zaterdag 23 juli 2011

if only i could look this poised surrounded, by chaos when out with kids! kudoos


I'm a cool kid too! Now Knox wears shades as Angelina Jolie takes her brood to see Harry Potter

Last updated at 8:57 PM on 22nd July 2011

It seems Shiloh has a rival in the bid to be Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's coolest little kid. 
Little Knox, who turns three in two weeks, made a fashion statement of his own in a pair of dark sunglasses while on an outing with his famous mother and twin sister Vivienne in London today. 
It comes just days after Shiloh, five, styled out a pair of flashy green shutter shades at Los Angeles airport. 
Jolie and her twins were leaving a cinema in Richmond after the entire brood - including Maddox, 9, Pax, 7, Zahara, 6, and Shiloh - enjoyed a private screening of the new Harry Pottter film. 
Shady little guy: Knox Jolie-Pitt copies his famous mother by wearing a pair of oversized sunglasses in Richmond, London yesterday
Shady little guy: Knox Jolie-Pitt copies his famous mother by wearing a pair of oversized sunglasses in Richmond, London yesterday


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2017763/Angelina-Jolie-takes-Knox-Vivienne-brood-Harry-Potter.html#ixzz1SvawXYaE

t zou je vader maar zijn...


Did Lucian Freud love his art more than his children?


As their father’s frailty became increasingly apparent in the final days of his life, several of Lucian Freud’s children knocked on the door of his Notting Hill home. 
For some of them, it can’t have been the easiest of visits.
Freud, who died on Thursday aged 88, had at least 14 children by several different mothers — although a friend once reckoned that the artist may have fathered as many as 40. Three daughters were born in the same year. 

Lucian Freud first marriage ended when he embarked on an affair with Lady Caroline Blackwood, whom he married in 1953
Lucian Freud first marriage ended when he embarked on an affair with Lady Caroline Blackwood (right), whom he married in 1953

Two were given the same name — their long-suffering mothers unaware of the full extent of Freud’s infidelity.
Few of them called Freud ‘Father’ or ‘Dad’, and — astonishingly — only a handful were allowed to have his telephone number or address. Some spent a lifetime yearning for a relationship with the reclusive painter so adored by the art world.
In many cases, they found that the easiest way to do this was to pose for his paintings, even if it meant taking off their clothes and sitting naked for hours in front of their father.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2017898/Lucian-Freud-Did-love-art-children.html#ixzz1SvWUF3RL