Jennifer Aniston

The former White House intern, 48, appeared to throw shade at the Friends star as Aniston continues to be lambasted online for claiming some stars only ...

In a joint 1990 interview with E! News, the soap star praised the then-budding-actress as he stated: 'Jennifer is a natural talent. - ernestsewell 🏳️🌈 on Twitter: "Even @Beyonce, Ms. Female-in-Power (who I do love and enjoy) used Ms. Lewinsky's name in a song about... The comic instinct that she has in unerring. There are certain things you can learn in this business, and there are certain things you can’t learn. Another added: '“I feel so lucky that nepotism got me in before TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, and other services gave other people the opportunity to be seen. His comment led the Horrible Bosses star to add: ‘I feel so lucky that we got a little taste of the industry before it became what it is today... And it’s happening across the board, no matter the race/class.' For women who preach empowerment to demean another woman's past [and] drag her out for the sake of it looks really hypocritical.' It compelled me to go for it even harder. always the NEPOTISM babies with no talent wanting to give their take.' Stan replied: 'When you look back at the ’90s, you do see how many things have happened in that decade. 'Even @ Beyonce , Ms. Female-in-Power (who I do love and enjoy) used Ms. Lewinsky's name in a song about...

TikTokers have been loving the viral #JenniferAnistonSalad that the actress reportedly ate on 'Friends, but Jennifer Aniston is now setting the record ...

“I feel terrible because it’s literally taken off like crazy, and it looks like a delicious salad, by the way, but that’s not the one that I had on Friends,” Aniston revealed. And while it may not be exactly what Rachel, Monica, and Phoebe ate, it is a great summer salad recipe to throw into your rotation. While the Jennifer Aniston salad hashtag has garnered over 18.3 million views, it seems it may not really be what Aniston ate for a whole decade. Well, that’s exactly why TikToker @lovelydelites decided to share the rumored Jennifer Aniston salad recipe online. As popular as the recipe has become on the FYP, the actress finally decided to set the record straight — and what she had to say about the viral Jennifer Aniston Friends salad theory totally debunks it. ICYMI, let’s go back to where the Jennifer Aniston salad rumors began.

Each video shows a salad recipe consisting of bulgur, diced cucumbers, parsley, mint, red onion, garbanzo beans, crumbled feta cheese, and chopped pistachios.

Now that Aniston is back from a recent stint of filming, she's slowly getting back into her routine, but being mindful and kind with herself and her body is at the forefront of her mind. Rather than forcing herself to push through, though, Aniston took it as a lesson to slow down and focus on other wellness habits, such as meditation, which she says was the "most important thing" that helped her. "Focus on really being good to yourself but also allow yourself the moments of indulgence," she says.

Jennifer Aniston is revealing the truth after videos of a salad she supposedly ate every day on the set of 'Friends' went viral — details.

Much like the viral salad, Aniston wasn’t a fan of “The Rachel” style either — and the trend it inspired. “That’s not the salad that I had every day on Friends,” she explained. Aniston’s Rachel Green triggered “The Rachel” hairstyle craze of the ‘90s with her signature layered chop, and her costars Cox and Kudrow always served up style inspo with slip dresses, crop tops, plaid prints and more.

The salad, which has gone viral on TikTok, contains an entire can of chickpeas.

The video garnered over 105,000 likes on the platform. In a June interview with ELLE, the Friends star finally set the record straight. But, Aniston is here to debunk the salad myth.

Actress Jennifer Aniston is under fire after comments and opinions she made regarding people becoming famous for no reason. Now, her opinions have ruffled a ...

Earlier this week, according to Yahoo, actors Aniston and Sebastian Stan sat down to talk about TV, acting, and the idea of fame in 2022 for Variety’s “Actors on Actors” series. She said it “occurred right at the time when the internet really shaped a new culture about people becoming famous. This thing of people becoming famous for basically doing nothing.

Jennifer Aniston Variety interview is doing the rounds. She spoke with Sebastian Stan about people who have become famous for "basically doing nothing".

"It was right at the time when the internet really shaped so much of a new culture about people becoming famous for basically doing nothing. The story of Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee's infamous 1995 sex tape leak was also discussed, where Aniston spoke about the changing nature of fame. And that interview went down a treat with viewers.

Monica Lewinsky quietly reacted to Jennifer Aniston's recent comment about her in the most 2022 way possible: by liking a tweet.

She spoke about how personalities, such as Lewinsky and Paris Hilton, ascended to fame with the rise of internet culture. “I feel so lucky that we got a little taste of the industry before it became what it is today,” Aniston said. well, something,” he wrote in the Lewinsky-approved tweet.

The actress is putting to rest the viral myth about the lunch she ate on set for 10 years.

TikTokers have been creating videos making the “Friends Salad” which includes bulgur wheat, cucumbers, red onions, feta cheese, pistachios, parsley, fresh mint and a can of garbanzo beans. Jennifer Aniston may have put an end to this TikTok trend! “Well, that salad, dare I debunk that?” the Morning Show actress said during a recent wellness interview with Elle. “That’s not the salad that I had every day on Friends. I feel terrible because it’s literally taken off like crazy, and it looks like a delicious salad, by the way, but that’s not the one that I had on Friends.”

Jennifer Aniston faces backlash for comments about the fame of Monica Lewinsky and others despite being a "nepotism baby" — find out why.

Lewinsky wrote in Vanity Fair in 2014, that when news of the affair broke, “I was arguably the most humiliated person in the world,” and her mother was afraid she would “literally be humiliated to death.” The fact that she was able to build a career afterwards should be lauded, not dismissed. While she was a private figure until the news of the affair broke, she wasn’t famous for “being famous.” She was thrust into the public sphere for having entered into an affair with just about the biggest power imbalance imaginable. (The video of the interview posted to YouTube plays out a bit differently: Aniston appears to remark, “the internet was just becoming and it really sort of shaped so much of a new culture, kind of about this thing of people being famous for basically doing nothing, but yet having these incredible careers. Whether this discrepancy in their quotes is due to video editing or a transcription error, the fact remains that lumping in Paris Hilton and Pamela Anderson as two women who are “famous for being famous” is problematic for two reasons. Immediately preceding this conversation about who gets to be famous, Stan discussed how he himself was unaware of many of the details surrounding Lee and Anderson’s sex tape (mainly, that it was stolen from the couple and that they tried to prevent its release) until he was playing Lee for the limited series. The latest celebrity to face backlash is Jennifer Aniston, who came under fire this week for recent “out-of-touch comments about Hollywood” and for being a nepotism baby.

It all started when Jennifer did an interview with Variety in which she mourned the fact that people get famous through Instagram and TikTok these days.

it really shaped so much of a new culture of people becoming famous for basically doing nothing. It all started when Jennifer did an interview with Variety in which she mourned the fact that people get famous through Instagram and TikTok these days. It all started when Jennifer did an interview with Variety in which she mourned the fact that people get famous through Instagram and TikTok these days.