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VH1 wasted no time in putting together a special about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's baby, who is exactly six days old. This Sunday, the network will air The Fabulous Life Of: Brad & Angelina's Baby. Granted, they had a few months to get this thing together and all they really needed was a gender and a name. But, geez! What can we possibly learn? It's doubtful the special will have any more information about the baby than what we already know: her name is Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt and she was born by c-section. What we will find out, according to the press release, is what free stuff baby boutiques are sending to Brad & Angie. It will also include some composites of what baby Jolie-Pitt may look like in the future.

I can think of other ways for VH1 to spend time and money... perhaps helping the children of Namibia have access to education?

While the government of Namibia is kicking paparazzi out, Angelina Jolie invited Dateline NBC's Ann Curry in to her and Brad Pitt's little hide-away. Curry will be reporting on Jolie's new cause, to give all the children of the world access to an education. But, you know the real reason we'll be watching is to get the scoop on the Jolie-Pitt baby.

The interview airs Sunday at 7 pm.

I do not miss Celebrity Deathmatch. The 90s MTV series, which dropped Claymation celebrities in the ring for quip-filled combat, never really did it for me - I loved the premise but felt the execution never really lived up to its potential. But now it's coming back on MTV2, with all new episodes (and all new clay-rendered stars), but without the input of creator Eric Fogel. So, I don't know - maybe whoever takes over will be able to do something interesting with it. I have to say, part of me is really dying for a Claymation catfight bewteen Jennifer Aniston and Angelina Jolie. The very, very sick part.

OK, so I was actually going to watch the hour long PrimeTime Live interview with Brad Pitt last night, but I had laundry to do. Hey, I don't mind Brad Pitt. He seems like a cool enough guy, but I just don't know if I could take an hour long interview (an hour) with Diane Sawyer giving him that half flirtatious/half "tell us the real story" expression. Luckily, Slate's Dana Stevens gives us a blow by blow of the show at the link below.