Jolie has ‘sentenced’ Brad to sleep on the couch

An angry Angelina Jolie has ‘sentenced’ Brad Pitt to sleep on the couch after learning that he still smokes pot, sources say.

The glamorous couple apparently had a heated row over the issue and blamed her partner’s ex Jennifer Aniston for his addiction to marijuana.

“Ange says it`s Jen`s fault Brad is still smoking pot, since the bulk of his drug-taking days were when he was with her,” the Daily Telegraph quoted a source as telling National Enquirer.

The insider added: "She`s angry and looking for someone to blame, so Jen is always going to be a prime target."

Seemingly, the ‘Original Sin’ actress feels that she has been lied to about many things.

The source revealed: "Angie, feeling she`s been totally lied to, is piecing together all the other things Brad`s not been truthful to her about and come up with a fairly long list."

However, both have jetted to France this week to work on their relationship, according to OK! Weekly.

LAPD looking for 3 suspects in Lohan burglary

Police are looking for three suspects in the burglary of Lindsay Lohan`s home.The Los Angeles Police Department has released surveillance camera footage of the Sunday break-in at the "Mean Girls" star`s house. The footage shows three people, whose faces are covered with scarves, walking through a gate at Lohan`s Hollywood Hills home and entering a courtyard at around 1:10 a.m.

LAPD detectives believe the suspects — one male and two females, all 18 to 25 years old — entered the house through an unlocked door, then ransacked it and took property.

Lohan`s spokeswoman, Leslie Sloane-Zelnik, said the break-in happened Sunday while the actress and her younger sister were away. Sloane-Zelnik said many of Lohan`s "personal belongings were taken without remorse."

Lohan posted on Twitter she didn`t think it was a robbery because "things that a certain old friend knew meant a lot to me" were taken.

Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie at loggerheads

Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie has sparked a bitter feud with her partner Brad Pitt`s ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.

Director Quentin Tarantino had discussed Pitt`s enjoyment of smoking of cannabis now and again which has fumed Jolie.

The actress has reportedly linked the revelation to Pitt`s estranged relationship with ex-wife Aniston, Heat magazine reported.

The `Gia` actress is outraged over the fact that she doesn`t know every little detail about Pitt`s likes and dislikes, especially since he lied to her about quitting the drug for good and is thought to be convinced that he`s reminiscing about the old days.

"Ange says it`s Jen`s fault Brad is still smoking pot, since the bulk of his drug-taking days were when he was with her. She`s angry and looking for someone to blame, so Jen is always going to be a prime target," a source said.

Schwarzenegger drops in on Twitter

California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger paid a call at Twitter on Wednesday, praising the microblogging sensation as a way to stay in tune with what voters are thinking.

Schwarzenegger`s chat with Twitter co-founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams in the Internet firm`s San Francisco offices was streamed online in a "tweetcast" and ranged from bodybuilding to the state`s budget woes.

"Social networking, I think, is something you have brought to the ultimate level," Schwarzenegger told Stone and Williams. "It is brilliant what you came up with, staggering."

Schwarzenegger voiced certainty that the pair weren`t thinking about a role in an Iranian revolution when they created the microblogging service.

"It was low on the list," Williams quipped as Stone emphatically shook his head to indicate "No."

In July, Twitter became a key communications tool for Iranians protesting the controversial re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Twitter users outside Iran changed time and location settings to make it appear they were messaging from Tehran to make it harder for authorities to find those really tweeting from that country.

Schwarzenegger, whose office is well-wired into Internet technologies, described Twitter as an effective way for politicians to get real-time feedback from voters.

"You always try to reach out and touch the people; you need to know always what they are feeling and it changes so quickly," the governor said. "We see it with health care reform."

Talk inevitably touched on exercise, with Stone telling the bodybuilder-turned-actor-turned-governor that Twitter workers are more into running than weightlifting.

Some Twitter workers slip out of the office for midnight marathon runs along San Francisco streets, said Stone. Twitter also invites workers from local technology firms to join in a weekly run along the Embarcadero.

"Now I realize we need a weight room," Stone noted after Schwarzenegger commented that workout centers have flourished in the aftermath of his days as Mr. Universe.

Schwarzenegger was nicknamed "The Austrian Oak" during a bodybuilding career that included winning a series of Mr. Olympia crowns. He parlayed his bodybuilding glory into a film career.

Schwarzenegger said he has turned to Twitter users for ideas about how to fix California`s daunting budget deficit.

Suggestions he is using include having a "garage sale" to raise money from bicycles, cars and other property the state doesn`t need.

Fittingly, Stone scanned Twitter for questions to ask Schwarzenegger, coming up with "Why can`t other states have a governor this awesome."

"That`s why I`m the one and only," Schwarzenegger quickly retorted.

After the governor left Twitter, Stone fired off a tweet thanking him for stopping by for a chat.