Paper of Record Goes Team Aniston
Today, The New York Times' Brooks Barnes offered a hard-hitting A1 investigative report on how Angelina Jolie manipulates the press, especially how she uses access to her family to further her own agenda.
Writes Mr. Barnes:
This time, it was Ms. Jolie’s charity work that helped turn the story. Long interested in international humanitarian work, Ms. Jolie appeared in Pakistan, where she visited camps housing Afghan refugees, and even met with President Pervez Musharraf. Ms. Jolie and Mr. Pitt made a subsequent trip to Kashmir to bring attention to earthquake victims.
Is The Times out to get Angelina Jolie—the woman whom Esquire's Tom Junod has called "the best woman in the world, in terms of her generosity, her dedication, and her courage"?
Well, take a look at the cover of this week's New York Times Magazine.
- More:
- Style |
- Angelina Jolie |
- Bob Woodward |
- Brad Pitt |
- Carl Bernstein |
- H.R. Haldeman |
- Jennifer Aniston |
- New York Times |
- New York Times Magazine |
- O2 Daily |
- Pakistan |
- Pervez Musharraf |
- Richard Nixon |
- The Culture Czar |
- The Media Mob |
- Watergate


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