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Jennifer Aniston Plans for Motherhood When Friends Ends
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actress Jennifer Aniston has confirmed she and husband Brad Pitt will kick
off plans to become parents as soon as her hit TV show Friends finishes.
Aniston became Spy Game hunk Pitt's wife in July 2000 and the pair have
since been bombarded with questions about when they plan to procreate.
And the sexy New York native, who is paid $1 million per episode to star
in the sitcom, says in the May edition of women's magazine Harper's Bazaar
that once she's done with playing Rachel, she'll be ready to play mom.
She says, "When are we having them? When Friends is finished. We had
a window there when Rachel was pregnant on the show. It would have been
great, but we were doing other things."
Photo Copyright Vince Bucci / Getty Images
(Copyright World Entertainment News Network 2003)
'FRIENDS' AND 'ER' PACE ANOTHER THURSDAY NBC WIN
NBC has convincingly won another Thursday among adults 18-49, with
“Friends” outscoring its combined major-network competition in that key
demographic and “ER” beating its combined competition among adults 18-34
and women 18-34 and 18-49
AISHA TYLER GUEST STARS IN A MULTI EPISODE
ARC ON NBC'S EMMY-WINNING COMEDY 'FRIENDS'
BURBANK, Calif. -- February 26, 2003 -- Aisha Tyler (“Talk Soup,” “The
Santa Clause 2”) will guest star in a multi-episode NBC’s “Friends,”
as Charlie Wheeler, a paleontologist whose
extra-curricular activities create a historic love triangle with Ross (David
Schwimmer) and Joey (Matt Leblanc).
The episodes, which will air later this spring
MATTHEW PERRY GUEST STARS ON NBC'S 'THE WEST WING'
Published: March 14, 2003 (http://www.nbcmv.com)
Matthew Perry, who has starred for nine
seasons on NBC’s “Friends” (Thursdays, 8-8:30 p.m ET), will make a
dramatic turn when he guest-stars in two episodes of NBC’s “The West
Wing” (Wednesdays, 9-10 p.m. ET) as a promising candidate for the position
of White House associate counsel.
The episodes will be broadcast on Wednesday, April 23 (9-10 p.m. ET) and
Wednesday, April 30 (9-10 p.m. ET). In the storyline, Perry portrays Joe
Quincy, an attorney who interviews for the job in President Bartlet’s
Democratic administration previously held by Ainsley Hayes - a fellow
Republican.
"We are thrilled that Matthew will bring his tremendous skills to
yet another stage on the Warner Bros. lot," said Jeff Zucker,
President, NBC Entertainment. "Matthew has seen every episode of ‘The
West Wing,’ and he will now bring that great knowledge to a great
storyline in the spring."
Filming on Perry’s “The West Wing” episodes will work around his
production schedule on “Friends.”
Perry stars as Chandler Bing on “Friends.” His next feature film is
“The Whole Ten Yards,” which will be out in October and is the sequel to
the hit comedy “The Whole Nine Yards” in which he starred with Bruce
Willis and Amanda Peet. Perry will be making his stage debut in London this
spring in the play “Sexual Perversity in Chicago.”
“The West Wing” is from John Wells Productions in association with
Warner Bros. Television. Aaron Sorkin is the creator and executive producer.
Thomas Schlamme and John Wells are executive producers.
Jennifer Aniston wins another Award this time it's the golden globes
The 60th annual Golden Globe Awards was at Beverly Hills, California January 19, 2003 on NBC!
The nominees for Best Actress in a TV Comedy: Jennifer Aniston, Bonnie Hunt, Jane Kaczmarek, Debra Messing and Sarah Jessica Parker.
Injured Jennifer Aniston (her toe was on the losing end of a collision with some furniture a week ago), who with a little help from her Friends and hubby Brad Pitt hobbles to the stage to accept her trophy.
"Oh my gosh! I never expected this to happen! Thank you, Hollywood Foreign Press...Wow, this is surreal. I have to thank these five people:
Matthew Perry, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Courteney Cox and Matt LeBlanc. I love you guys. You started out as my colleagues, and now you're my friends and my family."
This is Jennifer's 3 awards in a row she already won the 2002 Emmy award for best actress in a comedy
series and she just recently one the
people's choice award too.
Good Job Jennifer for us fans you are all Number one!!!
Pictures from The Golden Globes award: (Pictures from: Yahoo, Reuters, NBC)
Jennifer Aniston accepts her award for best actress in a musical or comedy television series for her role in "Friends"
. CREDIT REUTERS/Chris Haston/NBC/Handout
 
Courtney Cox arrives at the 60th annual Golden Globe Awards REUTERS/Fred Prouser
David Schwimmer arrives with an unidentified woman at the 60th annual Golden
Globe Awards. REUTERS/Robert Galbraith
Matt LeBlanc nominated for best performance by an actor in a television series-musical or comedy for his work in 'Friends,' arrives with his fiance, Melissa McKnight, for the 60th Annual Golden Globe Awards. (AP Photo/Kim D. Johnson)
Lisa Kudrow arrives at the 60th annual Golden Globe Awards REUTERS/Robert Galbraith
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HOBBLING ANISTON IS THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE (World Entertainment
News Network)
 JENNIFER ANISTON left fans scratching its head last night when she hobbled onstage at the PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS in Pasadena, California, with the help of a cane.
The FRIENDS star had to be helped onto the stage by cast mate MATTHEW PERRY when she was awarded the Favorite Female TV Performer prize, but she refused to explain why she was hobbling.
It was a good night for the actress, however - Friends also claimed the Favorite TV Comedy Series.
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Courteney, Penelope, Mya to Add Fizz
STEPHEN M. SILVERMAN
Pepsi had Madonna, Britney and now Beyonce -- so now Coke is borrowing a few tips from its rival and plugging Penelope Cruz, Courteney Cox and Mya into its advertising.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Coca-Cola is introducing a new ad campaign "with a lineup seemingly torn straight from the pages of PEOPLE magazine."
According to the paper, "Friends" star Cox, 38, is shown in one commercial pouring a Coke for her husband, actor David Arquette, 31. In another, Cruz, 28, is guzzling the soft drink (apparently without the aid of her reputed squeeze, Tom Cruise, 40). She also burps.
Meanwhile, singer and "Chicago" costar Mya, 23, delivers a hip-hop rendition of Eddie Harris's "Compared to What."
"By showing celebrities in real-life situations," the Journal reports, "Coke hopes to drive home the point that its brand still deserves to be an integral part of people's everyday lives."
The slogan, which is also to be featured in a new print-ad campaign, will be "Coca-Cola Real," which echoes the drink's classic "The Real Thing" tagline.
The first 90-second commercial (the one starring Mya) is due to be aired Monday during the American Music Awards on ABC.
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Friends Coming Back for 10th Season
STEPHEN M. SILVERMAN
Fans of "Friends" got an unexpected early Christmas present this weekend: the news that their favorite show is coming back for a 10th season.
As PEOPLE reported in a cover story two weeks ago, despite the long-held belief that this was to be the NBC hit's final season, "Signals from New York City to Los Angeles increasingly suggest 'Friends' will be back for one more season. Why? Because the cast members still like it -- and NBC still needs it."
And, sure enough: Saturday's New York Times revealed the happy news.
"NBC," said the paper "was close to a deal last night that would bring television's biggest hit comedy, 'Friends,' back to the network for another season."
Not that the agreement with the show's creative team and its cast -- Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc -- came cheaply, The Times reports.
"The network is expected to agree to pay the highest price in television history for a 30-minute show, as much as $9 million an episode, to bring the show and all six of its stars back, eclipsing the almost $7 million NBC is paying this season."
Some industry estimates on Sunday calculated that NBC could end up paying as much as $240 million for the 10th season. (And that's for only 18 episodes next year, compared to the usual 24 episodes per season.)
By Monday morning, a "Friends" 10th season was considered a done deal, leaving viewers to turn their attention to another red-hot show that could be up for renewal, despite claims that next year would bring its final season: HBO's "The Sopranos."
Stay tuned. (from People.com)
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