Jennifer Aniston will never change her hair color

Jennifer Aniston will never change her hair color because is her signature. Her longtime colorist Michael Canalé told Page Six Style, “Jennifer has been Jennifer for more than 25 years without a lot of change".

“For some films, we’ve moved her more blond, but other than those momentary steps into different tones, Jennifer stays true to the original and I really don’t see her changing it up too radically. That’s not her — or me.”

“Jennifer had medium brown hair, a little past shoulder length. I decided to switch her out from her natural brown to a caramelized blond with feather-thin highlights, a color that looked like she loved being on the beach".

Jennifer Aniston was asked whether she needs an intimacy coordinator for s*x scene with Jon Hamm

During an interview with Variety, Jennifer Aniston shared about the help offered for her s*x scene in The Morning Show.

She said, “They asked us if we wanted an intimacy coordinator. I’m from the olden days, so I was like, ‘What does that mean?'”.

“They said, ‘Where someone asks you if you’re OK,’ and I’m like, ‘Please, this is awkward enough!’ We’re seasoned — we can figure this one out.”

Fans went wild when there were streamy s*x scene between Aniston and Jon Hamm in one of the episode that came out in October.

Leah Remini and Jennifer Aniston were competing for the role as Rhea Perlman's daughter Serafina in Cheers

Leah Remini and Jennifer Aniston were competing for the role as Rhea Perlman's daughter Serafina in Cheers in 1990s. The role went to Remini.

Remini recalled, 'So when you find someone, like Jennifer, who isn't douche-y, you develop a natural camaraderie.'

'Jennifer couldn't have been sweeter. Jennifer said to me, "Congratulations, honey!" and I could tell she really meant it'.

Jennifer Aniston had once throw a chair at a director

Jennifer Aniston is well known as Girl-Next-Door image but there is one time that she went into a rage.

In an interview with Elle (2011), she admitted that her action wasn’t one of her proudest moments.

She explained on what happened, “I threw a chair at a director. It wasn’t my proudest moment. He was treating a script supervisor horribly... When the director walked in, I threw a chair at him. I missed, of course. I was like, ‘You can’t speak to people like that.’ I can’t tolerate it".

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Jennifer Aniston attended a private event at San Vicente Bungalows

Jennifer Aniston attended a private event at San Vicente Bungalows. She was seen leaving with co-star, Holland Taylor.

Aniston wore a strapless, black jumpsuit with gold necklace and gold hoop earrings.

Jennifer Aniston and Reese are nominated for Best Actress for the performance in The Morning Show for coming Critics' Choice.

Jennifer Aniston attended special screening for The Morning Show in LA

Jennifer Aniston and her co-stars Reese Witherspoon and Jon Hamm attended special screening for The Morning Show in LA.

Aniston look beautiful with her black top and skirt, compliment with high boots.

The Morning Show has six nominations for the upcoming 29th Critics Choice Awards, which including in the category Best Actress in a Drama Series for Jennifer and Reese.

Chelsea Handler will be hosting for Critics Choice Awards and it will broadcast live on The CW on Jan. 14, 2024 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Jennifer Aniston pays tribute to Norman Lear

Jennifer Aniston pays tribute to Norman Lear. He was 101 years old, he died of natural causes at his home on Tuesday.

Norman was a TV writer and a producer. He wrote for TV shows such as 'All in the Family', 'The Jeffersons', 'Good Times' and 'One Day at a Time'.

Aniston wrote on her Instagram, 

"Norman Lear. 💔 His shows shaped my childhood and getting to know him was one of my greatest honors. He made such a difference. A huge impact on television and humanity. He was able to tackle and discuss heated political conversations during difficult and charged times and we were able to laugh and learn. I yearn for those days. When creativity was a learning tool and could inspire people to maybe think just a little bit differently. And of course to laugh. Our greatest source of healing.

He was the kindest and gentlest man. When you were in his presence, you were the only one in the room. He made everyone feel this. Even when someone believed differently than him. That’s what made life and people interesting to him. To have discussions and really take in how people felt and hear their point of view. He knew how to give voice to all sides and somehow in the process bring people closer together. May we take a page from Norman’s playbook as a way of honoring his life. An extraordinary life".

"Rest in peace Norman. It was a gift to stand in your light.

🕊️❤️".