MEXICO CITY – Actress Jennifer Aniston says some non-comedy movie projects are in her future, including a film based on the true story of an all-female country-western band that formed at a Texas prison in the 1940s.
Aniston says the band was "sort of the Dixie Chicks of their time."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — "Friends" has been off the air for five years now, but that hasn't stopped the constant questions posed to Jennifer Aniston about a reunion.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston and John Mayer have called it quits for the second time.
According to People, Mayer pulled the plug on the couple's relationship when Aniston, 40, returned from a recent European tour promoting her film "Marley & Me."
"They had some disagreements and decided to not continue to see each other," a source told the mag. "Jen is moving on with her life like she always does. She seems happy."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — While she's endured her share of heartbreak over the years, Jennifer Aniston wouldn't want it any other way.
"I remind myself every day that I am lucky," says Aniston, who turned 40 last month, in the April issue of Elle UK. "Look what's out there. Look what people are really living through. There's no comparison. I am happy."
Aniston realizes that her 2005 divorce from Brad Pitt will always be a hot tabloid subject, but she tells the magazine there's really not much to the story.
"No matter what I say, things will always be taken out of context and misinterpreted, will always be turned around to make it seem as though I won’t let something go, or that I just keep talking about it over and over," she explains.
"I don't owe anybody anything," the former "Friends" star continues. "I don't owe anybody my side of the story. There are no sides!There is no bad guy and there is no good guy. There are no villains and there is no heroine in this story. It's just not the case."
While her 40th birthday recently came and went, Aniston continues to be a major box-office draw. Her last two films, "Marley & Me" and "He's Just Not That Into You" opened at No. 1 and she realizes growing older makes it more challenging to remain on top. Aniston, who credits her youthful look to neutrogena soap, regular facials and a sunscreen obsession, admits to being a realist as far as Hollywood is concerned.
"I know that if I eat nothing but burgers and chips, I'm not going to be hired for the parts I normally would," she tells the mag. "That might be fine one day, but not right now."
While she's known for her comedic chops, Aniston says one day she'd love to roll up her sleeves and get dirty on the big screen.
"I get offered funny, quirky, pretty roles," she shares. "I'd love to do an action movie. James Bond! Glamour! Daniel Craig! S--t-loads of fun!"
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman are teaming up on the big screen.
Aniston, 39, and Bateman, 40 will co-star in the romantic comedy, "The Baster," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Jennifer Aniston and Drew Barrymore have both had their fair share of very public romances, but now the two stars are recalling their very first crushes in anticipation of their new film, "He Just Not That Into You."
Aniston recalls being around 5 at the time, but that's about as far as her memory serves her.
"I don't remember his name, I don't remember anything, except him," Aniston shares. "His parents were friends with my parents and I had a big crush on him."
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Hairy men beware, Jennifer Aniston may not be into you.
In an interview with Access Hollywood's Billy Bush, the "He's Just Not That Into You" star reveals that a hairy back could send her sprinting for the emergency exit.
"I got to say, that's a deal breaker," the 39-year-old actress admitted to Bush of her few dating rules.
NEW YORK — Jennifer Aniston stopped by the "Late Show with David Letterman" on Tuesday night and she brought the host a special gift.
The 39-year-old actress presented Letterman with the now famous tie from her nearly nude GQ magazine cover.
"This is an early Christmas present," Aniston told the thankful host.
Letterman then jokingly asked if the tie was purchased in the boy's department after he discovered it to be rather short upon trying it on.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston says her current boyfriend, John Mayer, was a bit of a mystery man when the two stars first started dating earlier this year.
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jennifer Aniston wishes the tabloids would slow down on their pregnancy rumors.
"Oh, my God, it's hysterical!" the 39-year-old actress tells Entertainment Weekly of a recent report that came on the heels of an alcohol-free dinner with boyfriend John Mayer. "You can't do anything without it going to some extreme. It's almost going to take away the fun from actually being able to say one day, 'I'm pregnant!' Everyone will be like, 'Yeah, right.' It's the boy who cried wolf. Stop stealing my thunder, motherf---ers!"
Aniston knows full well what it's like living in the public spotlight, having endured a very public split with her ex-husband Brad Pitt in early 2005. While she has yet to marry again, the former "Friends" star tells EW that she's content with the current direction of her life.
"I don't know if I'm just a late bloomer, but I feel like everything is just beginning," says Aniston, who turns 40 in February.
While she's looking forward to what lies ahead, Aniston is willing to admit that the past has proven difficult.
"Everyone projects their thoughts on you," she explains. "Everyone's got an opinion. I wish they didn't. I've gotten to the point where, if I focus on all of that stuff, I won't make a move, you know?"
After some more thought, Aniston compares her situation to the television alter-ego of one Miley Cyrus.
"There's this character — it's like my Hannah Montana," she says. "That's how I feel. There's my Hannah Montana and then there's me."
Aniston initially passed on her upcoming film, "Marley & Me," in which she stars alongside Owen Wilson. At first, the thought of appearing in a "dog" movie, as well as playing a mom, seemed unrealistic. Aniston eventually opened up to the idea and now says that babies might very well play a part in her own life soon.
"I feel like that's in my future and I'm on the verge of it in some way — or it's something I long for," she confesses to EW. "So it was great to sort of dip your toe in it."
Of course, such a pregnancy is sure to capture the tabloid world all over again, but Aniston seems to realize that adding another chapter to the Pitt storyline goes without saying.
"It's my history,'' she says. "It's my memory. That's all it is to me: something that happened, something that was really quite poignant and good in the long run."
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.
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