Jolie: ‘Pitt’s Tattoo Means Nothing’

Angelina Jolie has shattered the myth surrounding partner Brad Pitt’s new tattoo – it’s a scribble she created.

Experts suggested the series of lines on the actor’s back represented the levees in the couple’s adopted New Orleans, Louisiana, but Jolie insists the skin art means nothing at all.

She tells Entertainment Weekly magazine, “We went to Davos… (and) one night we didn’t have anything to do, so I was drawing on his back.

“He just liked it! The picture everybody saw was kind of awkward, but it just lines up beautifully on his back, just enhances the part of the body I like.”

“I mean, it’s meaningful in that it’s us making angles and shapes out of each other’s body, that kind of a thing.”

$15 Million Bidding War Over Jolie Twins Picture

America’s biggest magazines have launched a bidding war over the first photograph of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s twins – and are willing to pay up to $15 million for the exclusive snaps.

The Tomb Raider star and longtime partner Pitt are currently expecting twins – their fifth and sixth children.

And according to TMZ.com, magazines People and Ok! are desperate to land the first exclusive shot of the twins.

A spokesman for People says, “We’d love to see the photos in People. We wish the family well”.

Meanwhile, Ok!’s representative admits the publication would be “foolish” not to bid for the photos.

In 2006, the couple offered the first pictures of daughter Shiloh through distributor Getty Images. People magazine paid more than $4.1 million for the North American rights, while British magazine Hello! obtained the international rights for $3.5 million. All profits were donated to an undisclosed charity by Jolie and Pitt.

Jolie Tops Motorcycle Movie Poll

Angelina Jolie’s action-packed motorcycle chase in Lara Croft: Tomb Raider has been named the best two-wheeled movie moment of all time, in a poll by biker fans.

The actress’ bike chase in the 2001 hit computer game adaptation topped of a poll issued by U.k. bike insurers Bennetts – beating legendary actor Steve McQueen’s iconic on-bike flight in The Great Escape.

Tom Cruise’s high-fuelled motorbike adventures in Top Gun was voted in third place, with special effect blockbusters The Matrix Reloaded and Terminator 2 taking the fourth and fifth places respectively.

Jack Nicholson and Dennis Hopper’s cult 1969 road movie Easy Rider – which depicts the life of a group of doomed bikers – was snubbed by film fans, failing to make the poll’s top five.