"She spent a long time coming up with it," the insider added. "She researched it and talked to friends of friends to make sure it makes sense and didn’t have anything negative about it. She thought it said exactly what she wanted to say.

"She’s crushed her new little boy hasn’t taken to it."

Brangelina to wed in Dominican Republic? - Mar 30 2007
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie may have their sights set on a Dominican wedding, according to a friend of the actor.

The actor has been looking into marriage statutes in the Caribbean nation, said George Nader, an art dealer and promoter who helped the Hollywood heartthrob look for real estate on the island last year.

But the actor’s spokeswoman Cindy Guagenti later denied the couple is planning a Dominican wedding.

The star’s friend said: "He asked me by email if I could investigate marriage laws for foreigners - but just that. He didn’t tell me they are coming to marry or when they would do it."

He added he would help the famous couple find a local legal consultant if they decide to get married in the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola with Haiti.

OK! magazine has reported that the couple plan to wed in the Dominican Republic, where they stayed last year when Angelina was working on the movie The Good Shepherd.

The couple, who have four children together, would limit the wedding to family, the magazine said, citing an anonymous source.

It would be Angelina’s third marriage and Brad’s second.

Fresh kidnap rumours plague Brangelina - Mar 29 2007
An alleged kidnap plot involving Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and their new son Pax Thien is said to have been foiled by the family’s tight security, according to a new US report.

An insider close to the couple’s security team claims that a plot to kidnap Pax upon his arrival in the US in return for a $100 million ransom was planned by "highly skilled operatives with little regard for human life", in an exclusive report featured in Life & Style magazine.

The source told the magazine that further investigation deemed the "meticulously planned" threat "credible and serious".

Having acknowledged that their expanding family is a potential kidnap target, the couple have beefed up security around their US homes.

While a team of five to six security staff reportedly guards the couple’s LA home around the clock, their New Orleans abode, located just one block from the nearest police station, was recently fitted with a $500,000 security system.

Angelina admitted in a recent interview with Newsweek that she’s faced similar threats in the past.

"I won’t say where, or with whom, but some gangsters planned to kidnap me and extort a massive ransom. I was warned at the last minute, and managed to escape, luckily," she told the magazine.

Brangelina’s new gift - Mar 24 2007
They’ve just gained a new son, now Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have decided to give something away - specifically 100,000 dollars.

The couple have donated the sum to help build a medical facility in the Duk County region of Sudan, after becoming aware of the project through its founder John Dau.

A former so-called ’Lost Boy’ of Sudan, Dau’s life story was featured in the acclaimed documentary God Grew Tired Of Us, which Brad executive produced.

The hospital will benefit at least 150,000 of the locals. The superstar pair gave the money via their charitable Jolie-Pitt Foundation.