What Brad Pitt Said To BP: 'Consider Death Penalty'

Brad Pitt's wife Angelina Jolie is busy promoting her new film 'Salt' all around the world, but Brad Pitt didn't follow. He received an interview with Spike Lee and has harsh words for BP.



Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie owns a home in New Orleans. From a review of the Film: he says:

Reflecting on those responsible for the oil spill, Pitt can barely contain his contempt.
"I was never for the death penalty before," he says. "I am willing to look at it again."

Good luck BP.

BP-Tony Hayward OUT, Robert Dudley IN As CEO On October 1

BP's embattled Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward will be replaced by American Robert Dudley on Oct. 1, the company said Tuesday, as it reported a record quarterly loss and set aside $32.2 billion to cover the costs of the devastating Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

BP said the decision to replace Hayward, 53, with the company's first ever non-British CEO was made by mutual agreement. In a mark of faith in its outgoing leader, BP said it planned to recommend him for a non-executive board position at its Russian joint venture and will pay him 1.045 million pounds ($1.6 million), a year's salary, instead of the year's notice he was entitled to.

"The BP board is deeply saddened to lose a CEO whose success over some three years in driving the performance of the company was so widely and deservedly admired," BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg said in a statement accompanying the quarterly earnings update.

BP CEO Tony Hayward To RESIGN Before Tuesday

BP CEO Tony Hawyard, who's quickly become the public face of the Gulf Oil spill, will be stepping down within days, according to reports in the British press.

The move is expected to come in anticipation of the company's announcement of its first-half results on Tuesday. BP will announce that it has made approximately $10 billion this year, even while contending with the largest oil spill in history