• Oct
• 06th

Jennifer Aniston’s 20m sequelJennifer Aniston is to earn $20 million for a sequel to ‘The Break-Up’. The former ‘Friends’ actress – who starred alongside Vince Vaughn, who she began dating after falling for him on set, in the 2006 film – is considering starring in a follow up with Vince.

A source said: “Both Jennifer and Vince have been offered the chance to star in the sequel. As Jennifer is now such a huge star, she has been offered $20 million to do the film, while Vince has been offered less. “Both of them are seriously considering it.”

The original movie tells the story of Brooke and Gary – a couple who are living together but separate after a bitter argument over Gary’s immaturity. However, when the film was first shown to test audiences, studio executives were forced to re-shoot the ending because viewers felt it was too depressing.

The movie finishes with Brooke and Gary accidentally meeting again, and sees them have a friendly conversation with the promise of meeting up again in the future. Jennifer and Vince continued dating after they finished shooting the film but split in December 2006. The 39-year-old actress has since been romantically linked to Paul Sculfor, Gerard Butler and John Mayer.

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• Oct
• 02nd

Jennifer Aniston is amongst starts Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Halle Berry, Usher, Forest Whitaker, Sarah Silverman, Dustin Hoffman and Jonah Hill, in an effort to get Americans voting.

Titled “5 Friends”, the starts repeatedly urge viewers to register and vote, whilst also encouraging five friends or more to do the same.  Some states require registration by October 4th, others allow registration at the polls.

Other stars include Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Eva Longoria, Ellen DeGeneres, Will.I.Am and Tobey McGuire.

It then features the stars naming issues — women’s rights, civil rights, the economy, global warming and more — which voting can have a profound influence upon. And there’s a friendly reminder that you must register before you can vote: “Register to vote or you have no choice.”

The clip then lists a Web address at which viewers can register, and the celebs then “wait around” while viewers do so. To pass the time, Sarah Silverman even takes off her bra under her shirt, which, along with occasional swearing from some stars, distracts a bit from the seriousness of the PSA’s message, but not from its point.

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