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Brad Pitt: I’m Not Forced To Do Charity Work

It happens all the time.  Someone gets a new significant other, and pretty soon their priorities expand to include those of their sweetie.  But Brad Pitt is speaking out against claims that his charity interests are the result of Angelina’s influence.

However, the notion that the Fight Club star took interest in humanitarian projects after becoming romantically involved with Jolie isn’t all that unbelievable.  It’s only been recently that we’ve been hearing about Pitt’s passion for the less fortunate.

Angelina Jolie Wants A New TV Project

Between the duties of motherhood, making movies and involving herself in politics and humanitarian efforts, one would think that Angelina Jolie would feel a bit overwhelmed.

Apparently, that’s not the case. The Taking Lives actress, who was spotted out yesterday picking up son Maddox at his Manhattan school, is actually looking to add television to the agenda.

Angelina Jolie: Manhattan Mommy

It’s always interesting to see that most of the time celebrities are just like anyone else.  They work, they play, they take their kids out for some fresh air.  And yesterday, Angelina Jolie was seen performing her parental duties.

First, the mommy-of-four headed over to Manhattan’s Upper East Side to pick up her son Maddox, 6, from his swanky private school the Lycee Francais. 

Brangelina’s Hands-On Parenting

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were spotted on Saturday enjoying a family outing to Kidville, an indoor playground in New York City.

The Hollywood supercouple had all four of their children in tow, with Brad handling Zahara and Pax, while Angelina took care of Shiloh and Maddox.

Brangelina’s Schoolhouse Frenzy

When your parents are Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, it’s hard to get dropped off at school without some kind of fiasco.  And Maddox Jolie-Pitt’s principal has taken action to prevent the famous family from facing a daily publicity scene.

The Director of Operations at the Lycee Francais, Dan Cooke, has issued a letter to the parents of the students there.  In it, he says, “Regretfully, I have seen some parents taking pictures, asking for autographs, talking to the media and even shouting at Ms. Jolie and Mr. Pitt for recognition.  Therefore, in the interests of the school and safety of your children I must ask for everyone to please respect the family’s privacy and discontinue these practices.”