Jennifer Aniston held a secret holiday party for her close friends

Jennifer Aniston held a secret holiday party at her Bel Air estate for her close friends.

 

Some of the guests were Sandra Bullock, Bradley Cooper, David Spade, Tobey Maguire, Mark Duplass, Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and IAC chairperson Barry Diller.



A source revealed that 'joke of the night' was that the groups referred to themselves as the 'old guard of Hollywood.'

The bash was described by insiders as an 'old-school, fun party' filled with 'non-thirsty' VIPs.

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Jennifer Aniston revealed a guest star that wasn’t great to be with on set Friends

Jennifer Aniston revealed a guest star that wasn’t great to be with on set Friends. She told Howard during The Howard Stern Show podcast, “It was Tom. You just don’t know how cruel and unusual he is.”

Whom she was referring was Tom Selleck. He played Monica's love interest, Dr. Richard Burke, for 10 episodes.

 

Then later she said she was just joking. And said, “Tom has an angel’s halo over his head, it's just a permanent halo over Tom’s head".

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Jennifer Aniston thinks Instagram is a torture for her

Jennifer Aniston thinks Instagram is a torture for She told the Los Angeles Times, Aniston has “two different phones” to keep herself from checking Instagram. “One sits in my office and when that [Instagramming] has to happen, I’ll commit to that.” After gaining over 16 million followers in her first week on the site, the actor still said that she wouldn’t let social media take over her life.

 
“The thing I don’t want to do, which was always a hesitation for me in the beginning, is be consumed by it. I don’t want to become distracted like that.” So don’t expect to see her on TikTok anytime soon.

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Jennifer Aniston is already having the Christmas spirit

It is only the first week of December and Jennifer Aniston is already having Christmas spirit.

She posted some photos on her Instagram including a photo of her hugging a big Christmas tree and she shows off her new wooden Rudolph decoration with the caption, "Good luck to all the wooden Rudolphs out there 🎄👀❤️".

Jennifer Aniston mourns for singer and actress Irene Cara's death

Jennifer Aniston mourns for singer and actress Irene Cara's death. She posts on her Instagram, "Oh boy Irene Cara. Crushed. That movie.That song. That voice. That school. Those kids. Innocent and the whole world right in front of them. All of it sent me on my path. I was in. Sold. Hook line and sinker".

 

Irene Cara, is best known for her song in the movie "Flashdance". She died on Saturday at her home. The cause of her death is unknown. She was 63 years old.

 Her publicist Judith Moose said in a statement that was posted on Twitter, "She was a beautiful gifted soul whose legacy will live forever through her music and films".

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Jennifer Aniston is receiving backlash for following a racist account

Jennifer Aniston is receiving backlash for following a racist account. Aniston followed Julie Stone, who introduces herself as a writer, openly abuses Angelina Jolie, Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Amber Heard.

 

One commented, "She's following this account. I think she feels that this account is her alter ego. An obvious hater to others and being her narcissistic self".

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Jennifer Aniston gets emotional support from friends Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow

Jennifer Aniston gets emotional support from friends Courteney Cox and Lisa Kudrow after the death of her father John Aniston.

 

An source told Hollywood, “Lisa and Courteney have been there for Jen so much this past week and Jennifer has really leaned on both of them for emotional support".

“All three of them have helped each other through some hard times over the years and celebrated with each other in the good times".

“Lisa and Courteney, as well as Jen’s other close friends, rushed to be by her side and will be there every step of the way. They would do absolutely anything for her".

“Lisa and Courteney have been there for Jen so much this past week and Jennifer has really leaned on both of them for emotional support".

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