Posted AT 3:47 AM EDT on 08/09/05
Brad and Angelina storm Fort Edmonton
Edmonton and Calgary — Darryl Lindenbach hasn't yet sighted Brad Pitt or the army of paparazzi stalking the Hollywood actor through Alberta, but the tall stack of phone messages sitting on his desk tells him that the megastar is close.
"One gentleman even offered his services as a folk singer, and then proceeded to sing three folk songs," the spokesman for Fort Edmonton Park said yesterday. "It's been pretty unusual.
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