Hot mama Angelina Jolie and hot dad Brad Pitt had been named Couple of the Year by American magazine Us Weekly.

And the pair proved themselves worthy winners when they gushed about each other recently: “I think Angelina is the greatest gift I can give my kids. They have such a fantastic mother,” Brad said.

Angelina added: “Brad is just so natural playing with the kids. His eyes light up whenever he teaches Mad or Pax something new and sees them laugh or scream with joy. I could spend hours just watching Brad enjoy his time with the kids.”

Brangelina narrowly beat Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes to the title of (Most Sickly) Couple of the Year.

Do you remember Jessica Simpson film called Blonde Ambition (2008) that was supposed to be going straight to DVD after everyone involved pretty much agreed that it sucked, and wasn’t worth a theatrical release?

Well, Jessica Simpson – Blonde Ambition (2008) is going to be released on 22 January 2008. Pre-Order now.

The City That Never Sleeps is about to meet the girl that doesn’t quit. Jessica Simpson stars as Katie Gregerstitch, a small-town Oklahoma beauty who’s come to New York to visit her long-time boyfriend.

But after finding him in the arms of another woman, Katie decides to lose her cheating man and to find herself. With the help of two scheming co-workers (Andy Dick and Penelope Ann Miller), she lands a job at a top construction firm where she meets and falls for a great guy (Luke Wilson) with an even greater secret.

Now, nothing is going to stop this go-getter from getting exactly what her heart desires in the romantic comedy that proves you can’t keep a bright, beautiful down-home girl down. Also starring Willie Nelson.

Leah Remini – King Of Queens – The Complete Ninth Season (1998) is the most underrated show of the last decade. Everybody Loves Raymond was great, but King of Queens was a much funnier show.

The chemistry between the three main characters–Doug, Carrie and Arthur — makes for countless laughs, even when no dialog is spoken.

Leah Remini – King Of Queens – The Complete Ninth Season strikes a special chord if you grew up middle class in the New York area.

A funny and touching goodbye to one of the last good, clean sitcoms with actually likable characters. The ninth season was as good as the first, which is unusual in sitcoms.

The show will be missed, but thank goodness for cheap DVDs of Leah Remini – King Of Queens – The Complete Ninth Season — Doug, Carrie, and Arthur forever!

If you’re willing to read subtitles, Cheap DVD: Eat Drink Man Woman (1994) (DVD 2002) is an excellent foreign film. This movie is set in Taiwan, about the importance of and the tight connection between a person’s individual identity and his/her family life in Chinese society and culture.

The work lives, interpersonal lives, and spiritual lives of four main characters are explored and interwoven, with the Sunday dinner table being the terminus at which they all meet and from which we switch characters and depart on the continuing exploration of each person’s life.

Each of the main character’s lives would be interesting enough for its own full-length movie; so together they keep you thinking and interested from opening to closing credits.

In this masterful cultural portrait of the balanced interplay between life and death, work and love, family and self, food and deprivation, Ang Lee allows us to see and experience the intimate details of a major world culture, which is vastly different from our own in the western world.

The popular theme of traditional Chinese culture being impacted by modern life is addressed in a more realistic, less overdone, manner than in many movies, and the multi-generational presentation of interwoven lives makes it more easily understandable and complete.

Eat Drink Man Woman (1994) (DVD 2002) will leave you with a warm smile of satisfaction and deeper understanding of what it is to be a person on this planet.

Warning: Do not watch Cheap DVD: Eat Drink Man Woman (1994) (DVD 2002) if you are hungry! If you do, within the first 10 minutes, you will pause it, and have to run out for Chinese food instantly and not the quick take out junk either, but the honest to god traditional Chinese cuisine that the father makes.

Ang Lee gives us insight into this family from the perspective of how love and life and humanity can be compared to eating and drinking. The soundtrack is amazing, the scenery is magnificent and the realness of it all transport you in, so that you can almost smell the food cooking. I would have killed to be on that set to just sample all those dishes!

Ratatouille (2007). It’s always a pleasure to watch a new movie from Pixar, those kinetic wizards of shiny sculpted animation who gave us the Toy Story films, Finding Nemo, and Cars, because it’s a safe bet that you’re in for a sparkly good time — or, just maybe, a great one.

In the case of the antic kiddie gourmet comedy Ratatouille, which might be described as Anatole the mouse meets Emeril Live, the expectations are high: The writer-director is Brad Bird, who made The Incredibles (2004), and it would be hard to name an animated film, from Pixar or anyone else, that was ever more incredible. So… Enjoy!!!

Read the plot synopsis before you buy the cheap the cheap DVD Ratatouille (2007). A rat named Remy dreams of becoming a great French chef despite his family’s wishes and the obvious problem of being a rat in a decidedly rodent-phobic profession. When fate places Remy in the sewers of Paris, he finds himself ideally situated beneath a restaurant made famous by his culinary hero, Auguste Gusteau.

Despite the apparent dangers of being an unlikely – and certainly unwanted – visitor in the kitchen of a fine French restaurant, Remy’s passion for cooking soon sets into motion a hilarious and exciting rat race that turns the culinary world of Paris upside down.

The Sixth Sense (Two-Disc Vista Series) (1999). Every now and then, a movie comes along with a whole new twist and makes you feel happy that you have actually gone to see it.

This happened when I watched Cheap DVDs: The Sixth Sense (Two-Disc Vista Series) (1999). I didn’t think much of it in the beginning because I thought it was going to be another one of paranormal flicks that sometimes flood the market.

The Sixth Sense was a success at the box office in 1999 mainly because of Haley Joel Osment. When he acted in this movie, he was just 11 years old. Actually, he looked much younger than 11.

Anyway, Haley has got that kind of look that projects bewilderment, innocence and vulnerability.

Everybody it seems were taken by surprise by the ending. It gave us all the unknowing a good kick in the seat of our pants.

When a movie like The Sixth Sense has the ability to achieve that kind of effect, it gives the cash register a consistent and persistent ring at the box office.

The famous line that came out of that movie was “I see dead people”. Since then, many people have used that line on numerous occasions in their private lives to achieve all kinds of humorous effects.

Shymalan was credited with having the genius of taking everybody by surprise by his superb handling of the dying minutes of the entire plot. I suppose everybody needs to look at things from a new perspective as far as Shymalan was concerned.

The Sixth Sense won six Oscar nominations. They were for Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Best Film, Best Editing, Best Director and Best Screenplay Writing. Surprisingly it left the hall empty handed on Academy night. A crying shame, no doubt.

Before all concerned could dry their tears, the other awards came pouring in. All in all, The Sixth Sense picked up 30 other accolades. I suppose it more than made up for the Oscar loss.

It also made Haley Joel Osment famous and Night Shymalan one of the most-sought-after directors in the following years after the release of the movie.

This film cannot be put into the Scary category because it is not really so. My guess is that its major appeal is that seeing dead people isn’t all that bad because it is supposed to have some beneficial effects on those who are still living.

People in general want to know that after their loved ones have passed away, they are still around to care for them and the love that existed when they were alive had not disappeared even when the spirit was on the other dimension.

Normally, I wouldn’t watch ghost movies or horror flicks because they are too predictable or too gruesome.

Who wants to watch a movie with human entrails hanging out or hands chopped off in slow motion. We really don’t need to be reminded that such things do occur or can happen to some of us.

It is not as if our lives are not boring but The Sixth Sense ups the ante as far as paranormal movies are concerned. Kudos to Shymalan for springing a surprise on many of us. He deserves the success that he has achieved with this movie. Buy Cheap DVDs: The Sixth Sense (Two-Disc Vista Series) (1999).