Despite reports, TMZ has learned an ambulance did NOT pick up someone from Brad Pitt's L.A. residence -- sources say the call was made from a neighbor's house.
We repeat: Everyone at the Brangelina compound is OK -- Brad's rep confirmed.
We're told paramedics actually picked up an unconscious, 100-year-old male late this afternoon. Brad only turned 45 today.
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsWell, someone got a little excited with the Pitts being in the area and made a dumb connection.
Strange. You're quoting Pitt's rep. OK magazine is quoting the LA Fire Department. Somehow I don't believe you guys. Sorry.
Good old Sadie! Right in the thick of the action and on top of things! We're all so lucky to have top notch field investigators like her here to set everything straight!
LA Fire Department have confirmed to OK Magazine that the call to 911 was indeed made from Brad Pitt's home. The rep has been instructed to cover up for them, for now.
So the only question that remains (aside from who it was and what was wrong with them) is this: does TMZ knowingly cover up for lying celebrity reps or are they just that gullible?
I'll bet it was Jonathan Winters who plays the baby in Brad's new movie. He probably got at Brad's Jennifer Aniston pic collection on his computer.
Your show sucks. You people need to get a freakin life instead of following around celebrities hoping maybe they might drop a molecule of fame that you can pick up on your payless shoes. Leave people alone and let them live. When one of them finally gets mad enough to shoot you in the face, you won't get a tear from me. Peace out.
Hey #8, if you had a life, you wouldn't be crusin' the TMZ website.
#8 IS A LOSER. HE'S JEALOUS THAT NOBODY WANTS *HIS* PICTURE.
Don't worry, it's just the Monty Pythons warming up for their next album, starting off with the Ralph Melish skit:
"Nothing looked different to Ralph Melish that morning, no displaced bloody knife on the carpet, no head in a bag, no screams through the early morning fog in the alley. Nothing. Little did he notice the complete absence of a terrifying feeling of fear, a creeping anxiety that maybe he, after all, was in the moment of doom, this could be his last moment alive. Ralph Melish did not call the police. He didn't have time to panic before the plate glass window suddered as he pulled open the front door as he did on every other morning, and walked out, where no slipping shadow was met much much later with the final terrifying snap of a rope as the parking lot attendant once again, with no trace of hesitancy, sealed the entrance to the office staff area. Ralph Melish had escaped certain dismemberment at the hands of an assumed assailant, once again, but for how long?"
45 is old to a 12 year old. Where, may I ask, are your parents? Isn't it past your bedtime?
Who cares if the call *did* come from their household? It could have been one of their many children playing on the telephone. I hope they were fined.
12. 45 is old to a 12 year old. Where, may I ask, are your parents? Isn't it past your bedtime?
Posted at 4:02AM on Dec 19th 2008 by straight....no chaser
45 is old to anyone=having a midlife crisis,eh??????????????? LMFAO!
















