Angelina Jolie is The Most Beautiful Woman in the World

Wow.
I have read lots of bad things posted about Ms Jolie on the internet, but evidently none of the haters are Vanity Fair readers.
Angelina Jolie was named "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World" in a Vanity Fair poll.

Not only did Angelina win, she mopped the floor up with her rivals.
It wasn't even a fight.

Angelina won with 58 per cent of the vote.
He closest competition (if you could call it that) was supermodel Gisele Bundchen with nine per cent.
Yes, nine per cent.
And Angelina left all the other women in the dust.
Halle Berry got four per cent.
Bar Refaeli, Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, Queen Rania of Jordan and Jennifer Connelly all tied for fourth place with three per cent each.
Beyonce Knowles, Catherine Deneuve, Kate Moss, Carla Bruni and Gwyneth Paltrow were all also-rans.

Angelina Jolie and the Detox Diet

Angelina Jolie is doing the lemon juice, cayenne pepper, and maple syrup detox diet on the set of her new movie "Salt" and it appears to have some of her co-stars and crew members a little anxious over her health.
Angelina plans to lose 21 pounds.
The last I heard, everyone was worried about her losing weight, so why is she trying to lose more?
Well it seems one of her disguises in the movie is...a man.
So she is trying to lose her curves to do a more realistic portrayal.
The problem is that Angelina is doing her own stunts, and the detox diet is, according to sources, leaving her weak, dizzy and light headed.
You do NOT want a dizzy and light headed stunt woman.

From what I am reading, it seems she is using the Master Cleanse diet created by Stanley Burroughs in 1941.
The diet itself was made popular in Peter Glickman's book, Lose Weight, Have More Energy and Be Happier in 10 Days.
Burroughs didn't only say that the diet would make you lose weight, but that it also remove harmful toxins from within the body, cure ulcers and "every kind of disease" in the body.
He was later convicted of unlawfully selling devices he claimed could cure cancer, and practicing medicine without a license.

Angelina is not the only celeb to embrace this diet.
Beyoncé did it for 14 days and lost 22 pounds.
Although afterward she denounced using the cleanse as a weight-loss program.
Howard Stern's co host Robin Quivers told People magazine that she went from 218 pounds to 145 pounds on the cleanse.

Despite celebrity use, most doctors say the system is potentially dangerous.