Jennifer Aniston showed her support for her Friends co-star Courteney Cox as a director and producer on Evil Genius

Jennifer Aniston showed her support for her Friends co-star Courteney Cox as a director and producer on Evil Genius.

The movie starred Cox's former sister-in-law, Patricia Arquette.

Aniston shared Cox's post on her Instagram and wrote, "My girl!".

Cox wrote on her Instagram, "When you really believe in something… don't ever give up. Dreams can come true."

Evil Genius is an upcoming true-crime thriller based on the infamous 2003 "pizza bomber" case in Erie, Pennsylvania. The film follows the bizarre bank robbery that ends with the shocking death of pizza delivery driver Brian Wells, leading investigators into a tangled web of manipulation, conspiracy, and murder. As the FBI uncovers the truth, the case reveals a series of unexpected twists and complex personalities behind one of America's most perplexing criminal investigations. 

Jennifer Aniston withdrew from Jennette McCurdy's TV adaptation of her hit memoir, I'm Glad My Mom Died

Jennifer Aniston withdrew from Jennette McCurdy's TV adaptation of her hit memoir, I'm Glad My Mom Died. She stepped away due to scheduling conflicts.

A few months later, Puck revealed that director Jason Reitman had stepped away from the project over creative differences with Jennette McCurdy. The outlet reported that McCurdy disagreed with Reitman's vision of making the adaptation more comedic than the tone of her memoir.

Jason Reitman's departure created another obstacle for the project. At the time, reports indicated that a replacement director needed to be found quickly to accommodate Jennifer Aniston's busy schedule. However, that never happened.

Jennifer Aniston will interview her boyfriend, Jim Curtis, to promote his new book

Jennifer Aniston will interview her boyfriend, Jim Curtis, to promote his new book on September 2 at 92NY. 

Tickets are available from $95 for those who wish to attend the event in person, while livestream access starts at $55 for viewers who prefer to watch from home. Every ticket purchase, including livestream tickets, comes with a copy of the book.

Jim will release his new book “The Book of Possibility: Release, Align, Become” on September 22.

The program also features an introduction by #1 New York Times bestselling author and leading spiritual teacher Gabrielle Bernstein, plus an immersive live musical experience from acclaimed composer and meditation pioneer East Forest.

Jennifer Aniston was mugged few times in the past

Jennifer Aniston was mugged few times in the past. 

Aniston revealed her childhood during her appearance on Armchair Expert podcast, "We lived in this building on 92nd in Columbus. But the block between Columbus and Amsterdam and then Amsterdam Broadway, that was all abandoned buildings. I was on a bus by myself at 11."

"Can you imagine? Just by yourself, throw your key in your sneaker. It was a much different New York, especially up there. Now it’s become Preppyville and Upper West Side, but not when I lived there at all".

"You’d have to go around the block. There was a sniper in one of the abandoned buildings. It was all just normal".

"As I got older, I was mugged".

Dax Shepard asked Aniston: "Did you have a lot of fear, or did you quickly acclimate?".

Aniston responded, "I didn’t feel fear. It was weird. I worked at Jackson Hole on 85th and Columbus, and then I’d walk home at midnight all the way up to 92nd and Columbus".

Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend, Jim Curtis, changed his mind and decided not to sell his New York City condo

Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend, Jim Curtis, decided not to sell his New York City condo after it had been listed for sale for six months.

Source tells, "The hard truth is that Jim isn’t a California guy. He doesn’t mind spending part of his time on the West Coast, but his life is really on the East Coast. It’s where he’s anchored. They had agreed to get their own place somewhere in upstate New York where they could have space and privacy, and the plan was to unload his place in the city. But it hasn’t sold and now Jim has gotten cold feet and is taking it as a sign he ought to hang on to the place."

Although Jen and Jim have traveled between both coasts, California has remained their main place of residence.

Ken Marino was surprised that Jennifer Aniston agreed to make a funny cameo in his new comedy, "Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass"

Ken Marino was surprised that Jennifer Aniston agreed to make a funny cameo in his new comedy, "Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass".

Marino tells People,"We're all old friends now and you call up and you say, 'Well, it would be great if we can get somebody like Jennifer Aniston.' And then we went, 'Well, let's ask Jennifer.' And then of course we were expecting she's busy, she's doing something, but she's so cool that she was like, 'Yeah, when do you want to do it?'".

"And she's done that before with us. I did a thing called Burning Love a long time ago and she came and did one day on that and it was so funny and wonderful, and such a trooper and a team player. And she's so good."

Regarding about stunt efforts, Marino tells, "We didn't have time to take too many big swings. I mean, when you're lucky enough to have been working in this town for this long for over three decades, almost four decades, you know people who are different levels of hot shots, and so we reached out to the people we wanted to be in the movie and they all said yes. So it was nice."

Zoey Deutch reveals working with Jennifer Aniston was an unforgettable moment

Zoey Deutch reveals working with Jennifer Aniston in her new movie, "Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity S*x Pass" was an unforgettable moment.

She told PEOPLE, "That was incredibly surreal for me. I have met this person and I’ve spoken to them a couple times, and they’re incredibly warm and lovely and funny, but working with them was absolutely one of the most surreal moments of my life and inspiring too."

"It’s like when you just see someone who’s the greatest of all time doing it, you’re like, ‘Goddammit".

"Every take was just so brilliant and I was probably the worst actor in the world because I was more of an audience than a participant. I couldn’t help myself. It was definitely one of the coolest moments of my life."