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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have denied reports their adopted daughter Zahara is in need of hip surgery, insisting the news is “not true.” If any of your children are hurt or need things we would all give it to them! Even we working collar people care for our children as much anyone rich person would in this world. I’d give my life for my kids! There is a headline, but I bet it won’t make it past the rich famous parents getting their child a hip surgery. Why do the media create such a hoophoola (noise) over some celebrity child needing medical attention? Ask the chap and the editor of the paper or magazine that published this article, if ever their child would have a medical emergency and people in the neighborhood starting gossiping about how fragile your kids looks and say that she might not be able to recover from this disease etc, then what would you guys feel like. Have some apathy for the sufferers and let their parent do what’s best for them.

Jeremy Piven, who plays ambitious Hollywood agent Ari Gold on HBO’s “Entourage,” will portray a used-car liquidator in a comedy feature.

“The Goods: The Don Ready Story” is the first comedy Paramount Vantage has green-lighted under its deal with Will Ferrell and Adam McKay’s Gary Sanchez Prods.

Piven will play a character who’s hired to save a struggling car dealership during a Fourth of July weekend sale. Neal Brennan will direct the feature, which was written by Rick Stempson and Andy Stock.

Brennan wrote, produced, directed and co-created Comedy Central’s Emmy-nominated “Chappelle’s Show” with Dave Chappelle.

Piven won an Emmy and received two Golden Globe nominations for his work on HBO’s “Entourage.” He next will appear in director Peter Berg’s political drama “The Kingdom” and recently completed production on Guy Ritchie’s “RocknRolla.”

Jennifer Connelly is to star in He’s just Not That In to You, a comedy about modern-day relationships in the U S, which will also feature Drew Barrymore, Entourage’s Kevin Connolly and Alias’s Bradley Cooper.

Connelly will portray a woman stuck in a tired marriage with Cooper, while Barrymore, who is also the film’s producer, is cast as a woman perpetually confused by dating.

The movie is based on the best selling book by the same name written by Grag Behrendt and Liz Tucillo.

The book was originally based on a conversation that occurred while Tuccillo and Behrendt were writing for HBO’s hit series Sex and the City and eventually evolved into an episode on the show.

The plot line for the film will revolve around a woman who hosts a talk show and a man she becomes involved with after he guests on the show. Filming begins in early September.