Question: At the premiere of "World War Z" in London, star Brad Pitt and his fiancÃ©e, Angelina Jolie, were feeling "great" -- if not also a little emotional. Sunday's event marked Jolie's first public appearance since she revealed in May that she'd had a preventive double mastectomy this year, and the press wanted to know how she's been since her New York Times op-ed about her choice went viral. "I feel great," Jolie told the BBC. "I feel wonderful, and I'm very, very grateful for all the support. It's meant a lot to me." Brad Pitt opens up on Jolie's choice. The 37-year-old actress previously said she decided to have the double mastectomy followed by reconstructive surgery after learning she carries a mutation of the BRCA1 gene, which sharply increases her risk of developing breast and ovarian cancer. Jolie's mother, Marcheline Bertrand, died from ovarian cancer in 2007. Part of the response to Jolie's story has been an ongoing discussion about women's health, something that "means the world" to the actress. "After losing my mom to these issues, I'm very grateful for it," she told the BBC. "I've been very moved by support of the people." So, too, has Pitt. The 49-year-old, who's raising a family of six with Jolie, said that her decision still makes him "a little emotional." "Because of the act itself, what she did for our family, and then telling her story to others," he told the BBC, "what it means to others has really surprised me. She's a very special woman." Pitt and Jolie, who strolled the red carpet in a black Saint Laurent gown, also brought their sons Maddox, 11, and Pax, 9, to check out their dad's new zombie action film. "World War Z" is set to open June 21.
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Important parts: Angelina Jolie makes her first post-surgery public appearance. She walks the red carpet with Brad Pitt at London movie premiere. "I'm very, very grateful for all the support," Jolie tells BBC.

in: Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, whose artwork is shown in museums around the world, is taking a different direction with his latest project -- a heavy metal album. Ai wrote and sang each of the nine tracks on the debut album, which is called "Divina Commedia" after a poem by Italian poet Dante, and will be released next month. "The lyrics are about the current political situation," he told CNN by telephone from Beijing. One song is about Chen Guangcheng, the blind activist who fled to the U.S. embassy in Beijing after escaping from house arrest last year. Another mentions Wang Lijun, the police chief who also sought shelter with U.S. officials last year, in Chengdu, a move which exposed the scandal engulfing disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai and his wife, now convicted murderer, Gu Kailai. Ai Weiwei: Despite flaws, America should be proud. Outspoken and provocative, Ai is perhaps best known for his work on the famous "Bird's Nest" stadium built for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. His critical stance toward the Chinese government gained attention after the 2008 Sichuan earthquake that left nearly 90,000 dead, including many children who died when their shoddily-constructed schools collapsed. A recent exhibition of his work at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington DC featured hundreds of children's backpacks lashed together in the shape of a snake, which Ai said represented the bags left behind by the students. While a departure from his acclaimed sculpture and installations, the album is not his first foray into the world of music -- last October he filmed a parody of "Gangnam Style," the surprise worldwide hit by Korean rapper Psy. In that clip, Ai limited his musical involvement to dancing, but other clips can be found on the Internet of the artist flexing his vocal cords. Ai told CNN the decision to branch out into music stemmed from his detention in 2011 when his guards would ask him to sing a tune to pass the time. Ai was taken into custody in April and detained for 81 days amid a government crackdown on political activists. He was accused of evading a huge amount of taxes, charges Ai has said were trumped up. Ai was released but with heavy restrictions on his movements and the Chinese government still holds his passport. While Ai describes the tracks as "heavy metal" or "hard rock", it was an encounter with pop star Elton John that encouraged him to finally complete the album. John dedicated his performance in Beijing in November to Ai, who at the time said he was deeply touched by the gesture. Ai cited few musical influences and said he knew little about Western popular music despite a stint living in New York in the 1980s: "When I grew up all the music we had was revolutionary stuff." Ai said he would try to release the album in China next month, along with a music video, but he was gloomy about its prospects. "I am completely censored," he said. "I will put it online so people can download it but I think the authorities will just delete it."
out: Dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei to debut a heavy metal album. Nine tracks on the album focus on Chinese politics. Decision to branch out into music came from his 2011 detention. Elton John encouraged him to complete the album.

By. Daily Mail Reporter. PUBLISHED:. 01:05 EST, 8 August 2013. |. UPDATED:. 16:13 EST, 8 August 2013. Jealous: Police says Ummad Rushdi, 30, was angry because his new girlfriend paid too much attention to her baby. A Pennsylvania man has been arrested and accused of stealing his girlfriend 7-month-old boy from his crib and killing him because he was 'interfering' with the boyfriend's relationship with the mother. Police say Ummad Rushdi, 30, killed little Hamza Ali at Rushdi's parents' house in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, on Sunday. He then took the baby's body to a rural road, where he buried it. Authorities believe Rushdi harmed Hamza because he believed the child was standing in the way of Rushdi's one-month relationship with the baby's mother Zainib Gaal. Miss Gaal told officers she had known Rushdi for three weeks. Despite extensive searches outside York and Columbia, Pennsylvania, police have not found the body of little Hamza. However, they fear the worst. 'We don't know where Hamza Ali is,' Upper Darby police superintendent Michael Chitwood told the Philadelphia Inquirer. 'We hope Hamza is alive. We don't believe Hamza is alive.' Rushdi. was arrested early Wednesday and charged with kidnapping, unlawful. restraint, false imprisonment, interference with custody of a child and. endangering the welfare of a child. When police apprehended him at his home in York, they found with him with knife, a pair of handcuffs and $800. Tragic: Police believe Hamza Ali, aged just seven months, was killed by his mother's boyfriend. However, the baby's body has not been found. Miss Gaal told officers she demanded to know where her son was when she awoke Sunday and found him missing. However,. she did not report Hamza missing until Tuesday because Rushdi's brother. told her Rushdi had taken the infant boy to visit her parents in. Maine. For three days she waited for word on her child. On Tuesday night, Rushdi's brother called said told her, 'Something very bad had happened to the baby,' Chitwood told the Delaware County Daily Times reports. It was then that she phoned police. Police. believe that Rushdi had beaten the infant just days before. Miss Gaal. said she wanted to take Hamza to the hospital to have his shoulder. examine, but Rusdhi and his family convinced her to treat the child at. home instead.

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Ummad Rushdi, 30, has been charged with kidnapping and false imprisonment, accused of stealing his girlfriend's 7-month-old baby. Police say they think Rushdi killed the child, but no body has been found. Rushdi and Hamza's mother have known each other for three weeks. Child went missing Sunday but mother didn't report him missing until Tuesday night.