Jennifer Aniston revealed that there might be another "Horrible Bosses" movie

Jennifer Aniston revealed that there might be another "Horrible Bosses" movie. She told PEOPLE, "Oh my God, this literally came up the other day: Horrible Bosses.Jason Bateman and I were talking about that, and Charlie Day has been talking about it a lot too. So that's something that we think would be super fun."

"The characters are hilarious, and we need comedy. I personally think comedy is a necessity. That's one that we would have a really fun time, I think, going back to, seeing where those crazy cats are today."

In this movie, Jennifer Aniston acted as s*x-addicted dentist Julia Harris. This movie talks about three men who hated their bosses and hatched a plan to kill them.

Theater Veterans not in favor of Jennifer Aniston's Broadway Dream

In an interview with People magazine, Jennifer Aniston expressed her desire to perform on Broadway.

However, theater insiders have responded critically to her ambition. A Tony-nominated actor acknowledged that Aniston could "sell tickets," but added, "That doesn’t make her one of us."

Another theater performer claimed that Aniston seems to be treating Broadway like a personal checkbox, stating, "Meanwhile, we’ve trained our entire lives for this."

One source shared their opinion bluntly: "If she wants applause, she should try stand-up. This isn’t sitcom summer camp."

Jennifer Aniston is trying to separate work from her life

Jennifer Aniston is trying to separate work from her life. 

In an interview with People, she admits that she is workaholic, "I'm a bit of a workaholic, so I'm forcing myself to try to take some time to travel and not work".

"It's so critical, I know, but I'm not good at it".

"Our work is diminishing returns at the end of the day, if you're just working so much that you don't have any wonderful life experiences".

"I'm trying to take it easy, because this was a really intensive few years of work".

She hopes auto replies can help her, "I'm trying desperately to learn how to create those auto replies when emails and texts come in, where it's like, 'I'm away forever. But call me in December, I'll be back,' " she says with a laugh.

For Aniston, work is important but self-care is also important, saying, "There's a lot that we need to not focus on, because it's so awful and ugly".

"So we need to also remember to focus on the beauty and the positivity that's also existing in our world right now."

Jennifer Aniston reveals her next career goal

Jennifer Aniston reveals her next career goal. She wants to be in a Broadway play. 

She told PEOPLE, "I definitely want to do a Broadway play, That's on my bucket list but it's finding the time and finding the right piece, the right material".

"But I absolutely have to do a play on Broadway."

Aniston starred some Off-Broadway productions before her movie Leprechaun in 1993.

Jennifer Aniston earns $20 million a year just from this TV series royalties alone

Jennifer Aniston earns $20 million a year just from this TV series "Friends" royalties alone. Aniston earned $22,500 per episode initially, then increased to $40,000 and later million.

Warner Bros earns $1 billion in revenue from Friends on broadcast rights and syndicated reruns. Each main cast receives 2 percent from the revenue.

Jennifer Aniston shares some life lessons

Jennifer Aniston shares some life lessons that her late mother, Nancy Dow passed on to her.

First is healthy living. She told People, "I was never allowed to have a sugary piece of anything, and I was also served spelt bread. I grew up in one of those holistic households…so I've sort of lived by that."

"My mom sort of drilled into me the importance of drinking water since I was a kid, but I guess really more in my late teens. I've become so hyper-aware of people who don't drink water now because I've always been such a water drinker."

"I have girlfriends that just can't drink water, they just don't like the taste of it. It's like, 'It's water. It's just water,' and I constantly say, 'You have to hydrate. You must hydrate.'"

Her mom also taught her to put on face cream and eye cream.

In Aniston's opinion when it comes to workouts is to engage in low-impact workouts. "I always thought that you have to push your body; it has to be an hour and a half; it has to be, 'no pain, no gain,' and all of those things that we've been told and it's just not the case".

"You don't have to break your body or spend hours in the gym…Remember, we want this body to carry us through the rest of our lives, through a second and third act, so we need it to be on our side."

Jennifer Aniston in Smartwater ads

Jennifer Aniston was the face for Smartwater from 2008 until 2020. Gal Gadot took over as the face for Smartwater after Aniston's contract ended.

Smartwater

Now Aniston has once again reunited with Smartwater.

Luke Perkins, group director of creative strategy at Coca-Cola called her management company last year and her manager said, ‘Where have you guys been? What took you so long?’. Luke perceived the partnership as real love affair.

Shakir Moin, president of marketing at Coca-Cola North America explained,  "We’re constantly scanning the culture to look at what’s coming up, but we try to get into the ‘whys’ more versus the ‘whats.’ The ‘whats’ are interesting, but the ‘whys’ … are critical".

"We saw the rebirth of ‘Friends’ during COVID, and it continues to come through as we looked at how various social platforms were talking."

The campaign was created by WPP Open X, led by VML and supported by Grey, Ogilvy New York, Publicis and United Talent Agency.