Everyone, I’m not feeling so awesome at the moment but I’m doing my best to go thru all the news and updates and adds to be done. If only to put a lovely smile on all your faces. Brad does that with people it seems, he does for me Enjoy! And hurray for La_miga please.

Be sure to check her design website and recommend it to your friends =)

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Thank you all who participated and thank you Easy Canvas Prints!

What do you need to do? Just leave a comment if you’re interested in winning this. I will pick out a winner by the simple name-on-paper-and-pick-paper-in-bowl-technique to make it totally unbiased.

Closing date January 12th, 2012.

Thank you Easy Canvas Prints for this opportunity! Be sure to check out their website, they provide a really fun and useful service. Great idea for an easy birthday gift for example.

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IF there is one facet of Brad Pitt that could be considered somewhat obscure, it may be — oddly enough — his acting career. For much of his two decades in the spotlight, since his breakthrough as a ripped, sweet-talking grifter in “Thelma and Louise” (1991) and even more so since “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” (2005), a movie that spawned a tabloid cottage industry, Mr. Pitt has been a star first and an actor second. His every move — on film sets and red carpets and humanitarian missions, often with a hard-to-miss entourage that includes his partner, Angelina Jolie, and their six children — provides endless fodder for the celebrity media. But the Brad Pitt on screen remains surprisingly elusive.

The central contradiction can be summed up thus: Mr. Pitt is a superstar who also happens to be something of a wild card. He has steered clear of action franchises and romantic comedies, the typical cornerstones of a major 21st-century screen career. Although he has not shied from big roles — they don’t come much bigger than Achilles (“Troy”) or Death (“Meet Joe Black”) — he has often sought the cover and camaraderie of ensembles, as in the “Ocean’s” movies and “Inglourious Basterds” (which are among his highest-grossing hits).

Read more. Thanks Jamie & Gabriella.