BRAD PITT - PITT HAPPY TO SEE FAMILIES MOVE INTO NEW ORLEANS HOMES

Brad Pitt is delighted families have begun moving into the homes he built in New Orleans, Louisiana - but wishes he could do more to help the city that was left devastated by 2005's Hurricane Katrina.
The natural disaster left thousands of people homeless when the levees broke and flood water washed away massive swathes of residential areas.
Pitt's charitable organisation, the Make It Right foundation, has constructed six houses to help residents who lost their homes in the tragedy. The trust is already building two more properties, with another 14 planned for early 2009.
Pitt says, "I'm really happy for the families that are going to be here, but I can't help but think about the families that aren't. It's a push-pull for me. The excitement is that it's being proven, that it's working. The frustration is that we have a long way to go.
"You're going to see 100 homes here, mark my words. It's nice to see a few, but I'm anxious to see 100, 150, 1,000.
"It's amazing. This place that suffered such injustice and so much death can become one of the primary examples of a high-performance neighbourhood. It really is amazing."
Pitt's love for the city is so strong, he cemented his ties to the area by buying a home there for his partner Angelina Jolie and their six children.

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