Angelina Jolie Officially Gives Birth to Twins

The actress Angelina Jolie has given birth to both a boy and a girl. The babies were delivered by Caesarean section on Saturday night. Jolie and the twins are doing well. The baby boy was named Knox Leon and was born weighing just over 5 pounds. The girl was named Vivienne Marcheline and weighed 5 pounds. The babies were born at the seaside Lenval hospital in Nice in southern France. Jolie is expected to stay in the hospital for a few more days.

Angelina Jolie Checks Into Hospital for Birth of Twins

It is reported that the actress Angelina Jolie has checked into the seafront Lenval hospital in Nice in the south of France to be kept under doctor’s surveillance and rest before she gives birth to her twins. It is expected that she will stay in the hospital until she gives birth. The babies are due in August but it is possible that they will be born early. Angelia Jolie and Brad Pitt have four children that are 6 year old Maddox, 4 year old Pax, 3 year old Zahara, and 2 year old Shiloh.

Strange Man Arrested at Brad Pitt’s Home

A man who said that he was a freelance reporter was arrested outside of Brad Pitt’s Los Angeles home. A housekeeper called the police about noon on Wednesday after she saw a car blocking the driveway. The man got out of the car and asked whether the house belonged to Brad Pitt. The reporter was arrested for investigation of trespassing and was taken into custody. The housekeeper will be the one to decide whether or not to press charges. Neither Pitt nor Angelina Jolie was home at the time.

Filipino Farmers Want Angelina Jolie’s Help

Filipino farmers are looking for help from the actress Angelina Jolie to call attention to the thousands of rural people who have been displaced by military operations. The Farmers’ Movement of the Philippines wants the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to send Jolie, who is a UNHRC goodwill ambassador, to look into the rising number of internal refugees in their country. They want her to see the reality of internally displaced people in their country. More than 10,000 people had to leave their homes because of the increased military actions and threats. The military puts blame on the insurgents for the problem.

They say they are up against communist rebels that have been fighting for a maoist-led state for the past 39 years. The Moro Islam Liberation Front says that for the past two decades they have been trying to self-rule the southern Philippines.