Happy Belated Birthday Angelina Jolie

Yesterday Angelina Jolie celebrated her 33rd birthday and while many men would be envious of Brad Pitt's relationship with the intensely beautiful lady we're sure they wouldn't envy the task of finding her a special gift. What do you buy the woman that has everything?

Well with that question ringing is his ears 44-year old Pitt headed to a contemporary design art furniture fair in Switzerland and surprised dealers when he splashed some enormous amounts of cash. First he blew £150,000 on a hollow (yes, hollow!) white marble table and if you think that sounds extravagant you aint heard nothing yet as the film star then went on to order a rug made of aluminum, a couple of fancy chairs and a gold lacquer-coated Fiberglas sofa totaling £200,000. Do you think they saw him coming?

But what we really want to know is what did he buy for Ange? Well apparently he spent a meager £50k on some art for her, doesn't sound all that impressive now does it.

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