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Does Avatar director James Cameron have the hots for Angelina Jolie?

While the thought of James Cameron slam dunking Angelina Jolie makes our tummies a bit queasy, we have to admit he has a point.

No matter how many people get angry that the lead role in Cleopatra — the epic history film remake — is not being played by a black woman… still — it IS being played by Angelina Jolie.

If the real purpose behind all movies is to make art, to have Jolie follow in the footsteps of Elizabeth Taylor rather than literal history might not be such a bad thing.

If Cameron’s artistic vision includes Jolie, let it and her and them be.

The only trouble comes into play if youngsters are told the film is an accurate port

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Brad Pitt dedicated to green building cities and sustainable futures worldwide

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Brad Pitt studies green building as a hobby, but his commitment to seeing the Unites States and global communities create sustainable cities worldwide is his life’s work ambition when he is not in front of the cameras or red carpet bright lights.

Pitt and other green celebrities in Hollywood have given their celebrity endorsements to a green building charity benefit organization called Global Green USA. Here’s a list of Brad Pitt celebrity friends who stand with him in the fight for sustainable lifestyle trends.

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Strange News: Tony Blair in running to win Bad Sex Award for tell all book

Strange News!

Former British premier Tony Blair is up for a less than coveted literary award. The announcement was made Oct. 16 that the Iraq war bed buddy of former U.S. President George W. Bush is up for the least-coveted prize in literature — the Bad Sex Award.

In a passage from his new autobiography, “A Journey,” Blair reminisced about a night of passion with his wife Cherie. The strange news tale, “was deemed so cringe-worthy that Britain’s Literary Review magazine made him the first writer of a nonfiction work to be considered for the dubious honor…” says Fox News.