Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have denied rumours that they've sold their New Orleans, Louisiana mansion.
Recent reports suggested the couple sold the house they bought in January 2007.
The couple and their four children have lived in New Orleans while working with those left homeless by Hurricane Katrina.
According to New Orleans website Nola.com, a spokesperson for the couple's charity the Jolie-Pitt Foundation, Trevor Neilson, said: "This rumour going around that they've sold or are selling their house in New Orleans is not true."
He added: "It's just made up, as are a lot of things that are said about them."
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Marquess
Artist: Marquess
Genre(s):
Pop
Discography:
Frenetica
Year: 2007
Tracks: 12
Marquess
Year: 2006
Tracks: 11
Though based in Hanover, Germany, Marquess drew heavily on the rhythms and sounds of modern-day Latin pop, regular recording a number of original songs in the Spanish clapper. The group was lED by vocalist Sascha Pierro, a German native antecedently known for collaborations with Patrick Nuo and Jazzkantine. In 2003, his "Wenn Grenzen" was too in the running for the famed Eurovision Song Contest. Pierro assembled Marquess in early 2006 with guitar player Dominik Decker, bassist Marco Heggen, and keyboardist Christian Fleps. Their debut Warner Music individual, "El Temperamento," rapidly emerged as one of Europe's jailbreak summer hits, eventually entry the German Top Ten in advance of the quartet's self-titled LP.
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Sunday, 1 June 2008
Russian Communists Call For Boycott Of Crystal Skull
Members of Russia's dwindling Communist Party have called for a nationwide boycott
of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which opened on Thursday.
In particular, they object to the depiction of Soviet troops invading top-secret
American installations, killing guards and wreaking havoc. As reported by the London
Sunday Times, the Communists claim that no Soviet terrorists were ever sent
to the U.S. in 1957, the year in which the movie's plot takes place. Instead, they
said, the government successfully launched the first Sputnik satellite, "which evoked
the admiration of the whole world." The Sunday Times quoted Moscow Communist
lawmaker Andrei Andreyev as saying, "It is very disturbing if talented directors
want to provoke a new Cold War." And Reuters quoted St. Petersburg Communist Party chief
Sergei Malinkovich as saying, "Why should we agree to that sort of lie and let the
West trick our youth?." He said that "they will go to the cinema and will be sure
that in 1957 we made trouble for the United States and almost started a nuclear war."
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