There is something special about Sunday supplements. On the one hand, they are sold alongside newspapers for just a single day of the week; on the other hand, they usually feature photos from photoshoots with big names, as in this case with a photo by James White.

The article talks about Angelina Jolie and her nomination for the People’s Choice Awards in multiple categories, including favorite movie actress, favorite action movie actress, and best on-screen chemistry alongside Brad Pitt for the movie Mr. & Mrs. Smith.

Following yesterday's update, I'm going to dedicate these first few days of September to uploading the rest of the Chinese magazines that I still have pending to add to the website.

This magazine, published in August 2008 under the title Screen (世界电影商), focuses on two of her major films from that period: Wanted and Clint Eastwood's The Changeling.

The iconic cover photo is part of a photoshoot by photographer James White from 2005.

New month in the archive, and the first piece joining the collection is this rare issue of Esquire China (August 2011). While technically a supplement, it functions as a standalone magazine. The cover features an iconic portrait captured by Todd Heisler; this photoshoot was done specifically for The New York Times, published on October 19, 2008, to accompany a feature titled "The Mommy Track," which explored the balance between her Hollywood career, her role as a mother of a large family, and her global humanitarian work.

Inside, the magazine features an interview where Angelina Jolie shares personal reflections on motherhood, her relationship with Brad Pitt, her acting career, and her perspective on living authentically without hypocrisy.

A fresh addition to the collection, even if it is not a recent publication—continuing the series shared over the past few days with another issue featuring an event photo on the cover. This time, it's from the Japanese publication Beauty Lab.

The cover image features a somewhat rough cutout of a photograph taken at the Paris premiere of Angelina Jolie's directorial debut, In the Land of Blood and Honey, on February 16, 2012, at the MK2 Bibliothèque cinema. She walked the red carpet wearing a Ralph & Russo dress paired with Jimmy Choo shoes.

(I've also added a few uninteresting cover stories, like In Touch and Life & Style. I don't actively collect them, but since they came bundled with other magazines, I include them).

Following up on the event-cover updates, this 2004 Japanese Move magazine captures an iconic moment from the Taking Lives World Film Premiere held on March 16 of that year at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California (with the subsequent after-party at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel).

Right in the middle of promoting this suspense thriller alongside Ethan Hawke, and just before diving straight into the filming of Mr. & Mrs. Smith in the spring of 2004, Asian publications of the era like Move, Screen, or Roadshow consistently showcased her massive global star power with stunning cover photography and exceptional archival features.

With this addition, the collection now reaches a milestone of 3100 covers.

The cover image of this German magazine Bild Woche uses one of the photographs taken during the promotion and press conference of Gone in 60 Seconds in Los Angeles which took place on June 5, also coinciding with the period when the film was being released in European theaters.

In the movie, Angelina Jolie plays Sara "Sway" Wayland, a skilled mechanic and underground car booster who works as a bartender.

Featuring Angelina Jolie on the cover, this new addition to the collection is an issue of She magazine. Known as a lifestyle and women's publication blending fashion, culture, and celebrity interviews, this piece captures her iconic presence during the height of her early 2000s stardom.

The cover image was taken during the World Premiere of the movie Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life on July 21, 2003, in Los Angeles.

Photographed at the 58th Annual Golden Globe Awards held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on January 21, 2001. This new addition to the collection is the magazine Happenings from July 2001.

While she wasn't nominated or taking home a trophy that evening (instead serving as a presenter) her iconic white strapless gown became one of the most memorable fashion moments of the night.