Oscar Photos

Jennifer Aniston gets a little crazy as a

presenter at the ceremony, 2009

Candid of the Week

Jennifer Aniston and Catherine Keener ham it up for a fan

You Say It's Your Birthday!

Happy 75th Birthday, Robert Redford!!!!

on the set of "The Sting", 1973

with Jane Fonda on the set of "Barefoot in the Park", 1967

playing a little ping-pong with longtime

friend and costar Paul Newman, 1970s

winning a Best Director Oscar for the

film "Ordinary People", 1981

with costar Brad Pitt (he also directed him in "A River

Runs Through It") and Jennifer Aniston

with friends and costars Meryl Streep and Tom Cruise

Fun Shoots

Ginnifer Goodwin, Jennifer Aniston, and Drew Barrymore get cute and silly at a publicity shoot for their 2009 film, "He's Just Not That Into You".

Did You Know...

... Rachel McAdams donned a wig in the film "Mean Girls". Her hair was shoulder-length because she had just finished filming "The Hot Chick".

Some other wig-outs in films: Reese Witherspoon at the end of "Legally Blonde" because the scene was filmed later on and she had already cut her hair for "Sweet Home Alabama". Elizabeth Taylor in the 1949-version of "Little Women". Jennifer Aniston in "Horrible Bosses" (and might we add that she should consider dark brown because it looks fabulous on her). Bryce Dallas Howard in "Eclipse" (Nikki Reed and Ashley Greene also wear pieces for the film series). Angelina Jolie donned a few in "Salt". Emma Stone in "The Help".

Performance of the Day

Actor: CHARLIE DAY

Film: "Horrible Bosses"

Character: Dale

Year: 2011

It was hard to choose just one actor to spotlight from this film because so many were terrific (especially Jason Sudeikis and a surprisingly fantastic Jennifer Aniston). Charlie Day, however, was hysterical from start to finish. We all love him on "It's Always Sunny", but he has hit the big screen with a bang. Day is funny, endearing, lovable, and his ad-libbing is pitch-perfect. The best part is his relationship with Sudeikis and Bateman, who seemed like they've been friends for years. Day is definitely one to watch.

Skip It

Film: THE BOUNTY HUNTER

Director: Andy Tennant

Actors: Jennifer Aniston, Gerard Butler, Jason Sudeikis, Christine Baranski, Siohban Fallon

Year: 2010

First of all, it's very risky to sign two 'box-office weak' actors to headline a film. The only way that will work is if you have a big name draw. Aniston and Butler are okay (I guess), but neither possess the 'it' needed to attract a large audience. The story was boring and very predictable and well, there isn't much more to say. I was bored and barely even finished it. Skip it please!

Reincarnations

Former golden couple Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston are the modern-day Robert Redford and Barbra Streisand. Pitt is Hollywood's all-American golden boy, just as Redford was in the 70s and 80s. Aniston strongly resembles Streisand and both have proven that you can be attractive and sexy without being traditionally and conventionally beautiful.

***Redford was best known for starring roles in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", "The Sting", "All the President's Men", and "Indecent Proposal". He is also known for directing such films as "Ordinary People" (for which he won Best Director), "The Horse Whisperer", "A River Runs Through It" (which starred a then unknown Pitt), and founding the Sundance Film Festival in Utah. Pitt is known for starring in "Seven", "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", "Twelve Monkeys" and the "Ocean's Eleven" films. Streisand is best known for her perfect voice, her Oscar-winning role in "Funny Girl", and directing such films as "The Mirror Has Two Faces", "Yentl", and "The Prince of Tides". Aniston became a star with her portrayal of 'Rachel' in the hit show "Friends". She has also attempted to become a box-office draw in films like "Marley and Me", "Rock Star", and "The Switch".

Performance of the Day

Actor: FRANCES MCDORMAND

Film: "Friends with Money"

Character: Jane

Year: 2006

Super talented Frances McDormand plays quirky, odd-ball Jane in this charming film. She stars with Jennifer Aniston and fellow quirksters Catherine Keener and Joan Cusack. Her character Jane doesn't wash her hair, speaks her mind (even when it's not really appropriate), and loves her seemingly-gay husband. McDormand shines in a complex and dirty role.

Ginger of the Week

Lauren Ambrose is probably known best for her odd-ball roles than her red hair. Hailing from New Haven, Connecticut, Lauren is the daughter of an interior designer and caterer. Ambrose studied at the ACES Educational Center for the Arts and also became a trained opera singer at the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. She started her career with bit parts in films like "In & Out", but it was her jump to lead actor in 1998's "Can't Hardly Wait", that got her noticed. Ambrose is best known for her twice Emmy-nominated performance in HBO's critically acclaimed series, "Six Feet Under" (which lasted five seasons). She has since focused on stage, starring with Susan Sarandon and Geoffrey Rush in the Broadway show "Exit the King". Next up she'll star in the films "Grassroots" (with Jason Biggs and Cedric the Entertainer) and "Wanderlust" (with Jennifer Aniston, Paul Rudd, and Malin Akerman).