Brad Pitt talks to pal Flea about a $20K BMW motorcycle in Malibu

By HEIDI PARKER

 

Need a hair tie? Movie icon Brad Pitt has clearly not taken to cutting his own hair during self-isolation from COVID-19

 

Movie icon Brad Pitt has clearly not taken to cutting his own hair during self-isolation from COVID-19.

 

The 56-year-old Oscar-winning actor, who normally wears his hair slicked back and shorter, showed off longer than usual locks as well as dark roots as he was seen in Malibu on Tuesday.

 

The ex of Angelina Jolie was looking at a BMW R-1250 motorcycle with his longtime friend Flea, a bassist with the rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers of the hit song Californication.

 

Brad's hair almost hit his shoulders and he seemed to have some roots as his dyed blonde hair was in need of a touch up.

 

Full Story: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-8359473/Brad-Pitt-chats-pal-Flea-Malibu-looking-20K-motorcycle.html

i bet brad wipes his boogers onto the underside of the seat when he gets the bike. 

So? Boring bike, boring washed up actor. Fleas a dam good bassist but dont car much for the blue cold <deleted>ty lepars.. Slow news day...

read it wrong,  flea isn't a basset  ????

1 hour ago, unamazedloso said:

boring washed up actor.

Brad Pitt Is a boring washed up actor in the sense Christiani Ronaldo is a boring washed up football player.

His head and hair belongs to him . Let him do with it what he likes ... who cares anyway ?

everybody missed it: he has a hole in his pants, the poor man

Why is this considered news?

Brad Pitt has been extraordinarily lucky in life.  Perhaps most evident in the fact that his name hasn't been widely adopted in rhyming slang.  Eg, "I'm off to the bathroom to take a Brad Pitt"

5 hours ago, unamazedloso said:

So? Boring bike, boring washed up actor. Fleas a dam good bassist but dont car much for the blue cold <deleted>ty lepars.. Slow news day...

There is absolutely nothing washed up about Brad Pitt. Nor is he boring, either in real life, in interviews, or in his films. He is self deprecating, does not appear to take himself too seriously, and has a great sense of humor. Many who work with him talk about how delightful he is to work with. He is coming off an oscar for his great supporting role in "Once upon a time in Hollywood", his star is as hot as ever, and he commands $20 million per film, plus points. If that is washed up, I will take it. Your lack of objectivity, and bias against successful movie stars is blinding you from seeing reality, for what it is.

 

In addition he is a very talented actor, with alot of range. Plus he has a net worth of well in excess of $300,000,000. Personally, I really enjoy his work. From Fury, to Inglorious Basterds, to Legends of the Fall, Kalifornia, Babel, Ocean's 13 and 11, Benjamin Button, Snatch, Fight club, A River runs through it, Seven, Fight club, The Big Short, Twelve Monkeys and Moneyball, he has an incredible body of work, and deserves all the fame and accolades he gets, despite your claims, otherwise. 

Edited May 28, 20206 yr by spidermike007

7 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

everybody missed it: he has a hole in his pants, the poor man

I can only see a hole in his jeans.

9 hours ago, unamazedloso said:

So? Boring bike, boring washed up actor. Fleas a dam good bassist but dont car much for the blue cold <deleted>ty lepars.. Slow news day...

yeah....washed up....just won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor....we should all be so washed up

2 hours ago, car720 said:

I think you will find that people do have a right to expect much more from these celebrities based on the fact that they earn indecent amounts of money.  Same goes for sports stars.  I wonder if they have ever had to lay bricks for a living.

is laying bricks for a living the only notable skill to have?  I have never laid a brick, but still had a reasonable successful and fulfilling career? Was I remiss in not telling my kids to take a brick laying course before University? ????

5 minutes ago, Pilotman said:

is laying bricks for a living the only notable skill to have?  I have never laid a brick, but still had a reasonable successful and fulfilling career? Was I remiss in not telling my kids to take a brick laying course before University? ????

Apparently, if we cannot lay bricks, we ain’t worth nuttin!

Definitely a slow news day...TV is turning into TMZ....

2 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Apparently, if we cannot lay bricks, we ain’t worth nuttin!

well that's me done for. 

3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

Apparently, if we cannot lay bricks, we ain’t worth nuttin!

Dam 'it I thought learning to lay pipe was a pre-requisite to life, foolish me... 

I hated woodwork and metalwork at school, where do you learn to lay bricks?

 

19 hours ago, mr mr said:

i bet brad wipes his boogers onto the underside of the seat when he gets the bike. 

Sounds like we have a booger expert amongst us.       

On 5/28/2020 at 2:01 PM, car720 said:

I think you will find that people do have a right to expect much more from these celebrities based on the fact that they earn indecent amounts of money.  Same goes for sports stars.  I wonder if they have ever had to lay bricks for a living.

Am I the only one to find this post completely incomprehensible?

On 5/28/2020 at 12:09 PM, Emdog said:

Why is this considered news?

Fluoride being added to drinking water i would imagine.