Brad Pitt looks "hot and amazing" n*ked, according to this ex-girlfriend

Brad Pitt looks ''hot and amazing'' naked, according to his ex-girlfriend Sinitta, who dated the Hollywood actor for two years in the late 1980s.


Brad Pitt looks "hot and amazing" naked, according to this ex-girlfriend Sinitta.

The 80s pop star - who dated the Hollywood actor for two years during the late 80s - had a great time with the 47-year-old hunk, though she remained coy over some of the details.

When asked what he was like, the 'So Macho' hitmaker told her fellow contestants on UK reality TV show 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!': "Hot. He was beautiful with the most amazing body. I saw him for two years. He was fun, he was young and very sweet."

Quizzed on the size of his penis, she joked to fellow contestant Dougie Poynter: "Much bigger than yours Dougie."

Sinitta admitted she ran into difficulties with some of Brad's fans over the romance.

She said: "Some ardent fan gave me a slap when I came out of a supermarket over that relationship! It was before he made 'Thelma and Louise' but even I saw that movie and thought, oh my God, what have I done!"

These days Sinitta is more well known for her romantic history - including a relationship she had with Simon Cowell after signing to his Fanfare Records label - but she insists she was always more famous than the men she dated.

She added: "None of them [Brad or Simon] were famous when I dated them, I was more famous than them. Simon Cowell is now a global superstar but I was his first artist, he was the record company and I was the pop star."

Brad Pitt like to getting older

Hollywood heart-throb Brad Pitt said Tuesday he enjoys getting older because age brings wisdom.

"Me personally, I like ageing. With age comes wisdom... I'll take wisdom over youth any day," he told a press conference during a visit to South Korea to promote his latest film "Moneyball".

"I think, certainly, being a father changed everything for me," said the actor, 47, whose partner is fellow superstar Angelina Jolie. They have six children.

Parenthood means a changed perspective for him, an interest in taking care of himself and mornings being around for their children, he said.

"Moneyball," an adaptation of Michael Lewis's 2003 bestseller "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game", is scheduled to be released this week in South Korea.

Pitt stars as Oakland Athletics baseball team general manager Billy Beane, who took on the big league by assembling a competent team on a shoestring budget   using a new method to evaluate players and find their hidden talent.

Pitt said the film's box office success elsewhere was not merely celebrity-driven.

"Popularity is good for the opening weekend but what we've been really happy with this film is that it keeps playing weekend after weekend, crossing generations and genders," he said.

"And that tells us we have something more than a film, (more than) a celebrity-driven film or a subject-driven film. It's really a good movie and it's really fun and it's a good laugh and it's got meaning in it."

Pitt said he was interested in shifting from acting to the production side but was not putting an exact time limit on his acting career.

During an interview with an Australian current affairs show in Tokyo, he had said he would quit acting at 50.

"I do quite enjoy the producing side," Pitt said in Seoul, adding he would like producing films which are difficult to make under the current system or "getting behind talent that we believe in".

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A decade ago, as China closed in on membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO), key negotiators now say, it wasn't talk of opening a huge market to grain or machinery that threatened talks: It was haggling over movies, the ultimate soft-power export.

Today, Chinese consumer confidence has soared. That has lifted movie ticket sales, which jumped 64 percent in 2010 to $1.5 billion, thanks partly to a 3-D craze and a mushrooming of cinemas in China. But what's also grown is official wariness of the influence of foreign media, so much so that Beijing – a WTO member since 2001 – has all but ignored a March WTO deadline to open film distribution to greater foreign participation, and has refused to discuss the annual cap of 20 imported films.

In late May, taking a page out of China's 1972 playbook – when Beijing gave two rare black-and-white bears to Washington's National Zoo after Presi­dent Nixon's historic visit – envoys from DreamWorks Animation went to Sichuan Province bearing "Kung Fu Panda 2," part of DreamWorks's effort to establish a paw-hold in the globe's fastest-growing movie market. The China Film Group (CFG) released the film nationwide on May 27, dubbed into Chinese.

Their effort drew on lessons from the release of the first "Kung Fu Panda" in China right before the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Many loved it, making it the first animated feature film here to gross more than 100 million yuan ($15 million) in ticket sales. Others said DreamWorks's take on China's ancient culture fell as flat as its 2-D portrayal.

Fast-forward three years and the stakes are higher. Tickets costing as much as 120 yuan ($18.50) helped China become the No. 2 movie market after the United States for 20th Century Fox's "Avatar." After its January 2010 release, it went on to gross more than $200 million in China. Walt Disney Pictures's "Pirates of the Carib­bean 4: On Stranger Tides" recently topped the opening weekend figures for "Avatar."

Those kind of box-office numbers get the attention of US moviemakers. They ensure that the studios will increasingly take into account not only what will fly with China's middle-class audience but also with Beijing censors, who must approve every film.

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Hollywood Couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ‘Plan French wedding’

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are reportedly planning to get married at their newly-renovated French chateau.

The Hollywood superstars raise six children together and have been dating since 2005. Speculation about when they will tie the knot has been rife throughout their relationship and it has now been reported they will wed during the grape harvest later this year.

The couple are currently overseeing extensive work on their $60 million 35-bedroom Miraval estate in the South of France and are keen to complete soon so they can hold the nuptials there.

"The couple have been working on the property for a while now because they want to be able to host most of their wedding guests in the house and the home needed to be modernised,” a source told X17 Online.

“But all the locals are talking about how these two will be hosting their wedding here in France, at their chateau, in the fall."

The 16th century chateau boasts its own private chapel and Brad - who has a keen interest in architecture – wants to restore it with a view to making their marriage vows there.

The plans have been approved by the local government, but they are facing trouble over their use of helicopters.

The couple have been accused of using their extensive gardens as a helipad, but Brad, 47, and 35-year-old Angelina are keen to protect their privacy and believed landing inside their 880-acre estate is the only way to avoid the public spotlight.

"They want to land their helicopter on the property because this area is difficult to get to,” the source added.

“The home is on the top of a mountain and we are basically in the middle of the countryside here. People like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie don't have the time to drive here - they want to move quickly. But local government officials aren't happy with where they are currently landing their helicopter. It is in the middle of the protected gardens and the owners have been told they need to find a new landing pad."