Maddox's Preschool Cuisine -- For la Creme de la Creme!

91. OOPS spoke too soon. Nice while it lasted.

Posted at 9:06AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Felt bad for her

92. Why is everyone being so harsh? This child grew up in an orphanage and his parents give plenty of money to good causes. Why can't their children have the best when they know what type of suffering their is in the world. And no, the kids won't grow up to be spoiled, rich brats because they've seen what type of horror their is in the world. I grew up very poor and now that I'm a mother, I want the best for the son...why would anyone want to deny a child the best?

Posted at 9:10AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Keonli

93. The meal was just fish with broccoli and rice. They put foo foo names on the dishes so they can charge more. Break it down to a basic meat and 2 veggi meal and they eat the same as everyone else.

Posted at 11:13AM on Sep 11th 2007 by shemia

94. Isn't he like 6 yrs old?? He should be in the 1st grade......not pre-school....

Posted at 9:19AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Candi

95. to #57. First of all, "Cambodian" is NOT a language - you mean "Khmer". Second of all, it is not uncommon for parents who value their children's education to send them to a Lycee, as these schools have an excellent reputation the world over. I live in Ottawa, Canada and here it is very common for anglophone parents to send their kids to a Lycee in order to receive a superior education. These schools may be "prestigious", but they are certainly not elitist or snooty in any way, nor do they cater only to the wealthy.

Posted at 9:13AM on Sep 11th 2007 by deano

96. No public school for Maddox. Not for this lucky winner of the orphan lottery.

Posted at 1:56PM on Sep 11th 2007 by Nazelie

97. Angie and Brad are trying to give their son the best education that their money can buy.... In any country, in any state. If I had the money, I would do the same.....!!!!! When you pay the big bucks for a school, you expect that kind of lunch. In New York, even though we pay taxes through the nose, public school kids eat macaroni and cheese (maybe) and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and hot dogs for lunch in school. Give the kid a break...let him enjoy his school and lunch in peace!

Posted at 9:38AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Roxy George

98. My grandson is 7 and in the second grade, shouldn't Maddox be in at least 1st grade? If I had the money my children and grandghildren would have gone to private schools.

Posted at 9:42AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Felt bad for her

99. Even re-hashing a non-story about Brangelina gets the TMZ site lots of hits. That's why they do it

Posted at 9:55AM on Sep 11th 2007 by It makes business sense

100. 92 comments so far re: what Maddox had for lunch. I love it. America is a great country. He had to come here to have the opportunity to eat a healthy lunch and go to a school his parents can afford. Today is 9/11/07. Six years ago today, we were all very concerned about something else. May God Bless America and the freedoms all the servicemen and women fought for since the Revolutionary War.

Posted at 9:56AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Barbara

101. Peanut, peanut butter, jelly, jelly- So how did he get into this school so suddenly? Must be a waiting list. Doubt they filled out an application over a year ago. They were in New Orleans doing the school gig there.

Posted at 10:13AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Meowch

102. You don't have anything better to write about then what some 4yr old is having for lunch. who cares?!

Posted at 10:34AM on Sep 11th 2007 by too early

103. Awesome! and more power to 'im!

Posted at 10:46AM on Sep 11th 2007 by petcomm

104. "Vegetable chunks soup" that sounds odd to me

Posted at 10:38AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Turbo Bunee

105. Z Z Z Z This is news because?? Get real! Saw TMZ on Tv and I like your web site better except crap like this!

Posted at 11:00AM on Sep 11th 2007 by Stacia