their family. "It's hard, and maybe one day we'll have to stay in one place," she says. "I'm sure (the kids are) going to be 18 and say, 'God, I just want to stay in one place.' They'll never want to leave home!"
But for now, they're not slowing down. On Wednesday, after the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court announced plans to indict suspects for atrocities in Darfur, Jolie released a
statement urging Americans to support the effort: "The Prosecutor is offering justice."
And through the couple's work with organizations such as the Cambodian Health Committee and Global Action for Children, they're working to create in their children a sense of pride in their homelands: Cambodia for Maddox; Ethiopia for Zahara.
On a recent visit to Cambodia, where the couple are sponsoring a relief project in Maddox's name, "He recognized himself in the people," Jolie says of her son. "Which is a wonderful thing."
