Brangelina: The Untold Story of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie (Unabridged‪)‬

This all seemed to be well documented. Angie is a nut case and this book helps to increase my perception as such. Brad is nuts to be with her. It was interesting, and the only real problem is that we don't know what the future will bring. Wish it had some way of including that!!!

A guilty pleasure is an interest in Brad and Angelina. I was looking forward to getting to know both of them. During the 6 hours i endured, the canadian narrator (who loves pronouncing French words like "Jolie") read his text like a news reporter, and had an interesting way of pronouncing many English words. He loved to 'act out' the way voices spoke in quotes, especially getting into Angelina and Jennifer Anniston's voice. It sounds funny, but unfortunately it's wasn't. He also recorded a few mistakes, but whatever. In short, it was annoying.
I ended up feeling as pathetic as the people who buy rags like Enquirer because I didn't learn anything new or exciting, and I wasn't in agreement with how he tried to position things. (By the way, it was not a pro Brad or pro Angelina book, that's for certain). It was more pro Halperin, who used up a ton of ear time detailing how he bravely went under cover to investigate brother and sister sexual relationships (yawn) without an interesting conclusion. He also took the time to describe going under cover at the same mental institution that Angelina stayed at. Snore. And Madonna's adoption woes. I will be honest, this book made me feel like a looser, like the kid in middle school who's overly concerned with the popular kids but doesn't know anything. I wanted to get into the psychology of these interesting actors and celebrities. I wanted a story. Nope.