Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie Censor Their Kids
‘.A lot has been written about Hollywood’s most famous couple over the last seven years. Of course they were also making headlines long before they hooked up. At the moment a basic search for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie comes back with 49.4 million results. Type in Brangelina and you get almost 1.3 million results. That’s a lot of stuff!
It’s almost a case of life imitating art. In Moneyball Brad tells his daughter to stay away from the world wide web after she learns there are people saying her Dad could lose his job. But in Brangelina’s case there a few darker skeletons which could be unearthed online. What about Ange swapping vials of blood with her ex husband Billy Bob Thornton or kissing her brother James Haven on the lips? Or the oh so scandalous Brad and Ange getting cosy while he was still married to Jennifer Aniston ?
All I have to say is good luck with that Brad and Ange. Enjoy the censorship now because as the kids grow older you won’t be able to control what they can and can’t access!
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Ten Best The Brady Bunch TV Episodes
ABC-TV's The Brady Bunch ran from 1969 to 1974, racking up 117 half-hour segments. The principal cast was comprised of Robert Reed (Mike Brady), Florence Henderson (Carol Brady), Barry Williams (Greg Brady), Maureen McCormick (Marcia Brady), Christopher Knight (Peter Brady), Eve Plumb (Jan Brady), Mike Looklinland (Bobby Brady), Susan Olsen (Cindy Brady) and Ann B. Davis (Alice Nelson) – better known as those fine folks craning their necks during the show's opening and closing.
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"Our Son, the Man" - February 5, 1971
Now a freshman in high school, Greg decides that he has reached manhood, dressing in the latest fashion, converting Mike's den into his own bachelor pad and opting out of a family weekend excursion. The 15-year-old Greg really goes "mod" in this episode, adopting hip lingo, calling his parents by their first names and trying to romance a senior girl (Julie Cobb) who's three years older. One look at the new, "far out" Greg is worth a thousand laughs, as the oldest Brady kid comes out smoking in striped bell bottoms, psychedelic shirt, frilly leather vest, headband and a pair of wild, tinted glasses. Oh, groovy!
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"The Voice of Christmas" - December 19, 1969
Carol, slated to sing for Christmas church services, develops laryngitis several days before the big event. A department store Santa (Hal Smith) inadvertently promises little Cindy that her mother will regain her voice by Christmas Day. A nice holiday episode, with Mike and the boys bringing in the Christmas tree and Florence Henderson providing the yuletide music. "He's better than a doctor, he's Santa Claus," Cindy says of Old Saint Nick.