BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Apr 6, 2005 — Brad Pitt is among the A-list celebrities featured in new public service announcements for a campaign led by U2 singer Bono to fight poverty and AIDS. The campaign was not immediately asking for donations but simply raising awareness and recruiting new advocates, Bono said Wednesday at an event announcing the public service announcements "We're not just asking for people to put cash in the pot here," Bono said. "Americans are generous, we know they'll do that. We're not actually asking for their money, we're asking for their voice."Pitt, who visited Africa after being inspired by Bono's advocacy, said he was struck by how extreme poverty there has made it difficult for the sick to gain access to drugs to minimize the effects of AIDS. "I've seen it, I've been there, and to walk away from it and turn my back makes me culpable," Pitt said. "And I can't do that." "Do we really believe in our hearts that we're all equal? And if we believe this, what are we going to do about it?" he said. Pitt said he believed deeply in Bono's effort, titled "ONE: The Campaign to Make Poverty History." "We can do this. We can do this," he said of eliminating poverty. "It's ambitious, but we can do it." Pitt, who stars with Angelina Jolie in the upcoming "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," said he was returning to Africa in several weeks but was unsure what else he would do for the campaign. "This is just a beginning for me," he said. Bono, who has been nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize, said it was "wholly unacceptable" for children to die for lack of cheap immunizations. "I'm going to spend the rest of my life on this, I'm going to make that kind of extreme poverty history," Bono told reporters. "I'm in," Pitt responded. Bono and Pitt were joined by Jack Valenti, the former top lobbyist for the film industry, and actor Djimon Hounsou, a native of Benin. A 60-second ad to air Sunday night on various networks and cable channels features actors, musicians and religious leaders. Among them are Jewel, Penelope Cruz, Tom Hanks and Mos Def. 

我快晕倒了

不错不错,处理得还算好,起码比JUDE LAW离婚时搞出那么多丑事好得多了

并不是每个明星离婚都会报出丑闻，这个明星的个性有关。BRAD在好莱坞一向是属于低调的一群，但这不意味着“狗仔”会放过他。

为什么我看不懂一楼的东西啊，是不是贴上来的时候出了点问题，楼主快来

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Apr 6, 2005 — Brad Pitt is among the A-list celebrities featured in new public service announcements for a campaign led by U2 singer Bono to fight poverty and AIDS. The campaign was not immediately asking for donations but simply raising awareness and recruiting new advocates, Bono said Wednesday at an event announcing the public service announcements "We're not just asking for people to put cash in the pot here," Bono said. "Americans are generous, we know they'll do that. We're not actually asking for their money, we're asking for their voice."Pitt, who visited Africa after being inspired by Bono's advocacy, said he was struck by how extreme poverty there has made it difficult for the sick to gain access to drugs to minimize the effects of AIDS. "I've seen it, I've been there, and to walk away from it and turn my back makes me culpable," Pitt said. "And I can't do that." "Do we really believe in our hearts that we're all equal? And if we believe this, what are we going to do about it?" he said. Pitt said he believed deeply in Bono's effort, titled "ONE: The Campaign to Make Poverty History." "We can do this. We can do this," he said of eliminating poverty. "It's ambitious, but we can do it." Pitt, who stars with Angelina Jolie in the upcoming "Mr. & Mrs. Smith," said he was returning to Africa in several weeks but was unsure what else he would do for the campaign. "This is just a beginning for me," he said. Bono, who has been nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize, said it was "wholly unacceptable" for children to die for lack of cheap immunizations. "I'm going to spend the rest of my life on this, I'm going to make that kind of extreme poverty history," Bono told reporters. "I'm in," Pitt responded. Bono and Pitt were joined by Jack Valenti, the former top lobbyist for the film industry, and actor Djimon Hounsou, a native of Benin. A 60-second ad to air Sunday night on various networks and cable channels features actors, musicians and religious leaders. Among them are Jewel, Penelope Cruz, Tom Hanks and Mos Def. 贴得时候没问题，不知显示出来怎样。

没办法了，贴两遍都是这样，每一段最后一个单词被分成了两半。

Bono和Brad Pitt联手为贫穷国家请命 向来致力于人权运动的U2主唱Bono，最近与知名小生Brad Pitt联手成立了一个叫做The One的组织，希望藉由两人的超级巨星魅力，呼吁更多的人注意第三世界国家的贫穷问题，并进而伸出援手帮助他们。>>>进入新歌试听专区 Bono和Brad Pitt星期三特地为The One组织举行了记者会，Bono在记者会中大声疾呼世人要一起来关心第三世界国家的爱滋病、饥荒与贫穷等等严重问题，他强调这不只是一个组织的主张，这是需要立即行动的紧急任务。Bono表示每天在非洲都有成千上万的人会因为一些明明可以预防的原因而去世，他希望这一代的年轻人都能够为第三世界国家需要援助的人请命，就像1960年代美国年轻人为人权请命一样，最好能够造成一股影响重大的时代潮流。 Brad Pitt则表示最近他去了一趟非洲，在那里他亲眼目睹很多人因为爱滋病与其他相关疾病饱受折磨，而他们又没有钱可以买药，他说那次经验让他怎么也无法不对这些受苦的人伸出援手，因为如果他对这些苦痛视而不见，那他一定会满怀罪恶感，无法原谅自己。 The One为了援助第三世界国家所采取的主要手段并不是募款，他们主要采取的方法是号召大家上One.org网站签名连署要求政府以及有能力的机构单位对第三世界国家伸出援手，多给予他们一些必要的资源协助，The One组织希望能够让美国政府在年度预算中多编列百分之一－或是两百五十亿美金－的经费用来援助第三世界国家。Bono解释说有心想参与的民众可以上网登记名字与e-mail信箱，然后The One将请登记的民众写信给美国国会议员，向议员们说明援助第三世界国家的迫切性与重要性，Bono说要是这些议员每天一打开电脑就被他们的e-mail邮件淹没，那么他们想要达成的目标很快地就会实现。 Bono表示不只是摇滚歌手，每个人都会想要改变世界，每个人也都可以改变世界，只要大家一起努力，改变世界的力量就会够强。

越来越喜欢他了

超级喜欢

这才是男人应该做的.推动公益活动的人.太好了!小布群..3921898