While at DC’s Holocaust Memorial Museum to support Angelina Jolie‘s directorial debut, actor Brad Pitt shared that, unlike his partner, he isn’t “disappointed” with how things have gone under Barack Obama. At the premiere of In The Land of Blood and Honey, Jolie told Daily Caller senior video reporter Nicholas Ballasy that she is “disappointed” [...]

Ricky Gervais is, thusfar, doing a bang-up job of hosting the 68th annual Golden Globes Awards. And by that we mean he might want to have someone accompany him on his walk through the 68th annual Golden Globes parking lot tonight what with all the jokes he’s been making at actors’ expenses.

Bill O’Reilly is not exactly the biggest ally A-list do-gooders like George Clooney and Angelina Jolie can count on to support their work abroad. But while usually skeptical, O’Reilly found himself defending their cause in the Darfur region of Sudan as his guest, former CIA intelligence officer Michael Scheuer, accused them of helping Osama Bin Laden‘s cause.

This morning, Tom Junod over at Esquire‘s political blog offered his take on why Republican voters have been more energized than Democratic ones: sex appeal. In an article titled “How D.C. Became Hollywood for Semi-Attractive People,” he argues that conservative women like Christine O’Donnell, Sarah Palin, Ann Coulter and Michele Bachmann are both “crazy” and the new “standard of beauty,” while lib ladies are “either old or unattractive.” As he puts it, “the Democrats became the CNN to the Republican Fox, clueless in their competence, bewildered by their own best intentions.”

We’ve lived in a constant state of worry and fear, but now the day has finally arrived: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are splitting. (Maybe.) News of the World is reporting that the Biggest Celebrity Couple of All-Time© has signed the paperwork to share custody of their six children (they were never married) and split their gigantic pile of money. And it begs an important media question: At what level of fame does a celebrity couple’s breakup become legitimately newsworthy? Ever?

It’s unlikely to say the least, but still, Angelina Jolie appears to have struck a decidedly Sarah Palin-esque tone in her Newsweek op-ed (talking about gunning for traffic!) in so far as criticizing President Obama for what he’s not doing.

Star Magazine running a misleading cover? Say it ain’t so! The jury is out on whether Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie truly had “the fight to end all fights,” but Star definitely ran a misleading cover story on their fight or alleged fight. Gossip Cop has the deets:

Get this: Angelina Jolie thinks Barack Obama is a “socialist in disguise.” This is according to an anonymous source, who provided many spicy quotes to Us Weekly. She also “hates him.” Does this doom Obama’s chances in 2012? Will this tear Angelina and Brad [Pitt] apart? And how does she compare to Megan Fox, anyway?

With this weekend’s release of the latest entry in “The Twilight Saga:” New Moon, it’s safe to say a new publicity blitz is upon us. In this edition of Cover Wars, we remember the classics from the Twilight franchise, knowing full well that many more are now in print. We call it The Greatest Twilight Cover So Far.

Apparently, there is a nice lady named Nadya Suleman who has fourteen kids, eight of whom she had at the same time. Some people call her Octomom. She looks like Angelina Jolie, supposedly. Intrigued? Then Fox’s August 19th special, “Octomom: The Incredible Unseen Footage,” is for you. According to the press release, “viewers will be able to witness the emotional struggles, physical complications and financial burdens of this single mother of 14. How did Fox get this important journalistic scoop?

Harper’s Bazaar goes tabloid on Angelina Jolie, V-word makes Sandra Bullock giggle, Vogue slims down for Sienna Miller…