Angelina Jolie Reveals Her Kids Have No Interest in Movies: “They Really Don’t Like It”

ALSO: Couple Overcomes Health Crisis Together & Health Information Disappears from CDC Website

By Nikki Reese | February 06, 2025
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Resilience & Mindset Mastery
Love and Strength: Couple Overcomes Health Crisis Together

As Valentine's Day approaches, the inspiring story of a local couple's enduring love through hardship serves as a heartfelt reminder of the vows “in sickness and in health.”

Gary Moore and his wife, Amber, have navigated a difficult six months. Gary experienced a fall caused by low blood pressure, leading to a brain bleed that nearly took his life. Following this, he underwent surgery to have five stents placed in his heart to clear blocked arteries, and he is now beginning physical therapy once again.

Amber shared that she had to leave her job to become a full-time caregiver and advocate for Gary, all out of love.

"Gary is the love of my life," Amber said, fighting back tears. "I’m so lucky to have experienced that because many people never get the chance. He’s been an amazing partner, a man with no enemies, and incredibly kind. He’s been my Valentine for 34 years."

Health
Massachusetts Doctors Scramble After Health Information Disappears from CDC Website

Doctors in Massachusetts are expressing concern after the CDC removed crucial health information from its website in recent days, including data on reproductive health, LGBTQ+ issues, gender, and racial health—though some of it has since been restored.

At Newton-Wellesley Hospital, OB/GYN Dr. Kathryn Davis referred to the CDC’s medical eligibility criteria for contraception as her “bible.”

"It's not controversial—it's just factual data on what is safe for women," said Davis.

The chart is essential for doctors to determine safe contraceptive options for patients with complex medical conditions. Over the weekend, it disappeared from the CDC's website, leaving healthcare providers in the dark.

"We were all using that same resource," Davis said.

Although the chart was eventually reinstated, the incident raised doubts among doctors about the reliability of the information they need to care for their patients. Physicians at Newton-Wellesley quickly printed hard copies of the data as PDFs, worried it could disappear again.

"It's like we’re back in the '60s, trying to piece things together," Davis remarked.

The CDC has explained that the website is being altered to comply with President Trump's executive order.

"None of us are safe," Davis added. "We can’t take it for granted—any of that could be pulled or eliminated at any time."

It's not just contraception that’s been removed; data on immunizations, STDs, and transgender health has also been taken down.

In response, independent organizations have stepped in to provide support. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has pledged to host the missing information to ensure continued access. However, some are questioning whether that will be enough.

"There’s an effort to exclude certain parts of healthcare from what we deliver to our patients," said Aaron Hoffman, director of the family planning program at Harvard Medical School. "This goes beyond missing data because, without information, people can’t make informed decisions about their health. We’re now less able to offer our patients the best and highest quality advice."

For Dr. Davis, the immediate concern is the impact on her patients.

"It’s targeting women, it’s targeting underserved populations," she said. "I’m scared for my patients, I’m scared for my own 18-year-old daughter. We’re all under fire, and none of us are safe."

Entertainment
Angelina Jolie Reveals Her Kids Have No Interest in Movies: “They Really Don’t Like It”

While Angelina Jolie enjoys being in the spotlight, she reveals that her children aren’t as enthusiastic about it. During a panel at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival on February 5, the Maria star, 49, shared that none of her six children have developed a particular “affinity” for movies.

“No, I don’t think so, and that’s not because of me,” Jolie, who was honored with the Maltin Modern Master Award at the event, said. “I always wanted them to be involved in film, just so they could see what an incredible, creative, artistic world it is... but they’re not interested.”

“They really don’t care for the celebrity side of things, especially Shiloh, who really dislikes it,” she added. “In a healthy way, I think they don’t... It’s just not a normal thing. It’s a silly thing, really.”