We're sorry folks. We often assume that outlets like Reuters and AP Wire will have the most up to the minute news on Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, but we forget that they don't have 300 people a day calling and emailing in their gossip and information.

Yes, photos of Shiloh were sold to Getty, with proceeds going towards charity. But according to Page Six all of this went down over the weekend, and Getty has already flipped the pics over to People for $4.1 mil.

All the weekly magazine editors were summoned to the offices of the Getty photo agency at Canal and Varick late Saturday night. "We were sequestered into separate and un-air-conditioned offices," said one. "The photos were shown to us around 10 p.m. to midnight, and then we had to submit bids by 6 a.m. Sunday morning. No one got any sleep at all, as it was a manic game of phone-tag to top each other's bids. I'm convinced it was Brangie's revenge on the weekly magazines." The pictures went to People for $4.1 million.

That sounds like a great way to spend a Saturday night, right? Well, nice snag People. And nice scoop for Page Six — especially because it emphasized that the Post isn't the only shadeball publication in this biz.

BABY FOR SALE! [Page Six]