Angelina Jolie has defended her decision to speak about her teenage self-harm days, insisting that her words and experiences could help others overcome their problems.
The pregnant star has previously admitted in several interviews she cut her arms as a teenager in a bid to cope with depression.
And although the 33-year-old has since managed to conquer her demons, she insists she is happy she went public with her struggle, because she believes talking about her own experiences has helped other victims.
She says: "The reason I talked about going through certain pains of even cutting myself is that I was already out the other side.
"I knew there were people who did that, and were happy somebody admitted they did and discussed how they got out of it. I don't see the point of doing an interview unless you're going to share the things you learn in life and the mistakes you make.
"So to admit I'm extremely human and have done some dark things, I don't think makes me unusual or unusually dark. I think it is the right thing to do and I'd like to think it's the nice thing to do."
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Hayden Panettiere - The Things They Say 8377
"Blondes are not dumb. If you want to make me angry, try telling me I'm stupid. I know for a fact that I have a higher IQ than 99 per cent of brunettes." Blonde beauty HAYDEN PANETTIERE reveals her one pet hate.
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Socialite IVANA TRUMP had 25 bridesmaids at her Florida wedding on Saturday (12Apr08).
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Jonas Brothers Coming To The Big Screen In 3-D
The Jonas Brothers [ tickets ] are headed to the big screen with a Disney Digital 3-D feature film that will include footage from their upcoming "Burning Up" concert tour. Scheduled for a 2009 release, the film also will include documentary material that will take fans behind the scenes and into the lives and careers of the three brothers--Kevin, Joe and Nick--according to a press release.The film will be directed and produced by the team that worked on Disney's "Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour" feature film.The Jonas Brother's headlining arena tour, the "Burning Up" tour," is scheduled to kick off July 4 in Toronto. The brothers also star in the upcoming Disney Channel Original Movie "Camp Rock," which premieres June 20, and in the Disney Channel series "J.O.N.A.S!," debuting this fall, as well as a short-form reality series, "Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream," which airs on the Disney Channel May 16.
Paris Hilton Not Pregnant, Says Rep
A representative for Paris Hilton has denied that she's pregnant after photos taken in Hollywood this week appeared to show her with a "baby bump".
Hilton and her boyfriend Benji Madden were out at the Crown Bar in Los Angeles on Wednesday night, when paparazzi snapped the 27-year-old wearing a green satin dress.
Gossip sites lit up with news that Hilton is expecting, however, her representative informed Usmagazine that the reports are "completely false."
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Simon Cowell pays off couple's mortgage
'American Idol' and 'X Factor' judge Simon Cowell has paid off the mortgage of a couple who are struggling financially since their young daughter was diagnosed with cancer.
Cowell, who earned a 'Mr Nasty' reputation on the talent shows, was touched by the story of three-year-old Madelaine Stoen, when she featured on 'Oprah'.
Cowell declared that he would be the girl's "guardian angel" after talk show host Oprah Winfrey showed him a clip of Amy and Randy Stoen and their daughter Madelaine, who suffers from an aggressive form of cancer, alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma.
The couple take it in turns to travel more than 100 miles from their home each day so that their daughter, who has started losing her hair, can receive treatment.
Cowell greeted the Stoen family on 'Oprah' yesterday and told them he had written a cheque for $162,000 to pay off their mortgage.
Cowell said: "It doesn't stop there. If there's any problem, I'm her guardian angel now."
"I didn't know what to do in this situation other than to do something which I hope will help your situation," he said.
"I know you are having problems with your mortgage. As of this afternoon, your mortgage has been paid off."
When Randy Stoen hugged Cowell, the talent show judge said: "I never knew doing good could feel so good."
He then said to Winfrey: "It's taken me 48 years. I credit you with this."
Cowell, who earned a 'Mr Nasty' reputation on the talent shows, was touched by the story of three-year-old Madelaine Stoen, when she featured on 'Oprah'.
Cowell declared that he would be the girl's "guardian angel" after talk show host Oprah Winfrey showed him a clip of Amy and Randy Stoen and their daughter Madelaine, who suffers from an aggressive form of cancer, alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma.
The couple take it in turns to travel more than 100 miles from their home each day so that their daughter, who has started losing her hair, can receive treatment.
Cowell greeted the Stoen family on 'Oprah' yesterday and told them he had written a cheque for $162,000 to pay off their mortgage.
Cowell said: "It doesn't stop there. If there's any problem, I'm her guardian angel now."
"I didn't know what to do in this situation other than to do something which I hope will help your situation," he said.
"I know you are having problems with your mortgage. As of this afternoon, your mortgage has been paid off."
When Randy Stoen hugged Cowell, the talent show judge said: "I never knew doing good could feel so good."
He then said to Winfrey: "It's taken me 48 years. I credit you with this."
Alice Deejay
Artist: Alice Deejay
Genre(s):
Dance
Pop
Discography:
Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
Year: 2000
Tracks: 14
Better Off Alone
Year: 1999
Tracks: 6
The club/dance nickname Alice Deejay coupled the techno-pop company at the close of the '90s, slicing and dicing in European clubs and drubbing up mixes alongside her fellow cohorts like Josh Wink, DJ Rap, and Paul Oakenfold. Judy, world Health Organization fits the face slow the Alice Deejay name, ab initio linked the scene when playing at the popular Roxy clubhouse in Amsterdam. The clamant unearthly connectedness combination human interaction and music itself became the combustion military force for Judy to become Alice Deejay. Her debut album, WHO Needs Guitars Anyway?, was released in March 2000.
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Madonna: 'Britney Spears Was Made To Grow Up Too Fast'
Madonna believes that Britney Spears’ destructive path is the result of becoming an adult too quick and never having a proper childhood.
The Hard Candy singer, who has collaborated with Spear’s ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake on her new record, claims that having a constant spotlight on her during the pop wreck’s teen years never gave her the chance to grow up properly.
She explains: "I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that she was never allowed to have a childhood. She didn't get to grow up and make mistakes privately and try things out and just be a kid and be innocent.
"She's been watched, judged and been under a microscope since she's been a teenager. It's hard to evolve that way."
The 49-year-old mother-of-three is determined to keep her own kids on the right path, even if she was somehwat of a wild child: "I just remind them about all the things that they have, and that if I didn't do what I did they wouldn't have those things."
And she's convinced her kids have no interest in becoming as famous as mum or Spears: "They're sort of over it. They like to skateboard around (but) they get to travel a lot, they get to do a lot of interesting things and meet a lot of interesting people."
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Olmarin Unioni
Artist: Olmarin Unioni
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Original Finnish Jazz
Year: 2004
Tracks: 11
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Ashlee Simpson Fans -- They DO Exist!
Last night outside Il Sole, a group of hip old-timers told Ashlee they loved her music. Oh, so they're the four.
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