Even saints experience family drama over the holidays as apparent in a new report from Star Magazine about Brad and Angelina's Christmastime plans. 

Angelina's soon-to-be hubs and face of Chanel No. 5, Brad Pitt is making the promo rounds for his film Killing Them Softly (there's a joke there somewhere) and the outspoken advocate for LGBT equality was asked what he thinks about the recent same-sex marriage developments in the latest election.

See what he had to say after the jump!

In what the L.A. Times is calling a "rare political donation," Brad Pitt has given $100,000 to the four battleground states that will see marriage equality on the ballot next week. 

Oh....hey...umm...

We don't really have words for Brad Pitt's bizarre new ad for Chanel No. 5. We'll just let you watch after the jump and come to your own conclusions.

Despite his maternal heritage, A-lister Brad Pitt still disagrees with his mother Jane and supports marriage equality. 

So, what is Brad saying about same-sex marriage after his mom endorsed Romney based mostly on his opposition to equality?

As if they weren't already perfect for each other based on their sheer 10 ratings alone, now the world is coming to learn that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are even more star-crossed because their parents are a bit backward. 

Jon Voight, the one time famous actor who is now mostly known for being Angie's dad (and for random anti-Obama rants), appeared on Fox "News" to defend Jane Pitt's homophobic love letter to Mitt Romney. 

So, what does Jon have to say about his future family member's disdain for the gays becoming public?

Updated 11:50 p.m. EST

It's still National Hangover Day (and boy how we observe this holiday!), and it looks like we weren't the only ones celebrating.

After confirming to ThinkProgress (who made the story national) that the writer of an anti-gay letter was the mother of Brad Pitt, an editor at the Springfield News-Leader redacted the publication's confirmation and then redacted that redaction.

Redactions must grow on trees over there in Springfield, Missouri!

Now, according to the paper, the Jane Pitt willing to overlook Mitt Romney's Mormonism because of his strong anti-gay "values" is Brad's mom.

Right on schedule!

An audio recording of the star-studded reading of Dustin Lance Black's play "8" from this past March will be broadcast on the radio in over 100 markets nationwide!

"8" captures the drama of the California Proposition 8 trial, drawing primarily from actual court transcripts.

More after the jump!

Whew!

We didn't exactly rush to the gift registry earlier this year when Brad Pitt said that he and Angie had grown tired of waiting for equality and might have to take the matrimonial plunge despite their famous friendly promise. But Jennifer Aniston has been given more time to fit her face for a prosthetic disguise and ready her objection speech for the A-Lister's wedding day—the couple still plans to hold off on tying the knot until gay and lesbian couples are given the same right. 

We know you've all lost sleep over the announcement that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are getting married.

The couple had initially stated that they wouldn't get married until same-sex marriage is legalized.

Clearly they've had a change of heart. But how do the gays feel?

Find out after the jump.

In case you missed it last night, take advantage of this lazy Sunday and watch Dustin Lance Black's "8," the dramatization of the Prop. 8 trial starring George Clooney, Martin Sheen, Brad Pitt and host of other celebs right now after the jump!

A star-studded reading of Dustin Lance Black’s play “8,” surrounding the Prop 8 Trial, premieres tonight in Los Angeles, but you can watch it live from the comfort of your home or wherever you access the interwebs.

Details on when, where, and who’s participating after the jump!