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Today Angie and brad going to married - Brangelina marry in secret French wedding

Today Angie and brad going to married -Brangelina marry in secret French wedding, www.tarkaa.com, 
LOS ANGELES: Hollywood force couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt at last got married following nine years together at a mystery wedding in the south of France portrayed as a "family undertaking" with their six youngsters.


The A-rundown Oscar champs were hitched by a US judge on Saturday in a little church at Manor Miraval, in the beautiful town of Correns, a representative for the Tinseltown imperial couple said. George Clooney was among the VIP companions to praise them.

"I'm truly blissful for Brad and Angie and their entire family," said the 53-year-old veteran unhitched male, who advertised his engagement in April.

Jolie was strolled down the passageway by her eldest children Maddox and Pax. Girls Zahara and Vivienne tossed petals, while the couple's other two youngsters, Shiloh and Knox, were the ring bearers.

"It was truly a family undertaking," the representative said in a statement.pitt, 50, and Jolie, 39, acquired a marriage permit in California from a neighborhood US judge who made a trip to France to direct the wedding, which was depicted as a "non-denominational common function."

"Pitt was captured Thursday wearing a gold band on his left ring finger amid an occasion in Britain to advertise his new World War II film "Fierceness," in which he plays a fight solidified armed force sergeant.

He and Jolie began to look all starry eyed at on the set of 2005 activity film "Mr & Mrs Smith" - producing the media marvel of "Brangelina" that has overwhelmed big name news-casting and the tabloids following the time when.

Recently, Jolie told Individuals Magazine that she and Pitt were "not so much in a hurry" to get hitched, including: "We're simply holding up for it to be the correct time with the children, with work, when it feels right."
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Miley Cyrus lands Marc Jacobs campaign



Pop star Miley Cyrus has become the new face of American fashion designer Marc Jacobs' spring/summer 2014 campaign.
In the campaign, the 21-year-old singer poses on a sandy beach, lost in thought, wearing a structured navy cropped coat with fancy details, maroon bermuda shorts and embroidered ankle booties, reported E! online.
Some of the tattoos of the singer is conspicuous in the picture.
Cyrus was criticised heavily for her raunchy performance in the award shows and her controversial 'Wrecking Ball' video, in which she appeared nude.
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Meryl Streep blasts Walt Disney as sexist




Oscar-winner Meryl Streep has slammed Hollywood icon Walt Disney for allegedly being "anti-Semitic" and a "gender bigot" at an award show.
Streep, 64, who is considered one of the greatest actresses in Hollywood, ripped off the great animator while honouring her friend Emma Thompson at National Board of Review Awards in New York City last night.
Thompson played 'Mary Poppins' creator PL Travers in 'Saving Mr Banks' which depicts how Disney convinced the taciturn author to let him adapt her book for the big screen. Travers and Disney, however, never saw eye-to-eye.
Streep generously praised the best actress winner Thompson as a "saint" but offered a different perspective on Disney.
"Disney, who brought joy, arguably, to billions of people, was perhaps... or had some racist proclivities. He formed and supported an anti-Semitic industry lobbying group. And he was certainly, on the evidence of his company's policies, a gender bigot," Streep said in her 10-minute-long speech, according to Entertainment Weekly.
"When I saw the film, I could just imagine Walt Disney's chagrin at having to cultivate P L Travers' favour for 20 years that it took to secure the rights to her work. It must have killed him to encounter, in a woman, an equally disdainful and superior creature, a person dismissive of his own, considerable gifts and prodigious output and
imagination," Streep noted.
Streep then read out a 1938 rejection letter which the company sent to a female applicant to a cartoon training programme.
"Women do not do any of the creative work in connection with preparing the cartoons for the screen, as that task is performed entirely by young men," Streep read from the letter.
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