Jennifer Aniston: Privacy Please!

- Paul Sculfor reporterdly dumped her ass because she’s still on her “happy” habits……as a recovering cocaine addict he was afraid he was going to be tempted and try it again since the “habit” is common among her circle of friends… ya know what they say, you tell me who your friends are, and I’ll tell you who you are.

- this stories rings thru about her then boyfriend Adam Duritz saying that the only one who can give him a run for his money when it come to happy, is JenJen.

EVERYONE HAVE A HAPPY DAY TOMORROW!!!! GOODNIGHT TO ALL

# 362 mesopotamia @ 08/20/2008 at 2:40 am
ellie @ 08/20/2008 at 2:55 am casey @ 08/19/2008 at 2:39 pm
cAN YOU ASK HER MY DEAR I CAN’T I DON’T KNOW ANY OF THEM LIKE YOU DO … YOU THINK???? GO DO THAT AND I’M NOT YOUR DEAR…GOT IT
CASEY SORRY MEANT FOR THE OTHER ONE.
GOODNIGHT!!!

OMG
Showbiz Tonight trying to find a boyfriend for the MAN-iston
LOL

# 376 dark angel @ 08/20/2008 at 3:22 am
HEY DARK ANGEL I WAS AND I WILL BE AGAIN. hAHA I DON’T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED I’M OVERTIRED, AND I’LL GET IT TOGETHER, THANKS FOR REMINDING ME. jILL AND ORCHID JUST PISS ME OFF TONIGHT WHEN I HOME. ACTUALLY JILL IS ORCHIDS HER JUST TO FUNNY TO ME LOL
GOODNIGHT HAVE A NICE HAPPY DAY EVERYONE OK!!!!

And oh,

Ich bin nicht aus Amerika. Ich bin aus Deutschland. Deshalb, wenn Eliie “goodnight” gesagt hat, bin ich gerade aufstehen. Und Akim, es gibt viele Leute aus der Turkei here, bist du auch aus der Turkei?

Wenn dein Name Aachim waerest, koennte es sein, dass du auch aus Deutschland waerest.

# 380 akim @ 08/20/2008 at 3:32 am
JUST READ YOUR COMMENT IF YOU KNEW ME WE ARE NOT SAME . I DON’T PLAY GAMES. I’m REALLY QUITE THE NICE ONE. SO READ CAREFULLY WHAT EVERYONE WRITES PAY ATTENTION AND YOU WILL SEE……

Overdoing the sympathy ticket can backfire, though. After Brad Pitt left Jennifer Aniston for Angelina Jolie, Aniston – initially the luckless victim – confessed to Vanity Fair that she sometimes threw herself a little ‘pity party’. Suddenly, she seemed not so much sympathetic as pathetic, wallowing in her thin-lipped grief while the statuesque Jolie went round the world doing good.

Aniston’s movie persona, never the stuff of legends, became degraded, too (her most recent roles, in Friends with Money and The Break-Up, saw her playing miserable, putupon characters, which just added to the impression of neediness).We were left with a cruel thought that Aniston was punching above her weight all the time she was married to Pitt. For all his limited acting range, Pitt is a movie star through and through (as is Jolie), while Aniston remains just too small-screen.While she was half of ‘Brad and Jen’, she could play at being A-list. Divorce confirmed the sad truth, that her particular brand of adorable nose-wrinkling doesn’t cut the mustard with the big boys.

- source: Telegraph UK

well, he has been open and honest in order to let people know he has ended a relationship and he is a gentleman. Always so worried about what others think! He simply can’t stop seeking for publicity; every move, every decision, every relationship is a cry for attention. I think he can’t tell apart the real him from the character in the tabloids. He is addicted to gossip fame.

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A Film Studio Fires a Director, Raising Eyebrows in Hollywood
By ANNE THOMPSON

Published: August 25, 2004
Replacing a director, even a first-timer, during production is rare in Hollywood. John Badham took over for Martin Brest two weeks into filming on MGM’s ”WarGames,” in 1983. And Brian Levant grabbed the directing reins from Steve Rash on Universal’s ”Beethoven” in 1992.

On Aug. 6 Warner Brothers booted Ted Griffin as director of his original story inspired by the 1967 classic ”The Graduate” and replaced him with Rob Reiner 12 days into shooting. The script, about a young woman from Pasadena who discovers that her grandmother was the inspiration for the Mrs. Robinson character in ”The Graduate,” was strong enough to lure a cast of top-notch actors, led by Jennifer Aniston.

But you have to go back to 1980, according to the Motion Picture Academy Library, to find another instance of Warner booting a director off a project (”Superman II”).

What has raised eyebrows about the case of the ”untitled Reiner/Griffin comedy,” as it is now known, is that Mr. Griffin, hot off his scripts for Ridley Scott’s ”Matchstick Men” and Steven Soderbergh’s ”Ocean’s Eleven,” had been putting his personal stamp on the original, quirky screenplay for more than three years. And Mr. Soderbergh agreed to produce Mr. Griffin’s directorial debut project with his partner in the production company Section Eight, George Clooney, who had starred in ”Ocean’s Eleven” with Ms. Aniston’s husband, Brad Pitt, who also recently starred in Warner’s ”Troy.”

The film, also stars Kevin Costner, Shirley MacLaine, Mark Ruffalo and Mena Suvari. It no longer stars Charlie Hunnam, Leslie Ann Warren, Tony Bill and Greta Scacchi. They were scratched by the new director, Mr. Reiner (”When Harry Met Sally”).

None of the principals involved in the production were available for comment, and studio spokesmen declined to discuss the changes except to confirm that Mr. Griffin had been replaced by Mr. Reiner.

”It’s highly unusual, especially at the level of major studio pictures,” said Mr. Bill, who took over directing the 1990 film ”Crazy People” in midstream. ”It’s bad corporate P.R. But it’s also very tough to do. It would be a challenge for anyone to step into someone’s original movie. The studio went to an experienced director who had done this kind of movie before.”

Soon after the movie started shooting on July 21 in Los Angeles, one Paramount producer (who would not comment for attribution) was waiting to set his next film’s start date based on the availability of a key cast member of the Griffin comedy, he said, when he learned that the production had fallen several days behind in the first week. ”It was going incredibly slow,” said Ms. Aniston’s manager at Brillstein-Grey, Mark Gurvitz.

On Aug. 5, Mr. Griffin fired his cinematographer, Ed Lachman, who has a reputation for hand-holding rookie directors like Sofia Coppola (”The Virgin Suicides”). ”You don’t fire a director over the look of a film,” Mr. Lachman commented.

At that point, apparently, the ax was also hovering above Mr. Griffin’s head. The studio president, Alan Horn, who was a partner with Mr. Reiner at the now-defunct Castle Rock Entertainment, had already asked his old friend, who hasn’t had a hit since ”A Few Good Men” in 1992, to rescue the troubled movie.

Mr. Gurvitz said the studio informed Ms. Aniston, who had contractual approval of the film’s director, that Mr. Griffin was leaving the project. She was introduced to Mr. Reiner and gave him her blessing. On Aug. 6, Mr. Soderbergh called Mr. Griffin into his office anddismissed him, the studio confirmed.

Ms. MacLaine, who plays the grandmother who had an affair with the young Mr. Costner, said she was surprised when she heard of the director change. She said of her experience with Mr. Griffin, ”I certainly wasn’t unhappy.”

On Aug. 9 the studio shut down production while Mr. Reiner made script, cast and crew changes and prepared to start filming again on Aug. 18. The director swiftly replaced Ms. Warren with Kathy Bates (who won the best actress Oscar for his 1990 film ”Misery”), Mr. Hunnam with Mike Vogel (”The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”) and Mr. Bill with the screen heavy Chris McDonald (”Thelma and Louise”). Warner is expected to scrap Mr. Griffin’s footage, the usual practice in such situations. The studio declined to comment.
As news of Mr. Griffin’s replacement by Mr. Reiner spread, industry publications and Internet sites picked up the story. While Variety reported that Ms. Aniston was said to have been unhappy with the film’s look and tone, Mr. Gurvitz responded that the actress had never looked at dailies and had never called the studio. ”She voiced her concerns,” he said, to the film’s on-site producer, Paula Weinstein. (She was on the set and did not return calls.)

One Internet blog called ”A fly on the wall” detailed crew reports that Mr. Costner was leading a cast mutiny against the young director. But Steve Rabineau, Mr. Griffin’s agent, said Mr. Costner had not yet started filming his scenes and was the first cast member who called to console Mr. Griffin. Mr. Costner also gave him the use of his Santa Barbara house, Mr. Rabineau said. ”Ted’s writing got this great cast,” he added. ”It’s a shame he can’t see it out. It was a traumatic thing for everyone.”

There’s also the possibility that Mr. Griffin’s old role as ”Ocean’s Eleven” writer was a complicating factor. Mr. Rabineau said that when Section Eight asked Mr. Griffin to write ”Ocean’s Twelve,” he passed. He did one rewrite before production, but demurred, Mr. Rabineau said, when asked for another polish, in order to prepare his own movie.

Mr. Rabineau said Mr. Soderbergh was not happy with the early footage and expressed his concerns to the studio. Mr. Soderbergh declined to comment while he was editing ”Ocean’s Twelve.”

”If you put a director on a set with a talented producer, cast and crew and plenty of money available, it’s pretty hard not to do a decent job directing,” Mr. Bill said. ”If an actress isn’t lit right, you don’t fire the director. If there’s a conflict between the director and an actor, the big dog wins in our business. That dog is the star. Every movie is a shotgun wedding between director and actors. It doesn’t always work out.”

Correction: August 27, 2004, Friday An article in The Arts on Wednesday about Warner Brothers’ dismissal of Ted Griffin, the director of a film inspired by ”The Graduate,” and his replacement by Rob Reiner, referred incorrectly to Castle Rock Entertainment, where Mr. Reiner and Alan Horn, now president of Warner, were once partners. It is a subsidiary of Warner Brothers, not defunct.

John Mayer’s behavior is beyond disappointing. The lyrics in his music depict such sensitivity & the guitar work is superb. His behavior after this breakup is a 180 degrees from his music. The next woman he dates should have him sign a confidentiality agreement. The sensitive, eclectic musician has surely lost my respect.

aniston is a talented actress that why she has lots of movie coming out. marley and me is one of the best selling book, and people will really love it, it will be a big hit compare to tccobb. this will be aniston year to be follow up by traveling hnjity. thats why she’s one of the most profitable actress.

It’s still so fresh in our memories that all Jen fans were sooo happy and overly praising their “hot” couple. –Saying that Jen’s having a hot sex with a young, talented, gentleman, John Mayer. But now what? We told you so stupid Jenhens that they would break up soon after the Jolie-Pitt twins were born. You all never learn that everything your idol do is to steal the limelight and publicity from Jolie and Pitt and their family. Geez, that’s how pathetic your idol is, and worshipping her makes you all pathetic too. She buys her boytoys and no man can stick with her because she’s very self-centered. Now good luck finding her another man. The same ol’ story. She is sooo predictable and boring.