Jennifer Aniston Takes Toronto

Go Gerard Butler … see I told you guys!!!!

No respect

at this point of thier life both party will not desprate for attention. who ever creat a circus in life , make both of party a target for anything. so I am sure both party will not be desprate for attention. At this time of thier life ,even if they breath air it will be a news. do not come and lecutre us that jen show her underwear to get attention. what kind of attention? I am sure she is not looking for a bad publicty. May be both party will be desprate for good publity not for bad one. I do not think jen has problem with being good. We know who is scrabling hard for good publicty.

Charlie @ 09/11/2008 at 8:30 pm
Go Gerard Butler … see I told you guys!!!!
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Do you really believe all the crap you read in the tabloids? How stupid are you?

If you think Gerard Butler is going to waste a date on Mayer the Player’s sloppy seconds, think again, honey. All she’s good for now is five minutes of hit it and quit it.

jj @ 09/11/2008 at 9:52 pm You all are talking about Jennifer having no class. She is nothing but class she has never said a harsh word about Brad or Angelina for that matter. She believed him when he said he didn’t cheat when we all know he did.

At least she doesn’t wear a vile of blood around her neck.

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Your right she never said a harsh word, she didn’t have to, because she had all her “sources” and her “friends” do it for her. She has never had her PR team, sources or friends set the record straight when it came to Pitt and any rumors being spread out there. But she has had them comment and deny rumors of all kinds when it comes to all her other exes.

I am not priest , i am not going to jugde anyone class becase their underwear show by mistake when go out of thier car. My old grandma even can make a mistake when you wear short like that. she always wear edgy at the same time classy. I like the ways she wear , it is risky , but classy. bet (505)

I raise my morning coffee to you, Bet!

That will be my answer too! There are photos of some female celebrities whose positions are compromised. It is not convenient for the celebrities themselves, and I think we are adult enough to understand that that kind of position can happen to anybody who is just going out of the car, or just sitting in.

They can call you whatever they want, Bet. I have a feeling that somehow you are honest. I would not use the choices of words you used sometimes, but the real meanings of what you said in some cases I would agree.

So, salut to you, Bet!

I give up! I respectfully give up on this thread, for the time being, and I salute all you hardcore AnniFans out there still dutifully pulling the party line, and I give up - for now. Until a new Just Jared Jolie-Pitt thread comes along, I’m just gonna let the inmates run the asylum, as anyway it looks like all the doctors - for both the plaintiff AND the defendant - have long, left, at this point. Ciao for now!

~ Snowblood

Snowblood, don’t leave. I don’t mind arguing or debating. It is good for the mind and the brain’s cells. Of course, as long as it is still in the frames of “arguing”.

Don’t you know that there are many people here on this board who think that they were the doctors, and think that the others are the patients? And in the meantime, the ones who the first party thought that they were the patients, thought actually that they were the doctors, and thought that the first party were the patients?

You should join me in the Poet Sanctuary Board. You would find a lot of philosophical question to be discussed.

Here, here are only gossip site. Full of assumption and 100% guessing.

I have seen the crotch-shot and it proves that the papz are horrible people. Remember the Britney pics?
It reminds me of the picture of Angie about to step out of the car for the premiere of “A Mighty Heart,” and Brad standing right in front of her so no pap could try and take a pic of her, although her dress wasn’t this short.

Hi rien! How are you? I’ve been posting mainly on another board (politics).

Ok the TIFF is over, and does anyone here know if her movie is picked up? Words on the street that this movie might come out next Friday Sept 19 but where is the trailer???

Sorry no buyers.

Flashing the cootch didn’t work. She didn’t even get any buzz hardly at all. The only buzz she could get is when her ex was involved and once everyone found out he left town that was DOA.

They tried to attach her to poor Gerry but we know how that goes any woman he breathes towards he is dating.

Looks like 3 films so far in the crapper. (HJNTIU may make the projected date and her only chance is the dog film)

it is really sad that, even news intertainment interviewer ask to find out what her appeal to her fans are, and she lies and says i really don’t know, yes jen you do know every one knows, it’s PITY

Since you’re her biggest fan here…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtIuGzgTfk8&feature=related

“Management” review. From Variety:
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Neatly mixing whimsical quirkiness, straight-faced absurdity and affecting melancholy, “Management” is a slight but likable dramedy that signals a promising directorial debut for playwright-screenwriter Stephen Belber (”Tape,” “The Laramie Project”). Pic benefits greatly from appealing perfs by Jennifer Aniston and Steve Zahn, who deftly apply darker emotional shadings to their characters when necessary, and equally fine work from a small ensemble of solid supporting players. It may be difficult for an indie so unassumingly low-key to gain traction in the ever-more-brutally competitive theatrical marketplace. But appreciative reviews and favorable word of mouth could generate interest among homevid viewers.
Plot pivots on a serendipitous encounter between Sue (Aniston), a stressed-for-success sales rep for a company specializing in “corporate art,” and Mike (Zahn), an aimless guy in his early 30s employed by his taciturn father (Fred Ward) and ailing mother (Margo Martindale) at an Arizona roadside motel where Sue providentially checks in.

Mostly out of boredom — but perhaps partly out of pent-up need for intimacy — Sue impulsively gives in to Mike’s amusingly maladroit come-on. The lead-up to their one-night stand (or, more precisely, one-afternoon quickie) is more than a tad unsettling, given that Mike comes across early on as the most socially awkward motel employee this side of Norman Bates. And the potential for stalker-style melodrama is hardly dissipated when Mike, instantly smitten, decides to follow Sue home to Maryland.

Though her initial response isn’t exactly enthusiastic, Sue agrees to hang out with Mike for a couple days, gradually revealing that, despite her tightly compartmentalized approach to life, she’s a generous soul who dreams of operating a homeless shelter. Trouble is, she also reveals that she’s not entirely over her relationship with Jango (Woody Harrelson), a former punk-rock star who’s now a prosperous yogurt mogul.

Proceeding at an amiably unhurried pace, “Management” compels interest and invites empathy by subtly showing how Sue and Mike — and, to a lesser degree, Mike’s father — are stuck in unfulfilling lives that they are only half-successfully “managing.”

The central relationship at the heart of the pic never entirely transcends contrivance. But Zahn and Aniston are very good at persuasively suggesting a genuine soulmate connection.

Harrelson doesn’t appear until the 53-minute mark, but he craftily swipes scenes with self-satirizing swagger. Without half trying, he gets the pic’s biggest laugh with a throwaway description of Ed McMahon as a fellow party animal.

With even less screen time, Ward makes an equally strong impression with his precise underplaying as Mike’s stoic yet discontented father. Martindale displays down-to-earth grace during her final scene, and newcomer James Liao earns chuckles as an underachieving stoner who helps Mike land a temporary job at his parents’ Chinese restaurant.

The soft- and alt-rock score is pleasantly effective, but pic’s true musical highlight is a rousing rendition of ’70s Bad Company golden-oldie “Feel Like Makin’ Love” as a plaintive romantic serenade. Production values are adequate, with Oregon locales capably serving as settings in three different states.
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http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117938331.html?categoryid=1263&cs=1