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Is another "Brad-mance" brewing? At last night's National Board of Review Awards, Bradley Cooper, who introduced Pitt for the best-supporting actor award, shared a story of returning a jacket he’d accidentally left behind after a Los Angeles Philharmonic concert last summer. “I went home with Brad Pitt’s jacket, and I’m not going to lie to you, I tried it on. And you know what? It felt really good,” Cooper told the Cipriani crowd. “And that’s the power of Brad Pitt.
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