Apparently, per the blogger, “Tree of Life” is three hours long which comes as no surprise – it’s a Malick epic. There is also talk that there might be two cuts of the film, similar to what Malick did with “The New World.” The blogger is under the impression that the film will be released in October, but that information has yet to be revealed by the film’s distributor Apparition. “Tree of Life” was suppose to be shown to the New York Film Festival selection committee, but was pulled away.

Annalynne MCCord accompanied Kellan and the duo were lending their whole hearted support to the St. Bernard Project. MCCord has also helped spread the cause through her twitter account asking her devotees to contribute with open hearts. MCCord has been instrumental in raising funds for the project. She has even egged her twitter fans to vote for the Pepsi Refresh Celebrity Challenge which could garner $250,000 grant for building up a wellbeing centre in the Katrina-hit city. Kellan Lutz, being her boyfriend, was only too happy to partake in the charitable event.

Pitt will narrate a documentary titled America’s Game: 2009 New Orleans Saints, which is set to air on the NFL Network Sept. 8—the day before the Saints play their first regular season game. The America’s Game series chronicles the 44 NFL teams who have won the Super Bowl. Pitt will join a long list of notables who have narrated the America’s Game documentaries,Alec Baldwin, Morgan Freeman, Bruce Willis, Gene Hackman, Ed Harris, Martin Sheen, and others have also narrated for the series. Last year, Mad Men star John Hamm narrated the film, documenting the Pittsburgh Steelers win over the Arizona Cardinals.

Past celebrity narrators for the NFL's America's Game series include Jon Hamm, Alec Baldwin, Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman, Ed Harris, Martin Sheen, Bruce Willis and James Gandolfini. Pitt owns a home in New Orleans with Angelina Jolie. He created the Make It Right Foundation in 2006 with the goal of building 150 sustainable, affordable new houses in NOLA's devastated Ninth Ward.

Associated Press archiveBrad Pitt walks to a news conference with Global Green USA at one of his Make It Right foundation houses under construction in the Hurricane Katrina-battered Lower 9th Ward in August, 2007. Whenever actor Brad Pitt is in New Orleans, he gets on his old thrift-store bicycle and tools around the city enjoying the architecture and ambiance. It’s his way of staying in shape. His favorite destination is pedaling across the retractable North Claiborne Avenue Bridge to the Lower 9th Ward to inspect his Make It Right Foundation houses.

“I was never for the death penalty before - I am willing to look at it again,” The Daily Mail quoted the star as saying. Filmmakers have extended his documentary ‘If God is Willing and Da Creek Don’t Rise’ to include details about the Gulf oil spill.

‘We have date nights, absolutely, you have to if you have children! We schedule it.' Angelina, 35, and Brad, 46, prefer to stay close to home, though. ‘Sometimes we go out, but we both miss the kids so much we don't like to go far,' she tells Stylist. ‘We just go to another part of the house and lock the door.'