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Don’t forget! Father’s Day hits on June 15th this year. If dad lives out of state it’s probably too late to send him a card or gift, but maybe a phone call is in order? Maybe dad taught you how to throw a curve ball, or how to check your oil. Maybe he made you memorize all of the US Presidents and Vice Presidents . Who is your dad? Do you have a Father’s Day ritual?

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This year, Angelina Jolie may celebrate Father’s Day with her father, Jon Voight, having recently ended a period of estrangement. Brad Pitt is a father times three, and by this time next year he may be a father to five. Mick Jagger has a huge stable of kids around the globe. It’s always entertaining to witness the legacy famous dads leave, whether it’s that strong chin, golden voice or sense of humor. Check out some of our favorite famous dads with their kids.

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Dads:

James Brolin/Josh Brolin

Alexa Ray Joel/Billy Joel

Angelina Jolie/Jon Voight

James Garfunkle/Art Garfunkle

Nastassia Kinski/Klaus Kinski

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The energy. The connection. The Love. It comes across in every picture they take. Any rumored drama is just that: rumors. The most in love couple in Hollywood, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have a ball during the 13th annual Critics’ Choice Awards in Santa Monica. Would you like the Jolie-Pitt’s to have another child? Discuss.

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Paramount’s mega-budget animated production of “Beowulf” topped the box office with an estimated $28.1 million, easily winning the typically lucrative pre-Thanksgiving weekend. However, the top ten films made around $90 million together, making this the worst pre-Turkey frame in nine years. Apparently not even Angelina Jolie’s digitally-enhanced breasts could entice a blockbuster gross. The weekend dropped a precipitous 29% from last year (when Happy Feet and Casino Royale both opened to $40 million-plus) and 45% from 2005 when Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire opened to $102.3 million. Though Beowulf was never expected to reach those heights, the general box office malaise as of late is making November look more like a typical October. The problem here is product – Bee Movie is playing more like Chicken Little than Shrek, and American Gangster is the only wide release performing beyond expectations. Current Oscar front-runner No Country for Old Men, however, expanded to a moderate 148 theatres and grossed an extraordinary $3.1 million, with a $20,932 per theatre average that blew away everything else in the top ten.

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Angelina Jolie and her eldest child, Maddox, get some time away from the brood to visit Borders in Chicago. Jolie is currently filming Wanted in the Windy City.

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Angelina Jolie took daughter Shiloh and son Maddox to Lee’s Art Shop in New York City. Jolie is encouraging Maddox to do more art activities but it has been reported that the cooler-than-your-grade- schooler prefers computer games to drawing.

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With the kids at their Prague house rental, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt leave Svata Klara restaurant after a romantic night out. Jolie is in the Czech Republic filming Wanted set to be released in 2008.

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EXCLUSIVE ACCESS: Angelina Jolie’s brother, James Haven, came out to support his sister’s new film A Place In Time at the Tribeca Performing Arts Center during the 2007 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. The Jolie directed documentary is an experimental film that seeks to capture the commonality of the human spirit by filming many cultures around the world at the same moment.

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UN Goodwill Ambassador for High Commissioner for Refugees Angelina Jolie attended the launch of “Global Action for Children” in Washington, DC. Global Action for Children is a nonpartisan advocacy organization focused on increasing funding from the US government for programs that support orphans and other vulnerable children.