Angelina Jolie's children are huge fans of this feature inside family garden in LA

Angelina Jolie is continuing to do her part to help both people and the planet.

 Angelina Jolie  and Ellen Pompeo had a mommy-daughter dinner date in L.A. this week.

Angelina Jolie has been named the ‘Godmother’ of the 2021 Women for Bees program as part of an initiative to help save bees and empower women to be entrepreneurs.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Angelina Jolie is just like the rest of us, and she's been keeping both herself and her family safe by wearing masks and gloves while running errands in LA. The A-lister is regularly pictured out and about in her favourite grey face covering by Everlane and she's even bought the same reusable style for her children.

Angelina Jolie and her teenage daughter, Zahara, 16, proved just how close their bond is when they were spotted leaving dinner on Thursday, March 4. The mother-daughter duo was seen leaving Craig’s in West Hollywood after a casual dinner together. The mother-of-six, 45, held onto her daughter’s hand tenderly, as the two were swarmed by photographers.

There are new BFF's in Hollywood and fans are loving it! Angelina Jolie and Grey's Anatomy's Ellen Pompeo delighted fans when they were snapped in Beverly Hills on Thursday night to everyone's surprise. The paparazzi snapped Angelina and Ellen entering an Italian restaurant with their daughters as the four of them were seated in the outdoor section of the restaurant. Angelina was snapped wearing a solid white dress and paired it with a pair of nude pumps.

This is a friendship we weren’t expecting!

Angelina Jolie and Ellen Pompeo are the Hollywood pals we never saw coming! The A-listers, who have previously never been spotted together, stepped out for dinner on March 3 in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, with some of their kids in tow — see all the pics here. The Maleficent actress, 45, looked incredibly chic as she arrived at the Italian restaurant, E Baldi, in a gorgeous, long sleeved white midi dress which was cinched at the waist with a matching belt.

Angelina Jolie and Ellen Pompeo!The actresses were spotted out and about in Beverly Hills, California, on Wednesday, enjoying dinner at the upscale Italian restaurant E Baldi. Jolie, 45, wore a white dress with nude heels, while Pompeo, 51, went with an all-black ensemble.

While it’s been nearly five years since Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s split, the actress is just getting around to selling off something her ex gifted her while they were still married. Lucky for Angie, the gift was worth a pretty penny.

Angelina Jolie just made millions.

Angelina Jolie might be in the middle of a never-ending divorce battle but at least she never has to worry about money. The actress just sold an oil painting by Winston Churchill for £8m, which is about $11.1 million, per DailyMail.

Nearly five years after Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt split, the Maleficent star has moved onto the “sell your ex’s stuff” stage of the breakup. On Monday (Mar.

gifted to Jolie by her estranged husband Pitt, who bought it for $2.95 million in 2011 from a New Orleans antique dealer, M.S. Rau, we previously revealed.Reports on Monday said that the 1943 Churchill painting, “Tower of the Koutoubia Mosque,” sold for a record-breaking $11.5 million to a mystery Belgian bidder at Christie’s “Modern British Art Evening Sale” auction in London.

Angelina Jolie is not holding on to memories! Hollywood's tinsel town is buzzing with reports of Angelina selling a rare painting that was gifted to her by ex-husband Brad Pitt. According to a latest report in Page Six, the rare painting was done by Winston Churchill and was brought as a gift by Brad for Angelina back in 2011.

Angelina Jolie splashed out on a lavish Hollywood mansion in 2017, following her divorce from Brad Pitt. The actress is said to have spent £19million ($25million) on the property in Los Feliz, California as a home for herself and her six children to live in, and they have stayed there ever since.SEE: Jennifer Aniston's LA home has to be seen to be believedIt was previously owned by legendary US filmmaker Cecil B.