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New dad Brad Pitt looked dapper in a dark suit and tie with spiky hair at the Toronto International Film festival — and in the middle of the red-carpet pandemonium, he stopped for our own Jann Carl to deliver the goods about his new twins with Angelina Jolie!

“All good; everyone’s healthy, and everyone’s great,” he told Jann, adding, “Sleep is something we long for, but that’s alright, we’ll get it [soon].”

The A-list star knew ... read more

NEW YORK (AP) — People magazine has published the $14 million photos of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s weeks-old twins, Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon.

The cover shows Pitt and Jolie snuggling and cradling the babies in a photo taken last week at the Chateau Miraval in Provence, France, where the Jolie-Pitt clan have hunkered down in recent months. There is also a shot of the couple’s 2-year-old daughter Shiloh holding Vivienne.

The twins were born ... read more

PARIS (AP) — Angelina Jolie has left the building. Oh, and so have the twins. Before dawn Saturday, the Hollywood superstar and her newborn twins left the French Riviera hospital where she gave birth a week ago, the hospital said in a statement.

“The mother and her babies are doing very well,” reported the Fondation Lenval hospital, located in the southern Mediterranean city of Nice.

Jolie slipped out at 4 a.m. Saturday with the twins, Knox Leon and Vivienne ... read more

PARIS (AP) — They are the ultimate million-dollar babes. Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s new twins, a girl and a boy born by Caesarean section on Saturday, are barely a few hours old but already their first photos are worth a fortune.

A million dollars, two, five, 10 even 20 million? Exactly how much the first “official” snaps will be sold for is not clear. But the figures being bandied about make the eyes pop.

Nice Matin, the hometown daily in the Riviera ... read more

PARIS (AP) — Angelina Jolie’s doctor says her twins may take a few more weeks to arrive.

Dr. Michel Sussmann spoke at a brief news conference Wednesday in Nice, where Jolie is hospitalized. Asked when the 33-year-old actress is expected to have her twins, he replied: “I can’t give you a date. Let’s say the birth will happen in the weeks to come.”

Sussmann stressed that Jolie checked into the hospital to be kept under observation, not ... read more

PARIS (AP) — Brangelina’s twins aren’t here yet, but the big day is drawing closer. The seafront Lenval hospital in Nice in the south of France said Tuesday that Angelina Jolie had checked in at its Santa Maria maternity clinic to be kept under doctors’ surveillance and get some rest before she gives birth.

“There’s no urgency. It’s been planned for a long time,” said Nadine Bauer, a hospital spokeswoman. “She’s very well. Everything is fine.”

“She is not on the verge of giving birth, not at all,” she said. “It’s not ... read more

CANNES, France (AP) — Angelina Jolie is indeed expecting twins, and it was Jack Black who let the news slip with a “Brady Bunch” crack.

Long rumored to have two children by Brad Pitt on the way, Jolie confirmed the news during a side-by-side “Today” show interview with Black, her “Kung Fu Panda” co-star. The two are in Cannes, France, promoting the animated film.

The twins will be the fifth and sixth children for Jolie and Pitt. She didn’t volunteer the information until Black dropped the hint, joking that the couple will “have as many as (the) ... read more

NEW YORK (AP) — Dennis Quaid told Congress on Wednesday of a harrowing, near-fatal drug mix-up in which his newborn twins were administered 1,000 times the normal dose of a blood thinner.

The 54-year-old actor said his family’s brush with tragedy underscores the need to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable through lawsuits, a remedy that is becoming increasingly problematic for injured consumers.

Some 7,000 Americans die every year from medication errors.

At issue before the House Reform and Government Oversight Committee is a move by regulators at the Food and Drug Administration ... read more