7:55 pm - 09/22/2012
She's been working hard in recent weeks, using her star power to back President Obama's re-election campaign.
But on Thursday Natalie Portman decided to concentrate on her family life, spending time with her gorgeous son Aleph.
The 31-year-old actress toted her one-year-old son while heading to a local gym in Los Feliz.
Natalie dressed down in a white T-shirt and jeans as she and Aleph made their way into the sports centre.
She accessorised her outfit with a pair of retro cat eye sunglasses, while little Aleph wore a blue T-shirt and checked shorts.
Natalie was accompanied by her parents Shelley and Avner on the day trip, who presumably were given the task of keeping an eye on Aleph while the Black Swan star worked out.
It was recently reported that Natalie, who was last seen on screen in 2011 movie Thor, is thinking more seriously about which projects she takes on because she wants to spend more time with her son.
A source told Us Weekly magazine: 'Natalie is being super choosy about her projects and taking more time off from acting.
'She has this glow about her these days. There’s been a change in her since the little man arrived.'
However, Natalie does have her finger in a few different pies at the moment.
As well as reprising her role as Jane Foster in the upcoming Thor sequel The Dark World, currently filming in the UK, Natalie has also signed up to appear in western movie Jane Got A Gun alongside Michael Fassbender.
She is also rumoured to be starring with Tom Hanks in the movie adaptation of Erik Larson's noel In The Garden Of Beasts.
All you social justice trash can stay out of this goddesses post and take your jealousy elsewhere.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar
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She's been working hard in recent weeks, using her star power to back President Obama's re-election campaign.
But on Thursday Natalie Portman decided to concentrate on her family life, spending time with her gorgeous son Aleph.
The 31-year-old actress toted her one-year-old son while heading to a local gym in Los Feliz.
Natalie dressed down in a white T-shirt and jeans as she and Aleph made their way into the sports centre.
She accessorised her outfit with a pair of retro cat eye sunglasses, while little Aleph wore a blue T-shirt and checked shorts.
Natalie was accompanied by her parents Shelley and Avner on the day trip, who presumably were given the task of keeping an eye on Aleph while the Black Swan star worked out.
It was recently reported that Natalie, who was last seen on screen in 2011 movie Thor, is thinking more seriously about which projects she takes on because she wants to spend more time with her son.
A source told Us Weekly magazine: 'Natalie is being super choosy about her projects and taking more time off from acting.
'She has this glow about her these days. There’s been a change in her since the little man arrived.'
However, Natalie does have her finger in a few different pies at the moment.
As well as reprising her role as Jane Foster in the upcoming Thor sequel The Dark World, currently filming in the UK, Natalie has also signed up to appear in western movie Jane Got A Gun alongside Michael Fassbender.
She is also rumoured to be starring with Tom Hanks in the movie adaptation of Erik Larson's noel In The Garden Of Beasts.
All you social justice trash can stay out of this goddesses post and take your jealousy elsewhere.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/ar
because they don't exist
it would be dumb of me to be islamophobic considering islam is basically identical to judaism
also, just because i find burqas and niqabs to be oppressive does not make me islamophobic
yes it does
disliking an item of clothing that is CULTURAL not RELIGIOUS =/= islamophobia
you're too ignorant of the religion to even have this conversation
i know EXACTLY what the basic teachings and concepts are and what shariah law entails, including the passages on modesty and their interpretations
again, islam and judaism are almost identical
using a world religions course and a few months studying islam does NOT = expert status.
please never use this again as an argument in "I know what Im talking about".
when you have a PhD in religious studies or cultural anthropology or something equal, or have lived in majority islamic countries...get back to me.
but i see now that based on ontd's logic, disagreeing with a culturally imposed, extreme interpretation of the passages on modesty make me islamophobic