Angelina Jolie is 100 Percent All-Natural

There is no plastic surgery in Angelina Jolie's past - or future.

"I haven't had anything done and I don't think I will," Jolie tells the UK's Daily Mail. "But if it makes somebody happy then that's up to them. I'm not in somebody else's skin to know what makes them feel better about themselves. But I don't plan to myself."

The actress also opens up about life with Brad Pitt and their six kids - who've helped her "enjoy" her high-flying career. "I enjoy the work more now because I enjoy life more," she says. "When you have children the whole world shifts for you."

"You have these little people that make you laugh and remind you every day of what is important, and you get to be their parent and that's the most important thing you will ever be," she adds. "Everything else comes from that."

Just don't expect a nice Thanksgiving feast at her place.

The Jolie-Pitts had a blast shooting The Tourist in Venice, she says: "My whole family came, we had this beautiful home looking out at the Grand Canal," she said. "The kids got familiar with it and they often did their homework in boats."

Children may be a blessing, but date nights away from the kids, Jolie added, are crucial: "You also have to stay focused on each other so that you stay strong. And you staying strong as a couple keeps the kids in an even better place."

"One night Brad and I went out to dinner and I wanted to get dressed up and wear my heels. By the time we'd finished dinner we had to borrow welly boots because the water had risen so high that you couldn't walk down the street."

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Stolen moments: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie shared a tender on-set kiss

Any stress Angelina Jolie was feeling on the set of her directorial debut melted away this week when her partner Brad Pitt stopped by to help calm her nerves – with a sweet kiss.

The handsome movie star paid a visit to the Budapest set where Angelina is working on a currently untitled love story, set against the backdrop of the Bosnian war and following a Bosnian woman and the Serbian military man who fall in love.

The couple looked as close as ever as they toured the set; Brad affectionately wrapping his arm around the Angelina, 35, as she pointed out features of the filming area.

As Hollywood's leading man, Brad was no doubt a valuable visitor thanks to his extensive knowledge of the industry – he has produced a number of the films, including Kick Ass.

The brunette beauty has also received advice on her debut from Clint Eastwood, who directed her in The Changeling, and has since become her friend.

Not that the 80-year-old, who has directed over 30 films, thinks she needs it. Clint has said he is in no doubt that Angelina will be as big a success behind the camera as she is in front of it.

"She's a very intelligent gal," he said last month. "I know she'll do great. She has a great work ethic and she's very smart. I'm looking forward to seeing what she does."

Inglourious Basterds star Brad, 46, arrived in Budapest on Friday with the couple's twins, Knox and Vivienne having reportedly wrapped up filming on his latest project, Moneyball.

Angelina has been staying in the Hungarian capital with the rest of the brood – Maddox, Pax, Zahara and Shiloh – who are enrolled at a local school.

The famous family are currently living in a luxurious 8,000 square foot property in the Buda Hills area, overlooking the capital.

George Clooney is Awesome

On more than one occasion, we've cited the awesomeness of Angelina Jolie, due to her humanitarian efforts around the world.

But George Clooney reminded us this week that Angelina isn't the only gorgeous, talented star that uses her fame, money and influence for the good.

The Oscar winner arrived in the Southern Sudan a couple days ago in anticipation of a vote for the country's independence and, unfortunately, a possible civil war. "If you knew a tsunami, or Katrina or a Haiti earthquake was coming, what would you do to save people?" Clooney asked.

Journalist Ann Curry is accompanying Clooney through a region west of Darfur, a place rarely seen by foreigners.

"In 100 days, people here will vote on whether to secede from the rest of Sudan, and war, even genocide is predicted," Curry blogged.

Curry refers to the area as "one of the most desperate places on Earth," as she and Clooney hope to bring make the rest of the world aware of the plight of those who reside there.

So far, the actor has visited a mass grave from the 2008 and traveled through the unstable border of the North and South Sudan. It's unknown for how long he plays to stay there, but we greatly admire his efforts.