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Jennifer Aniston walking in Wrigley Field VIP, May 29
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Love her brown bag and her sandals with that all white outfit.
brokenenglish said:
Me too. Sometimes I wonder if this woman invented "casual cool". Her looks always seem so effortless. Even though I am not naive enough to think that she gets ready for events and to go out in 5 minutes, she pulls it off as if she does. She does not look like she is trying too hard, which I love.
^thanks, Gail! 
Also, here's a new article, source: ONTD
LOLOLOL @ "I like to focus on me and my tabloid career." She has a wicked funny sense of humor.
[SIZE=+1]Aniston doesn't care about peace
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Maybe it was a joke. Or perhaps Jennifer Aniston was having a dig at her ex-hubby, Brad Pitt and his new flame, Angelina Jolie.
Aniston was sitting at a press conference in Los Angeles to promote her new comedy, The Break-Up, when a reporter asked if she was interested in using her celebrity to tackle any of the world's important issues.
Pitt and Jolie, in between giving birth to daughter Shiloh Nouvel, have been vocal about Africa, AIDS and refugees.
So, was Aniston interested in any global issues? How about the war in Iraq or global warming?
"No," Aniston replied. "I'm not interested in any of that."
"I like to just focus on me and my tabloid career."
Her deadpan answer, dripping with sarcasm, scored plenty of laughs.
Aniston went on to say she had plenty of interests, but opted not to reveal them at the press conference.
This poster girl of the tabloids does not give up too much about herself these days, something Australian journalists will learn when she arrives next week in Sydney to promote The Break-Up.
"I have a lot of other interests," Aniston, 37, said defensively. "But, I don't need to tell you all my interests, but there's a lot."
One campaign she probably would not mind leading is a ban on tabloids.
They ran stories about troubles in her marriage to Pitt for months before the star couple officially announced on January 7 last year that they were separating after more than four years of marriage.
The split then sent the tabloids into another frenzy as they chronicled Pitt's relationship with his Mr and Mrs Smith co-star, Jolie, and Aniston's apparent romance with Vince Vaughan, her co-star in The Break-Up.
No comment on romance rumours
Aniston and Vaughan have managed to neither confirm or deny a romance, despite plenty of sightings of the two together.
"There's a lot happening in the world," Aniston said. "It's one of the things I always say is these tabloids are just distracting people from the issues and the things that are happening in the world."
"Read a newspaper. Read about what's going on in the world. It's quite embarrassing to be the centre of all of those trash magazines when there is so much going on that needs people's attention."
"But I also think its a way for people to distract themselves from all of it. It's just like having junk food."
In The Break-Up Aniston plays Brooke, who splits with her boyfriend Gary (Vaughan). They share an apartment, but both refuse to leave it, resulting in a campaign of mental warfare.
It was a different story for Aniston and Pitt when they called it quits.
The $US25 million Beverly Hills mansion the pair meticulously renovated sat empty for months after their break-up, with Aniston and Pitt moving to separate homes in Malibu while the home went on the market.
Pitt and Jolie have also made the impoverished southern African nation of Namibia their home for the birth of their daughter and Aniston could be on the move too.
Vaughan has just bought a house in Chicago, the mid-west US city where he was raised and The Break-Up was shot, and Aniston has said plenty of nice things about the place.
She has also hinted about moving back to where she was raised, New York.
"This industry is so concentrated here (in LA)," Aniston said. "It's hard to feel like a normal person and just to be able to get out amongst the people."
"That's what I love about New York City. You are are around all walks of life. You don't feel like you're a piece of chum."
As for men and relationships, Aniston says the differences between men and women are what make relationships "interesting".
Just when her audience thinks she might be offering another sarcastic joke, she says she is serious.
"Truthfully," Aniston adds.
The former star of the long-running sitcom Friends has obviously picked up a few relationship tips from the breakdown of her marriage to Pitt.
"Men and women are different," Aniston explained. "You either accept it and (if you do) then you can walk through it a lot easier."
Also, here's a new article, source: ONTD
LOLOLOL @ "I like to focus on me and my tabloid career." She has a wicked funny sense of humor.
[SIZE=+1]Aniston doesn't care about peace
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Maybe it was a joke. Or perhaps Jennifer Aniston was having a dig at her ex-hubby, Brad Pitt and his new flame, Angelina Jolie.
Aniston was sitting at a press conference in Los Angeles to promote her new comedy, The Break-Up, when a reporter asked if she was interested in using her celebrity to tackle any of the world's important issues.
Pitt and Jolie, in between giving birth to daughter Shiloh Nouvel, have been vocal about Africa, AIDS and refugees.
So, was Aniston interested in any global issues? How about the war in Iraq or global warming?
"No," Aniston replied. "I'm not interested in any of that."
"I like to just focus on me and my tabloid career."
Her deadpan answer, dripping with sarcasm, scored plenty of laughs.
Aniston went on to say she had plenty of interests, but opted not to reveal them at the press conference.
This poster girl of the tabloids does not give up too much about herself these days, something Australian journalists will learn when she arrives next week in Sydney to promote The Break-Up.
"I have a lot of other interests," Aniston, 37, said defensively. "But, I don't need to tell you all my interests, but there's a lot."
One campaign she probably would not mind leading is a ban on tabloids.
They ran stories about troubles in her marriage to Pitt for months before the star couple officially announced on January 7 last year that they were separating after more than four years of marriage.
The split then sent the tabloids into another frenzy as they chronicled Pitt's relationship with his Mr and Mrs Smith co-star, Jolie, and Aniston's apparent romance with Vince Vaughan, her co-star in The Break-Up.
No comment on romance rumours
Aniston and Vaughan have managed to neither confirm or deny a romance, despite plenty of sightings of the two together.
"There's a lot happening in the world," Aniston said. "It's one of the things I always say is these tabloids are just distracting people from the issues and the things that are happening in the world."
"Read a newspaper. Read about what's going on in the world. It's quite embarrassing to be the centre of all of those trash magazines when there is so much going on that needs people's attention."
"But I also think its a way for people to distract themselves from all of it. It's just like having junk food."
In The Break-Up Aniston plays Brooke, who splits with her boyfriend Gary (Vaughan). They share an apartment, but both refuse to leave it, resulting in a campaign of mental warfare.
It was a different story for Aniston and Pitt when they called it quits.
The $US25 million Beverly Hills mansion the pair meticulously renovated sat empty for months after their break-up, with Aniston and Pitt moving to separate homes in Malibu while the home went on the market.
Pitt and Jolie have also made the impoverished southern African nation of Namibia their home for the birth of their daughter and Aniston could be on the move too.
Vaughan has just bought a house in Chicago, the mid-west US city where he was raised and The Break-Up was shot, and Aniston has said plenty of nice things about the place.
She has also hinted about moving back to where she was raised, New York.
"This industry is so concentrated here (in LA)," Aniston said. "It's hard to feel like a normal person and just to be able to get out amongst the people."
"That's what I love about New York City. You are are around all walks of life. You don't feel like you're a piece of chum."
As for men and relationships, Aniston says the differences between men and women are what make relationships "interesting".
Just when her audience thinks she might be offering another sarcastic joke, she says she is serious.
"Truthfully," Aniston adds.
The former star of the long-running sitcom Friends has obviously picked up a few relationship tips from the breakdown of her marriage to Pitt.
"Men and women are different," Aniston explained. "You either accept it and (if you do) then you can walk through it a lot easier."
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thats so smart of her. i mean just because she doesnt go to 100 UN press conferences, doesnt mean she lives in her little glitter world.
Fabulyss said:Iher recent outfits!! Anyone know who makes her fantastic button ups?
Heard from a friend that the black short sleeve shirt Jenn wore to the Late Night Show is by Prada. Similar ones can be found in Theory, like this one:
Credit: Bergdorf Goodman
In "the Break up," the shorts she wore are by Vince.
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she always looks so fit and so toned....
i'm starting to like her more & more.....
i'm starting to like her more & more.....
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DAY OF BEAUTY
A little pampering goes a long way: Jennifer Aniston – who's been busy promoting The Break-Up – emerges refreshed from a New York City spa on Wednesday.
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