Saturday, April 28, 2012

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie head to the Galapagos Islands

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie head to the Galapagos Islands with their brood after he popped the question.

Let the celebration begin! Just a week after announcing their engagement, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt – and their six kids – all headed to the Galapagos Islands for a week to bask in their bliss. During a day at the beach, Jolie and 3-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne shielded themselves from the sun's UV rays with a pink umbrella. The actress took her sun protection a step further with a black caftan and wide-brimmed hat.

Out in the water, Papa Pitt gave his 7-year-old daughter Zahara a lift as the wetsuit-clad pair stood in the ocean. 

The Jolie-Pitts have been "splitting their time between a private villa and on a yacht, which they've taken to various islands in the Galapagos region," a source tells Us Weekly.

While on vacation with her family, Jolie took a day off over the weekend to travel to nearby Ecuador to do work as a special envoy to the UNHCR. While there, she met with residents of the Barranca Bermeja village, which is home to many Colombian refugees.

Paris Hilton Still Loves Shopping

While you were at work, tabloid staple Paris Hilton spent Wednesday afternoon shopping for outfits for the Coachella music fest and driving her Ferrari.

Ah, watching Paris Hilton stroll down L.A.'s Robertson Boulevard without a care in the world with the paparazzi snapping away takes us back to 2007, when we were only kind of sick of the socialite.

Now in her 30s and still without a real job, Paris has never stopped loving her frequent shopping sprees at trendy boutique Kitson and wearing sunglasses indoors. "Had fun shopping at @Kitson, one of my favorite stores in LA. Bought so many cute things for @Coachella & Summer wardrobe. Loves it." We would too, Paris. We would too. 

One trend she hasn't hopped on? Hybrid cars. The hotel heiress prefers a Ferrari, despite the fact it's about $240,000 more expensive than a Prius.

Well, maybe one thing's changed. In the old days Paris would have probably paid the ticket rather than bother with finding change for the meter. But now they accept credit cards!