HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer are continuing to heat up their recently rekindled romance.
The couple, who began stepping out again last month after an August split, enjoyed a late-night meal Monday at Hollywood's Sunset Tower Hotel, an eyewitness tells People.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer are continuing to heat up their recently rekindled romance.
The couple, who began stepping out again last month after an August split, enjoyed a late-night meal Monday at Hollywood's Sunset Tower Hotel, an eyewitness tells People.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston doesn't want anyone to feel sorry for her.
While the 39-year-old star has endured several failed relationships since her marriage to Brad Pitt crumbled in 2005, Aniston insists that she's very fortunate when it comes to the love department.
"I've been unbelievably lucky in love," the actress revealed on Thursday's "Oprah Winfrey Show." "It just might not look the way it's supposed to look at this point."
Aniston's optimism could be tied to her rekindled romance with musician John Mayer. The pair split in August, but began stepping out again last month.
Still, it's been a difficult run for Aniston. She's constantly had to deal with the rumors that Pitt's relationship with Angelina Jolie began while the pair was working together on the film "Mr. & Mrs. Smith." Aniston and Pitt were still married at the time and she hints in the December issue of Vogue that Jolie acted inappropriately. When asked about the candid interview and her reference to Jolie's past behavior as "really uncool," Aniston said she was merely responding to the question.
"I basically just answered it as honestly as I could," she told Winfrey.
Aniston insists that she and Pitt have healed their old wounds and she had nothing but kind words for her ex.
"He's done some amazing things in the last couple of years. So I just think he's doing great," she told the host.
Aniston and Pitt will soon square off, with her "Marley and Me" film opening on Christmas day opposite his movie "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." Aniston told Winfrey she's willing to share the success.
"We all want our movie to do well … Can we have a tie?" she said.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston says the performance of her "Marley & Me" co-star Owen Wilson is remarkable, particularly on the heels of the actor's alleged suicide attempt.
"I've never seen him play a part like this," the 39-year-old actress says of Wilson in an interview with the Los Angeles Times. "He was a man; he was a husband; he was a father."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — It appears there's been a change of heart for Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer.
The pair, who called time on their romance in August, seem to be rekindling their relationship with a string of public dates that began last Friday in Boston with a Ray LaMontagne concert.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Just weeks after engagement rumors began to surface, Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer have reportedly gone their separate ways.
According to the U.K's Mirror, Mayer pulled the plugged on the relationship, leaving Aniston still in search of her soul mate after her 2005 divorce from Brad Pitt.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer could be inching closer to an engagement as their fairy tale romance continues to heat up the summer.
"Jen continues to be more public in her relationship with John than she has with anybody, ever," a source close to Aniston tells OK! magazine.
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