Brad Pitt @ MindSay

Rancette: Brad, congratulations on your Golden Globe nomination for Babel.
Brad: Thanks.
R: But since you and I both know you’re not much of an actor, let’s talk about the women in your life.
B: Yeah, Jack Nicholson is totally going to kick my a**.
R: So the tabloids say you’re getting back with Jen.
B: Who?
R: Aniston. Jennifer Aniston.
B: Rubbish.
R: Late night phone calls?
B: Well, only a few.  But that doesn’t mean we’re getting back together.
R: So what have you been talking about?
B: Old times.  Once she broke up with Vince Vaughn, I used to call her to console her.  Now that Angie’s had the baby and she’s bitching about everything, it’s great to talk to Jen and she’s so nice and she’ll always say the sweetest things to me.
R: So you’re not going to leave Angelina?
B: Heck, no.  I mean, Jen’s a great distraction.  But Angelina and I have a kid now.  Shangrila or something.
R: What?
B: The kid’s name.
R: Shiloh?
B: Yeah, I can’t keep these kids’ names straight.  And Maddox and Zappa Unit One.
R: Zahara?
B: Yeah.
R: Zahara’s a nice name.
B: You know it is.  It’s just hard to remember.  And when we have another kid…
R: So Angelina IS pregnant?
B: Yeah.  She pulled a Britney on me.  Getting pregnant right after having a baby.
R: Uh oh, if your storyline follows Britney’s, you and Angie will split right after baby #2.
B: Yeah, but Angie and I aren’t married like Brit and Kev were.  And technically this is baby #4.  You know, adopted children count too.
R: Whatever.  So you said you’re going to kick Jack Nicholson’s a**?
B: No, he’s going to kick my a**.
R: You know it’s funny.  The week after The Departed was released, he fell and broke a rib.  He looks tough on screen, but you could totally kick his a** in real life.
B: Baby, this is real life.  I’m playing it cool with Angelina and I have a real live Golden Globe nomination for Babel.
R: Next stop Oscar-ville?
B: Totally.
R: Who are you going to bring to the Oscars, Jen or Angelina?
B: I’m thinking, my mother.  That’s who Kevin Spacey brought to the Oscars and he won.
R: Interesting thinking.  You need all the help you can get though.  I hope that strategy works for you.
B: I really need this Oscar.  Angie has one so I want one too.
R: I see.  Maybe you should adopt a child of your own and name it too.  Shangrila was a very interesting name that you came up with.
B: Rancette, the name’s Shiloh.  And Shiloh wasn’t adopted.  She’s our own flesh and blood.  One day she’ll be an actress of Oscar winning parents.
R: You haven’t gotten the Oscar yet.  You haven’t even gotten the Golden Globe yet.
B: Just wait and see.

TO BE CONTINUED…

I am sick of hearing about how much the magazines have paid for Ms. Shiloh Nouvel's baby pictures. My gosh. Who cares!? Where are the darn pictures already?! Why would we even care what the baby looks like? I mean, you see pics of Gwyneth and Apple and you're like, man, whatever, Apple looks okay but whatever.  But Shiloh? They're acting like she's worth every penny of the $4 mil. or $10 mil. At this rate, she's giving Dakota Fanning a run for her money. Why not get the kid acting at oh, say age 1? If they can commission such a high price? If people are so intrigued? The name Shiloh Nouvel already has star power. I feel sorry for the parents in say 14 years.  Shiloh is going to give them HELL. Wanna bet?

Angelina Jolie says she and Brad Pitt, who have three children including a newborn daughter, are planning to adopt another child, in an upcoming TV interview.

 

"Next, we'll adopt," Jolie tells CNN's Anderson Cooper in an interview to air Tuesday on Anderson Cooper 360 (10 p.m. ET).

 

Jolie, 31, gave birth to daughter Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt in Namibia last month. The couple have two older children, 16-month-old Zahara, adopted from Ethiopia, and 4-year-old Maddox, adopted from Cambodia.

 

"We don't know which — which country. But we're looking at different countries," the actress tells Cooper. "And we're — I'm just — it's gonna be the balance of what would be best for Mad and for Z right now. It's, you know, another boy, another girl, which country, which race would fit best with the kids."

 

Both Maddox and Zahara's surnames have been legally changed to Jolie-Pitt after Pitt, 42, announced his intention to adopt the children.

 

The Jolie interview will air Tuesday as part of CNN's entire day of programming devoted to World Refugee Day.

 

Following in the steps of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, Britney Spears is considering a Namibian birth for her next baby, a government official said Friday.

 

Deputy Environment and Tourism Minister Leon Jooste said officials have received an inquiry on behalf of the 24-year-old pop star, who has a 9-month-old son, Sean Preston, with husband Kevin Federline.

 

"She has shown interest to come over to Namibia," Jooste said by telephone from a conference in neighboring South Africa. "Nothing has been confirmed yet, but there is a definite possibility of that happening."

 

He declined to provide further details, saying: "She wants to come in very low profile and have some privacy. She might change her mind if we reveal too much now."

 

There was no immediate response from Spears' New York-based representative, Leslie Sloane Zelnik, to requests by The Associated Press seeking comment.

 

Spears, who recently announced she is expecting a second child, has taken a beating in the tabloids, which have questioned her parenting skills. She has been photographed driving with Sean Preston in her lap, and nearly dropped him when she tripped outside a New York City hotel.

 

Spears would probably appreciate some of the peace and privacy that Pitt and Jolie enjoyed when their daughter, Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt, was born last month in the sleepy southwest African nation.

 

The Namibian government shielded the Hollywood couple from the paparazzi, insisting that visiting journalists obtain permission in writing to cover them.