Jolie just popped out twins and already she’s working on her next project. As part of the work of the Jolie-Pitt Foundation the movie mom has plans travel to Ethiopia — her daughters native country – to build a medical center/AIDS clinic for the residents.

Jolie told Britain’s Hello magazine, “We will be building a TB (tuberculosis)/AIDS clinic in Ethiopia. One we plan for Zahara to take over when she is older.” Adding, “the next trip for our foundation will most likely to be Asia to follow up on the situation in Burma and our work in Cambodia.”

The new dad held court on July 26 at an outdoor patio table, telling stories and laughing while downing three glasses of Ermitage, the restaurant's best white wine, the report from Star details.
Angelina was nowhere in sight, and Brad, released from the responsibilities of his newborn twins, Vivienne and Knox, and the four other kids, nibbled on caviar, pasta with lobster and filet mignon and eventually switched the wine to flutes of Laurent-Perrier Rose' and Dom Perignon champagnes, a witness tells the weekly entertainment magazine,

Secure Computing breaks out the Top 10 Celebrity Spam Subjects in its latest Major Spam Trends report, and the list spams, uh spans the gamut from Angelina Jolie (Number One!) to Michael Jackson (Number 10), with a Hillary Clinton/Jessica Simpson/Osama Bin Laden/George W. Bush sandwich in-between.

Angelina Jolie's racking up Dark Knight-sized numbers, at least as far as spam goes. According to the Secure Computing report, an astonishing 2.28 percent of the world's total daily e-mail volume included Angelina's name in the subject line, along with variations of naked, nude and, well, you get the picture -- unless you actually fall for one of the spams. Do that and you won't get to see Angelina the way Brad Pitt does, you'll get malware. It's spam, folks!

Paris Hilton held onto the Number Three slot (the survey was presumably taken before the latest Paris Hilton "My hat's, like, in the ring" political bathing suit video.) Britney Spears and Hillary Clinton wrestled for fourth and fifth place respectively, if not respectfully.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt were so shocked to find out they were expecting twins that they burst out laughing.The Hollywood superstars welcomed Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline in Nice, France, last month.

And the pair admits they couldn't believe the news when they first found out Jolie was carrying twins, as they weren't expecting to add two more tots to their bustling brood.Jolie says, "We were in shock and could not stop laughing."

For me it was the notion that their 800-acre, moated French chateau (of which we see only a wall-light) is just like any family home, and that despite “several nannies” there are no live-in staff. Do they sleep upright in chairs?

A source told Britain's Star magazine: "Angelina is devastated over the earthquake that occurred in China in May. She has been in constant touch with relief workers as part of her UN involvement, and even got her hands on photos of a few orphaned kids. "She's made overtures offering a home to one earthquake orphan, or even two if they are siblings."

As well as the twins, Angelina and her partner Brad Pitt also have three adopted children Zahara, three, seven-year-old Maddox and Pax, four, as well as naturally conceived Shiloh, two.

The money - more than double the US$6 million People paid for Jennifer Lopez' twins on a March cover, according to Forbes - will go to a foundation created by Pitt and Jolie that largely focuses on helping children around the world.

It's the second time the celebrity weekly won the North American rights to the couple's first-look baby pictures, and the third time they've worked with the two magazines in exchange for a hefty donation to charity.

"We're thrilled to be able to feature these pictures in People," managing editor Larry Hackett said in a statement.People will split the bill with London-based Hello! magazine, which has worldwide rights; particulars of the division were not disclosed. People.com will unveil the first photo online Sunday evening.

The pair recently reconciled after a long rift, which started when Voight told a TV interviewer Jolie had "severe emotional problems".

And Voight is looking forward to meeting his new grandchildren; Knox and Vivienne - Jolie and partner Brad Pitt's fifth and sixth children.

But the Midnight Cowboy star never expected Jolie to be a mother to so many. He says, "You know she wasn't the kind that played with dolls and then all of the sudden she has all of these children.
"She loves kids though. Very playful. It's wonderful."

The photo spread will be featured in an upcoming issue of People, reports JustJared.com. All the proceeds from the sale will go directly to charity.

Angelina, 33, gave birth to fraternal twins Knox and Vivienne on July 12 at Lenval Hospital in Nice, France, with partner Brad Pitt, 44, by her side. The couple has since been staying at a sprawling 880-acre wine estate in the South of France that they leased for the next three years.

Shortly after Jolie gave birth, local French paper Nice Matin reported that Jolie and Pitt had sold the photo rights of their twins to a U.S. publication for $11 million. In 2006, People also purchased the first photos of Jolie's daughter, Shiloh, for some $4.1 million. The superstar couple donated those proceeds to charity as well.

Brangelina will likely be one partner short at the end-of-summer Venice Film Festival.While new dad Brad Pitt is expected to make his first red carpet appearance since Angelina Jolie gave birth to twins in May, Angie will reportedly be missing from the festivities.

Brad stars in the Coen brothers' film "Burn After Reading," which will open the 65th festival on Aug. 27.If Angie doesn't show, Brad already has a high-profile replacement lined up: "Oceans" pal and "Burn" co-star George Clooney.Because of the impact of the writers strike, only five U.S. films are in this year's competition. They include:"Rachel Getting Married," starring Anne Hathaway as a woman who has been in and out of rehab for the past several years but returns home for her sister's wedding.