Jennifer Aniston reportedly demonstrated that she’s not a big fan of George Clooney at last week’s Oscars. The actor is said to have received a cool reception when he approached Jen at last Saturday's Night Before, where she was hanging out with Courteney Cox and her husband David Arquette outside L.A.'s Bar Nineteen12. An onlooker tells OK!: “George attempted to be friendly, but Jen wasn’t having it.
“After enduring a few minutes of the actor’s presence, Jen turned on her heels and made a beeline for the Sunset Ballroom, where most of the guests were mingling.” The eyewitness claims that Courteney also stalked off, leaving David to make small talk with social outcast, George.
We’re not sure what George has done to offend Brad’s girls – last year it was reported Angelina Jolie dislikes him so much she refused to attend the premiere of his movie, Michael Clayton.
If you spend any time plowing through the weekly entertainment magazines you would think Jennifer Aniston is a basket case. Most of the time many of the writers spend time trying to figure out why Jennifer is so sad. But is she even unhappy? Apparently not, or at least that is the report from Us Weekly Magazine.
The mag notes that Jennifer spent Valentine's Day celebrating her love but it was for her job. The actress, 39, who's been shooting the drama Traveling - opposite Aaron Eckhart in Vancouver, pulled an all-nighter on February 14, filming from 5 p.m. until 4 a.m. in the blustery cold of New Westminster’s Queen’s Park.
"It was a rainy night and everyone was bundled up and trying to stay warm,” an eyewitness tells the Hot Stuff section of this week's Us Weekly Magazine. "But she seemed very polished and easily nailed her scenes. She seemed very happy with herself."
An Aniston pal tells the weekly magazine that the actress is finding comfort in her career these days, and has deprioritized her personal life. “She is happy, but it’s the same old stuff,” the friend says. “She is focusing on work and tuning out love."
It seems that Jennifer Aniston may have a new man. The 39-year-old actress has a secret admirer that sends her a bouquet of flowers every day.
According to a dog walker for one of Aniston’s neighbors, Mary Beth Jimenez, flowers are sitting outside the actress’ gate every morning and card is always included. “I walk by every morning and see beautiful flowers sitting by the gate. There’s always a card with them,” said Jimenez.
The dog walker adds that Aniston won’t reveal who has been sending the flowers for the past month. “Everyone knows this has been going on for weeks now, but only Jennifer knows who is sending them – and she’s not saying,” she added.
Meanwhile, Aniston is said to still not be over her ex-husband Brad Pitt. She and Pitt were divorced in 2005. Soon after Pitt and began a relationship with Angelina Jolie. “It’s been three years since the split. But she’s still so far from getting over him, it’s tragic,” said a friend of Aniston’s.
From flappers to Posh, the bob has been voted one of the most iconic hairstyles of all time IT is a hairstyle that through the decades has stood for both female liberation and the ultimate in catwalk chic.Now the bob, which most recently leapt back to life when Victoria Beckham sheared her long locks in favour of something more stylish, has been voted the "most iconic haircut" of all time. The haircut, which became a sign of a liberated woman when it was made popular in the 1920s by the "flappers" and again in the Sixties with stars such as Mary Quant, beat Jennifer Aniston's sleek long locks in a survey. The Friends star's hairdo sparked the biggest hair craze of the Nineties as women flocked to salons to ask for "a Rachel".
But the enduring classic style of the bob came top of the poll. The Amy Winehouse-style Sixties beehive was third, followed by the 1970s Farrah Fawcett feathered number, as recently imitated by Madonna, in the poll commissioned by Hair magazine. The survey of 1,600 people also found that Aniston has the hair that women envy the most, followed by Catherine Zeta-Jones, Cat Deeley and Penelope Cruz. Although the bob was created in 1909, it was not until the 1920s that it gained popularity when it became a sign of a liberated woman among the flappers – a "new breed" of young women who wore short skirts, bobbed their hair and listened to the new jazz music. Speaking about the popularity of the bob, which deviated from the classic Mary Quant and became renamed the pob – which stands for Posh bob – when Mrs Beckham cut off her super long hair extensions, Scottish hairdressers said it was a versatile hair cut.
Paul Adamczuk, managing director of hairdressers Cheynes said: "The bob is one of the haircuts that can frame people's faces and can be changed quite dramatically according to a hairdresser's interpretation – from a boxy cut, a more angular look, or a softer cut which is slightly layered at the front." Charlie Miller, director of Charlie Miller Hairdressing, which has five salons in Edinburgh, said it was an enduring style. He said: "It was really re-launched by Victoria Beckham. It was a fabulous haircut and over the last few years has become a must-have for many women who want a classic but contemporary look."
Harvey Nichols spokeswoman, Annette Lamb, said the bob was a timeless classic. "Bobs make hair look sleek and healthy simply by the way it's cut. It looks sophisticated and best of all, if you have a fringe, it hides the wrinkles so you don't need to splash out on botox." But Michelle Mone, the founder of lingerie firm MJM International, who has employed high-profile models such as Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding and Rachel Hunter, said: "Sarah Harding had a bob for a while which was nice, but we've had other models with other cuts. It's down to what looks good on the model rather than the current hair trend." She added: "When the pob emerged, my hairdresser said they were inundated with requests for that style of haircut but I was never tempted to have that sort of cut – I've just preferred to do my own thing."
Jennifer Aniston reportedly demonstrated that she’s not a big fan of George Clooney at last week’s Oscars. The actor is said to have received a cool reception when he approached Jen at last Saturday's Night Before, where she was hanging out with Courteney Cox and her husband David Arquette outside L.A.'s Bar Nineteen12. An onlooker tells OK!: “George attempted to be friendly, but Jen wasn’t having it.
