Anjelina Jolie tops poll of most kissable female stars in the world

Hot lips Anjelina Jolie has topped a poll of female stars whom British men want to kiss under the mistletoe this Christmas, stated a report published in online news network Ananova.com. The poll reportedly stated that over 31 percent of British men would like to share a festive french smooch with the smouldering and sultry 29-year-old Hollywood star.

Second on the list was willowly beauty Keira Knightley, who first made her big screen debut in the hit "Bend It Like Beckham", followed by the sensuous Halle Berry, sexy Cameron Diaz and beautiful Charlize Theron.



On the other hand, the ladies dreamed of locking lips with young "Lord of the Rings" star Orlando Bloom, 24. Bloom garnered 21 percent, and was followed closely by happily married Oceans Twelve stars Brad Pitt and George Clooney, Colin Farrell and Tom Cruise.

Latest news from tabloid The Sun of UK has it that Brad Pitt and Jolie are now an item, following pictures taken on a secluded African beach of the two stars enjoying some beach fun. Pitt was also snapped playing with Maddox, Jolie's adopted son, building sandcastles.


The offending pics, taken by PageSixsixsix, have been bought by entertainment tabloid US weekly after a bidding war. Rumour also has it that the big tip was handed to the paparazzi at the last minute by Anjelina, adding fuel to the belief that this is the moment that the couple have chosen to reveal their romance.

Angelina Jolie’s Carefully Orchestrated Image

LOS ANGELES — When Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt negotiated with People and other celebrity magazines this summer for photos of their newborn twins and an interview, the stars were seeking more than the estimated $14 million they received from the deal. They also wanted a hefty slice of journalistic input — a promise that the winning magazine’s coverage would be positive, not merely in that instance but into the future.

According to the deal offered by Ms. Jolie, the winning magazine was obliged to offer coverage that would not reflect negatively on her or her family, according to two people with knowledge of the bidding who were granted anonymity because the talks were confidential. The deal also asked for an “editorial plan” providing a road map of the layout, these people say.

The winner was People. The resulting package in its Aug. 18 issue — the magazine’s best-selling in seven years — was a publicity coup for Ms. Jolie, the Oscar winner and former Hollywood eccentric who wore a necklace ornamented with dried blood and talked about her fondness for knives before transforming herself into a philanthropist, United Nations good-will ambassador and devoted mother of six.

In the People interview, there were questions about her and Mr. Pitt’s charity work and no use of the word “Brangelina,” the tabloid amalgamation of their names, which irks the couple.