Jennifer Aniston: Omnipeace Pretty

aniston and crow look so orange!

SOMEONE is friends with Marianne Pearl and Eunice Huthart, SOMEONE knows women of substance like Condi Rice and Hillary Clinton, SOMEONE does not constantly pimp her friends out for PR, SOMEONE does not do the party circuit, SOMEONE actually walks the walk and talks the talk, SOMEONE does not not just wear tshirts and never get their hands dirty with actually helping anyone in concrete ways.

That said SOMEONE has no connection to the overtanned woman in the above caption here tightly hugging her bitter bitter friend who was left by a man who said he did not want kids with her who now has a brand new son with another woman 2 years later.

Guess “friends/bitter birds” do flock together and cleave to one another. LOL

BTW, CCox and the sponsor here both look good.

And 2 someones need to realize that overtanning ages thin skinned women horribly and that they need to lay off the oversunning. JMHO

Courteney looks pretty , she was always the best looking Friend. Sheryl looks not bad, too tanned, but overall good considering she barely has any makeup on and is 48, so pretty darn good! That Omnipeace gal is a stunner, better looking than the other three. Jennifer looks the same as she always does, too tanned, same o’le hairdo, boring, boring, boring, I’m as bored as Brad and the many BFs she had since him all were when they unloaded her.

aniston poses so fake!! know what i mean? she’s trying to hard to look good, she thinks to much about how she looks on camera, how she wants the audience to see her, it’s not real anymore.

i like courtney cox though, at least she is herself.

They all look pretty great to me.
I have no idea why all of you are saying they are old.
Cheryl Crow and Jennifer Aniston got dumped on, not dumped.
I think it’s great they speak out about women in the Congo.
They go through so much abuse and pain.
It needs to end. Let’s focus on the CAUSE and not how they look and what color the fake tanning spray looks like.

I still remember the Vogue Magazine interview where the following exchange took place:

excerpt Vogue April 2006

One of the unintended effects of all the media scrutiny, and Aniston’s heart-wrenching interview in Vanity Fair, about which she says she has no regrets, was that it made Aniston seem as if she were wallowing in self-pity.

Meanwhile, Brad and Angelina began to seem faintly ridiculous as photographs were published of the couple sitting on a couch with Pervez Musharraf, the president of Pakistan. This aspect of the whole world sordid affair comes up accidentally at one point during our lunch. Just as Aniston is telling me that she was a little worried about doing this interview because “there’s nothing left to talk about and I’m sick of everything about myself,” an older woman approaches our table.

She has a Zsa Zsa Gabor accent. “excuse me, Jennifer?” she says while walking toward us, still several feet from the table.

“Hi,” Aniston says, sounding both friendly and suspicious. The woman explains that the two were “supposed to meet” regarding Aniston’s becoming the chairperson of an organization to do with abused and fostered children. “Your PR people were going to set up a meeting because they said you were interested in being the spokesperson or something.”

“Oh?” says Aniston.

“You don’t know anything about it,” says the woman.

“No,” says Aniston. “I’m mortified. That’s terrible.”

“Oh, it’s OK,” says the woman, and then she goes on to detail the work they do around the world, including one particular event held in Israel that brought together 5,000 Israeli children. “After that was in the newspaper,” she says, “your PR people called and said you were interested. And then nobody ever followed up.”

“Oh, great,” says Aniston, who at this point clearly does not believe this story. The woman presses a card into Aniston’s hand and says, “All right, well, thank you very much. Nice to meet you.” As soon as the woman is out of earshot, Aniston turns to me and sends the entire awkward moment up:

“Well. You said you wanted to save the dying children?”

“Mmmm. No. I don’t recall that.”

“Yeah. They said so. They called and said you were interested and then you just decided never to call again. But the children are dead now, so it’s OK. The window has passed. But it’s good to meet you in person!”

Laughing, she pulls her head in her hands and says, “Oh, God. It’s just too much.” She pauses for a moment, still shaking her head in amazement. When we finally stop laughing, I ask her how she feels about being asked to do those sort of things.

“You know there’s stuff I’ve done in my career…” She trails off and then says, “This is such a delicate subject.” Here, for the first time in any conversation we’ve had, she starts to say something that sounds canned, a bit rehearsed. “I think it’s an amazing thing for people to do, and we as actors have the platform to go out there and bring awareness and bring people together and make things happen. It’s one of the great perks of what we do.” Long pause as she realizes she’s beginning to wade into Brad-and-Angelina territory. “And everybody participates in their own way, whether it’s political or economic. I think we all do our part. I’m more… I like to be… I get really nervous about public anything when it’s making a declaration. I should probably become more opinionated about certain things. But you know, I just don’t like… I see a lot of… See, this is where I don’t want to get too into this, because, you know, I want to be very delicate about… actors going out there and… being… politicians. Or representatives of this and that. Which I find… It’s just not my thing. It’s not what interests me. I commend anybody who goes out there and does it. And when the moment happens and it’s authentic for me, I’m sure I will.”

One year later 2007 she sporting an Ominipeace t shirt? I think Omnipeace is wonderful organization and no matter the motives or the intentions of some. Money will be donated to the woman of the Congo. With Courtney she seems to be “real” with aniston I have never gotten that vibe due to all the contradictions she has put out their in the media thru interviews. Maybe if she opened up and got REAL instead of hiding behind her HAIR, her friends, and her pr created image she would come across differently, I don’ think Aniston is a horroble person but she SEEMS at times to be more concerned about PUBLIC IMAGE?HOLLYWOOD than being invested in what is REAL. I could be wrong but it is the vibe she gives off.

All look good in their own way.

But why is Jennifer standing with her bum sticking out all weird? She needs to let Sheryl breathe, she might be cutting off her circulation, that’s quite the clutchhold hug she always gives people, such an odd hugger, not comfortable in her own skin, likely a very needy woman when it comes to her friends.

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I cant stand these Hollywood fundraisers with these famewh*ring idiots, ESPECIALLY that hag Aniston. Lol, look at them all glammed up and having a party, fools. If I had their money I’d just effing GIVE it to the charities I wanted instead of this bullSh*T posing.

So what, #21?

And shining a light on an important cause, #26. More than what you do for charity.

Right, #29.

Easier but still a good thing, #31. When someone takes their time and money and spends it on a good cause, that’s always something that should be praised. And unless you’re actually taking out the time and effort to visit these regions, you’re in no place to judge.

You guys complain about the dumbest things, #50.

hmmm. not lovin’ the nose job jen. i’m just sayin’….

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Nice intention. But it’s not working girls. Let’s see them travel to the Congo. they certainly can afford it. Oversee structure and organization. Provide jobs to the women. The women could design and sew the t-shirts. ALL proceeds would go directly to them. Incidentally, they are an attractive bunch of matronly women in jeans.