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Rachel Green she is not. In this week's workplace comedy "Horrible Bosses," Jennifer Aniston goes dark (both in hair color and subject matter) as one of the titular poor managers, getting all maneatery on underling Charlie Day. Will she and fellow "Horrible Bosses" Kevin Spacey and Colin Ferrell get taken down by Charlie, Jason Bateman and Jason Sudeikis? You'll just have to go to the theaters Friday to find out.

In the meantime, we've awarded the much-nicer-in-real-life Jennifer with this week's Girl Crush honor and, of course, made her spill who her own personal Girl Crush is. Which took some thinking...

"Who do I have a girl crush on?" she pondered with head in hands. "This is such pressure... I'm going to think of this right now..."

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Tags Cameron Diaz, Girl Crush, Horrible Bosses, Jennifer Aniston, Penelope Cruz, Video

Move over, Carrie Bradshaw. There's a new single lady in town. Her name is Annie, and she was one hell of a maid of honor.

The news that "Bridesmaids" has passed "Sex and the City" as the top-grossing R-rated female comedy shouldn't come as too much of a shock for those of us who have been following the "Bridesmaids" effect, but it's still surprising that the flick has also become Universal's biggest rom-com of all time and Judd Apatow's best box office draw. It's good news for us, though, because that means we can expect a whole slew of "Bridesmaids"-style movies in the future, hopefully with the same star power and high-caliber comedy.

In fact, the trend is already upon us. At least three chick-driven laughers are in the works, proving ladies can be funny without falling all over the next hottie who walks by:

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Tags Bridesmaids, Drew Barrymore, Goree Girls, How To Be Single, Jennifer Aniston, judd apatow, Paul Feig, Sex and the City

Pop quiz: What do you get when you take an "It" girl, an Oscar winner, an A-List mainstay and two Emmas and put them all together? Answer: The field of contenders for Best Female Performance at this year's MTV Movie Awards. Up for the title this year are Kristen Stewart, Natalie Portman, Jennifer Aniston, Emma Stone and Emma Watson. Seriously, can we just give the award to all of them?

The category represents the best of both comedy and drama from 2010's leading ladies, making it nearly impossible to choose a favorite. How do you even begin to compare Emma Stone's laugh-out-loud "Easy A" performance with the dramatic intensity that nabbed Natalie her Oscar?

Emma Stone—"Easy A"
In all of the English language, there's really only one word that truly captures the strength of Emma's performance in "Easy A": Lawl. Props to Emma for representing funny girls everywhere and proving that you don't have to tear up to deliver an award-worthy performance.

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Tags Black Swan, Easy A, Emma Stone, Emma Watson, Harry Potter, Jennifer Aniston, Just Go With It, Kristen Stewart, Natalie Portman, Twilight

2010 was a pretty great year for movies. Leonardo DiCaprio invaded our dreams (well, more than usual), the "Harry Potter" cast geared up to say goodbye and Taylor Lautner took off his shirt (again!). So now it's time to honor all the films—and the stars—that made going to the movies so great!

The nominations for the 2011 MTV Movie Awards have been announced, and there's more than a few favorites on the list. Most notably are the eight (!) nods for "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," which earned more nominations than any of the other movies. That's, of course, thanks to its cast, Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and, yep, Taylor, who all earned nominations for their performances. The third installment of the series also found itself in categories like Best Movie and will prove to be a double threat in the Best Kiss race, as KStew is nominated for locking lips with Robert and Taylor. Isn't she pretty much already a winner?!

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Typically when you hear an actor or actress wants to try their hand at something new—be it singing or producing or starting a line of perfumes and colognes—most of the time it's hard not to think, 'Don't quit your day job!'

But when it comes to someone like the uber-talented Drew Barrymore, we can't help but get excited about her latest venture, be it on or off-screen. After directing 2009's underrated, kick-butt roller derby movie "Whip It," Drew will, thankfully be heading behind the camera once more, this time for a genre that's even more up her alley: romantic comedies!

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Drew, who was last seen in the funny romance-from-afar flick "Going The Distance," will be at the helm of "How To Be Single," the big-screen adaptation of the novel by the same name that "explores the loves lives and break-ups of a group of New Yorkers over the course of 10 years." There's no word yet on whether Drew will also star in the movie.

Though we never need an excuse to watch a romantic comedy or support Drew Barrymore, we wanted to share three big reasons why we think this pairing is going to be a match made in movie heaven:

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Tags 50 First Dates, Adam Sandler, Bradley Cooper, Drew Barrymore, Fabrizio Moretti, Fever Pitch, Going the Distance, He's Just Not That Into You, How To Be Single, Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Justin Long, Kate Hudson, Liz Tuccillo, Movie News, Music and Lyrics, Never Been Kissed, Sex and the City, The Hollywood Reporter, The Strokes, The Wedding Singer, Tom Green, Whip It

Sometimes, the best parts of a movie are the little gems that turn up long after its release—behind-the-scenes gossip, alternate endings, and of course, audition tapes that show the stars getting friendly before filming ever began. (Are you hearing us, Catherine Hardwicke?) And in keeping with that grand tradition, today we've got a fab Hollywood Crush EXCLUSIVE: a charming gag reel of flubs and screw-ups from last year's cute preg-centric rom-com, "The Switch," which hits DVD and Blu-ray on March 15.

The final film was a slickly choreographed comedy, but we're suckers for a good collection of bloopers—and we're loving this off-the-cuff footage of Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman, Patrick Wilson and Juliette Lewis tripping over sound equipment, botching lines and generally screwing around on set (all adorable reminders that making a movie isn't really as easy as it looks.) And this reel also gets bonus points for answering all our burning questions about what went on behind the scenes of "The Switch"—like, how many slap-takes does it take to get a really excellent smackdown? And where do child actors wipe their boogers? And is it possible for Jason Bateman to still be totally sexy while saying the words, "Slicky McButterskin"? (Answer: Yes. Yes it is.)

Do you love seeing these behind-the-scenes goofs?

Tags Jason Bateman, Jennifer Aniston, Juliette Lewis, Patrick Wilson, The Switch, Video

After nearly four years of making beautiful music together, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have parted ways. A rep for the pair confirmed the news, issuing a statement that read, "Addressing the media speculation regarding Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake's relationship, we are confirming that they mutually have decided to part ways. The two remain friends and continue to hold the highest level of love and respect for each other."

It's sad news, to be sure, and the two will likely need some time to mend their broken hearts (and maybe cry a river or two) before moving on. But let's be real, it probably won't take either too long to bring their sexy back. So with that in mind, we've got a few suggestions for who Justin should date next (in case a lovely Hollywood Crush staffer just isn't his thing...)

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Tags Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Biel, Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis, Scarlett Johansson

Justin Bieber wasn't the only star to chop his signature tresses over the long holiday weekend. Jennifer Aniston turned up at the "Just Go With It" photocall in Madrid today—alongside co-stars Adam Sandler and Brooklyn Decker—flaunting shorter (and lighter?) locks.

To any celeb stylewatcher, however, Jen's new 'do isn't that, well, new. The flirty cut is very reminiscent of the sleek bob she flaunted a decade ago during the latter seasons of NBC's hit "Friends." Though she caught a bit of flack at the time for chopping off "The Rachel," I was always a fan of Ms. Aniston with an above-the-shoulder 'do.

But what do you think, Crushers? Vote in our poll after the jump to weigh in on Jennifer's new cut!

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Because no celebrity's fame-cycle is complete without an eponymous signature scent, today marks the debut of a new celebrity smell: Jennifer Aniston's new perfume, called (wait for it!) "Jennifer Aniston," is now available on shelves and online at Sephora.

The floral fragrance is heavy on jasmine, which the actress says is one of her all-time favorite scents and evokes memories of her childhood in California. And according to Jen, Jennifer Aniston The Perfume has strong, sentimental ties to Jennifer Aniston The Human Lady; she said, "I wanted this fragrance to be a personal library of scent memories." The bottle's design even reflects Jen's interest in architecture: The low-profile vessel is meant to hearken the aesthetic of a Frank Gehry building.

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As excited as I am to finally see "Blue Valentine" (in limited release today), I know it will come at a price to watch two of my favorite stars, Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams. After all, the movie is a heartbreaking portrait of a not-so-fairytale love story, so I know I'm in for some emotional wallops. Of course, this isn't the first time moviegoers have watched the trials and tribulations of ultimately doomed couples. In fact, some of the best movies over the past 20 years have been love stories without a happy ending. The pairing of Ryan and Michelle and their on-screen estrangement in "Blue Valentine" got us to thinking about other flicks in which the characters, unfortunately, have their hearts trampled.

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Tags 500 Days Of Summer, Anne Hathaway, Blue Valentine, Brokeback Mountain, Claire Danes, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Ewan McGregor, Heath Ledger, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jennifer Aniston, Jim Carrey, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Michelle Williams, moulin rouge, Movies, Nicole Kidman, Polls, Revolutionary Road, Romeo and Juliet, Ryan Gosling, The Break-Up, Titanic, Vince Vaughn, Zooey Deschanel