Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, who were once known as Hollywood's golden couple, are now making headlines once again with their $500 million french winery.The ongoing drama between the

Brad Pitt was ordered to disclose private communications in the winery battle that Angelina Jolie's lawyers call "crucial evidence. 'But I want to again emphasize that Angelina never wanted any of this,

Brad Pitt is letting out his anger after a big blow in winery case against ex-wife Angelina Jolie!On Monday, a judge, while making a ruling in favor of the Maria actress, 49, ordered Pitt, 60, to disclose the documents which according

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's legal battle over their French winery, Chateau Miraval, continues. Pitt accuses Jolie of withholding crucial emails regarding the sale of the winery to a Russian billionaire,

Angelina Jolie’s ongoing legal battle with Brad Pitt over their former winery has taken a dramatic turn.A judge ruled on Nov. 25 that Pitt must hand over documents, including emails and texts, w

Brad Pitt claims Angelina Jolie withheld critical emails related to the sale of their $500 million French winery.

Brad Pitt asked a L.A. judge to step in and order his ex-wife Angelina Jolie to turn over hundreds of emails she has refused to produce as part of their nasty court battle, In Touch can exclusively report.

The legal battle between exes Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt is getting murkier. A new report sources court documents to show that Brad has now accused Angelina of lying and withholding critical information about the controversial sale of their $500 million French winery.

Angelina Jolie has taken a major step forward in her ongoing battle with Brad Pitt over their French winery Château Miraval, Us Weekly can exclusively confirm. A judge tentatively ruled on Monday, November 25,

Angelina Jolie is under fire once again as her court battle with ex-husband Brad Pitt over their shared French winery continues. TheTroy actor's legal team alleged the mother-of-six had been "withholding" more than 100 emails relevant to the case under the guise that they were "protected" communications.