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Angelina Jolie thinks it is 'impossible' to be a 'perfect' parent. 

First, the bad news: Marvel is making some adjustments to their Phase 4 slate amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Which means we’re going to have to wait a little longer to see Black Widow and Thor and Doctor Strange on the big screen.

It’s no easy task for parents to keep their kids occupied during the coronavirus home lockdowns. But for Angelina Jolie, she’s got a grand total of six children who she is hunkered down with at her Los Feliz CA, estate.

Brad Pitt, 56, is taking in the precious extra time he’s getting with his six children, who he shares with ex-wife Angelina Jolie, 44, due to the stay-at-home orders the coronavirus pandemic has been causing and he’s looking at the bright side of things. “Brad is closer than ever to his kids and is continuing to see them during the shutdown,” a source EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie seem to be handling family life during the lockdown pretty well.

Val Kilmer is telling all in his new memoir, I’m A Huckleberry — including how he met Angelina Jolie, and what it was like working with her on the film, Alexander. “I always say, she’s like other women and other superstars, but just more,” Val wrote. “More gorgeous. More wise. More tragic. More magic. More grounded. Is it worth it? Worth knowing people who require weeks of effort to understand even a little? Yes.”

Angelina Jolie is expanding on her open essay about the coronavirus pandemic with Time magazine.

Gwen Stefani gave her partner Blake Shelton a haircut during a TV interview on Monday.

In a few short years, Timothée Chalamet has reached the level of rarified fame where it seems, much like Angelina Jolie or Sandra Bullock, he's above social. His face is for the silver screen, not the tiny little screens in our pocket.

© Ernesto S. Ruscio/Getty Angelina Jolie wrote a powerful TIME op-ed on the vulnerability of children living in dangerous domestic situations amid the coronavirus pandemic Angelina Jolie is putting her focus on the plight of vulnerable children during the coronavirus pandemic as millions of people have been told to stay at home.

Angelina Jolie is asking others to join her in standing up for vulnerable children during the coronavirus pandemic. The actress penned an essay for Time, published Thursday, in which she urged American citizens to be on the lookout for children who may be experiencing domestic violence while isolating in their homes.

Angelina Jolie doesn’t want us to forget about the dangers children are facing during the coronavirus pandemic — and she isn’t talking about the virus itself.

Angelina Jolie has written a new article for TIME about the ways in which children are at risk during the pandemic.From witnessing domestic violence, to being subjected to abuse, some children may be put at a greater risk during self-isolation and quarantine.Jolie also noted that many children are without their support networks: "Lockdown also means fewer adult eyes on their situation."In an new article for TIME magazine, Angelina Jolie has highlighted the often unseen ways in which children are

Angelina Jolie is standing up for vulnerable children amid the coronavirus pandemic and is asking the public to do the same. The award-winning actress urged American citizens to be on the lookout for children who may be at risk of harm at home as communities far and wide remain on lockdown.