ANGELINA Jolie is planning to undergo risky plastic surgery makeover

ANGELINA Jolie is planning to undergo risky plastic surgery in a bid to regain her youthful looks — sources say.

According to American tabloid the National Enquirer, Jolie – who raises six children with partner Brad Pitt – was humiliated when a survey revealed women prefer the looks of more youthful actresses, so is desperate to go under the knife for a major makeover.

“Angelina is freaked out. She’s convinced that she’s losing her looks, and she will take drastic measures ASAP,” a source said.

“It is as if Angie’s made this surgery her number one priority and views it practically as a full-fledged emergency. She knows exactly what she wants done and despite the fact that there will be excruciating pain, she’s plowing ahead.

“She wants a mini face-lift that includes a neck-lift to reduce her saggy jowls.

“She also wants to smooth out the creases in her neck, and she intends to get fat grafts to fill in age lines and plump up her face. To finish off her makeover, Angie wants upper eyelid surgery to lift her droopy eyelids.

“Angie wants to smooth out a bump on her nose and make it look more refined. She’s always complained her nose is too large.

“Angelina can’t stand the thought of losing her standing as Hollywood’s greatest beauty.

“She’s convinced her career will start to slide and the only answer is a drastic facial makeover.

“Despite the risks and Brad’s worry, Angelina is forging ahead with the secret surgical makeover.

“She’s determined to hold on to her youthful looks — at ANY cost.”

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Angelina Jolie Is New Comic Book Heroine

Hollywood celebrity Angelina Jolie has been turned into a comic book heroine.


The graphic novel called Female Force: Angelina Jolie, written by Brent Sprecher, tells the story of the sexy mom's rise to fame, her experiences raising six children and serving as a goodwill ambassador for the UN, reports imdb.com.

"I learned a great deal about her struggles and triumphs as an award-winning actress, mother and humanitarian," said Sprecher.

The book will hit shelves in January 2011.

Angelina Jolie Calls for More Action to End Darfur Crisis

Angelina Jolie has written a new article for Time magazine, calling for more action to end the crisis in Darfur.On Friday, members of the United Nations Security Council will learn the results of the International Criminal Court's Darfur investigation.

"The evidence the prosecutor has presented is clear and compelling," Jolie writes, pointing out that "millions of people have been displaced" and "hundreds of thousands have been killed."Jolie recalls her first trip to Chad to visit refugees from Darfur in 2004.

Since then, she sadly notes, "nothing changed."Despite the Bush administration labeling the Darfur situation as "genocide," Jolie says the words have not "compelled us to intervene."Says the actress (who turned 36 Thursday): "Darfur has almost disappeared from the news, and experts now call it a 'low intensity" conflict.' But the intensity of the crisis has not lessened for those who are struggling to survive."

"More than 250,000 people from Darfur have lived destitute lives in refugee camps in Chad for six years now," says the mother of six. "Camps with more than two million internally displaced persons inside Darfur are even worse. Thirty percent of those displaced are school-age children. Girls leaving the camps are raped; boys leaving the camps are killed. They want an education; they want to go back to their villages, to their land; they want peace. But they also want justice."