Are Angelina Jolie's eyes green or blue?

blue eyes Angelina Jolie Angelina, apart from her award-winning roles, humanitarian efforts and plump lips, is known for her gorgeous blue eyes which are considered one of the sexiest in the world.

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Songs and poems have been written about eyes for centuries now, yet nobody managed to perfectly capture their magic. Yes can be blue as ocean, brown as Mother Earth or green as emeralds, and these ladies have some of the most beautiful eyes on the Hollywood scene:

1. Angelina Jolie

It would be so wrong to talk about beautiful eyes, and not talk about Jolie’s blue eyes. Angelina, apart from her award-winning roles, humanitarian efforts and plump lips, is known for her gorgeous blue eyes which are considered one of the sexiest in the world.

2. Audrey Hepburn

No matter how many actresses come and go, Audrey Hepburn is always remembered as the true diva. Though officially recorded as brown, the real color of her eyes remains a mystery with co-actors and fans finding it green, gray, blue and even hazel.

3. Mila Kunis

The actor started off early, at the age of 15 in the hit TV series ‘That ‘70s Show’ and has ever since morphed into a gorgeous woman and an actress to reckon with. Kunis also suffers from heterochromia, which gives her two different eye colors. Her left is a vibrant green color, and her right eye is much darker, almost brown. She even suffered from eyesight issues and got her eyes operated for corrective vision. The world, however, can’t stop staring at her big, expressive and unique eyes. To say that Adriana Lima is the epitome of hot Latinas would probably not be an exaggerated statement. Her blue eyes are a reminder of Brazillian coastline where she was born. No wonder, the woman has been slaying it for years now. At 36, Lima is one of the longest serving Victoria’s Angel, and the face of brands like Maybelline and is known for racy Super Bowl and Kia Motors commercials.

5. Megan Fox

When it comes to oozing raw sensuality, few can hold a candle to Megan Fox. Though she’s known for her appealing lips and figure, a major part of her sensuality actually comes from her deep blue eyes. She epitomizes the word femme fatale.

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Do first borns look like father?

In concluding the study, co-author and psychologist at the University of Padova in Italy Paola Bressan noted that to the best of her knowledge, “no study has either replicated or supported” the findings from the 1995 study that stated babies resemble their fathers.

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There’s an old theory that says first-born babies were genetically predispositioned to look more like their father. It was believed this was so the father accepted the child was his and would provide and care for them. There’s also another theory that says it was so he didn’t eat the baby… These theories obviously date way, way back, long before paternity tests existed (or cannibalism was frowned upon). But even today, all new parents can’t help but look at their baby and wonder, who does it look like? It’s often one of the first things people will comment on when they meet a little one for the first time.

But is there actually any truth to the theory at all?

A 1995 study from the University of California sought to prove the theory by matching photos of 1-year-old children with pictures of their father. The study asked 122 participants to match photos of children at 1-year, 10-years and 20-years with photos of both their mothers and fathers. In infants, just under 50% guessed correctly for the fathers, as opposed to around 37% for the mothers. The success rates decreased significantly in 10-year-olds and rose slightly again in 20-year-olds. A similar study in 2004 with a much larger sample size found that, in fact, most infants resemble both parents equally. In concluding the study, co-author and psychologist at the University of Padova in Italy Paola Bressan noted that to the best of her knowledge, “no study has either replicated or supported” the findings from the 1995 study that stated babies resemble their fathers.

But even though the science isn’t there to back up the theory, why do so many of us say it rings true, that firstborns do tend to look more like their father?

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