Gwen Stefani

Let's welcome Shiloh, Brangelina's baby girl!

Forget about the current immigration bill approved by the Senate but loathed by Congressional Republicans.

Forget about the political merry-go-round of Republicans defending corrupt Democrats because they think their arrest was unconstitutional.

Forget about the stupidity about English-only legislation while the United States still hasn't figured out what to do with their Spanish-speaking colony.

Forget about the Soul Patrol voter turn out or Duke's soulless women Lacrosse team.

Forget about chaos in East Timor or the Earthquake that shook Indonesia.

All I care about is Brangelina's new baby girl:

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have welcomed a baby girl, Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt, a rep for the couple confirms exclusively to PEOPLE.

The child was born on May 27, at night, in the African country of Namibia.

Oh and that Britney may have kicked KFed to the curb.

Oh and that Gwen Stafani hollabacked a baby boy.

Life is too short to be depressed and ranting and raving all the time.

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