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To y:

I’m Israeli, too, and you are wrong that Shiloh does not have a meaning in Hebrew. Shiloh is a word from birchat ya’akov (The blessing that Jacob gave to his children before he died) in b’raishit (Genesis). There is it is generally tranlated “to he whom it belongs.” (some believe that shiloh is a reference to the mashiah (messiah) – it also refers to peace.) It is also the place where the mishkan (ark of the covenant) stayed until the beit hamikdash (The Temple) was built. In Ephraim. (I’m religious, so I’m familiar with the biblical connections) Angelina needs to go sue the Bible, too, I guess, and I guess Israel, too.

Well since my name is Shiloh and I’m well over a year old, or however old her daughter is, I find it ridiculous that she thinks she has the right to trademark this name. Not saying the perfume was being named after her child, but if it were, what’s so wrong with someone trying to make a profit?

I agree that she is probably going a bit too far trying to patent Shiloh’s name! HOWEVER, I wish everyone would stop criticizing her for changing Pax’s name! It’s not like it’s that unusual for adoptive parents to change their kid’s name after adopting them, even if the kid is three years old, like Pax! I have a cousin who has two adopted kids, and he and his wife renamed both of them when they adopted them, even though they were five and eight when they were adopted! Angie may have actually done Pax a favor by changing his name. Had Angie decided to keep his orginal Vietnamese name, he probably would have run into a lot of trouble with it as he got older. After all, most Americans are not very familar with Vietnamase names. Also, has everyone forgotten that she also changed Mad and Z’s names when she adopted them? Okay, so they were both 7 month old babies at the time, but the point is, she changed their names. I bet she will also rename any other kids she adopts.

Yes i agree with you all, you can’t own a name HOWEVER! She started the name patenting thing to stop websites and the such counting down to when Shiloh was of legal age. This might be extreme but it comes from a place of protection.

And fans wonder why so many people dislike her. She may not be wearing blood around her neck, but she still has more than a few screws loose IMO. This pathetic attempt at patenting her daughter’s name only helps that argument.

My friend’s cousin is named Shiloh and she is in her late 20′s..I guess she could “sue” Angelina for using “HER” name???

Angelina just keeps getting stranger and stranger as she adopts more kids. First changing Pax’s name and now this? What’s next..all the people who have babies named Maddox, Zahara and Shiloh must change their names?

It’s RIDICULOUS!!! Angie needs to give her great big head a shake.

Does that mean nobody is allowed to use the names ‘Maddox’, Zahara’ or ‘Pax’ either? What if my own name was Zahara and I’d want to open something like ‘Zahara’s diner’? Or all those people named Shiloh in the world, would they all have to ask for Angelinas permission first?

I love Angie and her family, but that goes too far.

I agree that this is totally ridiculous if it’s true. And by the way,as an Israeli I just want to point out that Shiloh doesnt mean anything in Hebrew