Single Jennifer Aniston shares exactly what she’s looking for in a man

Jennifer Aniston has a mass following on social media with over 38 million followers and often uses it to do good.MORE: Jennifer Aniston shares intimate bedroom selfieAnd over the weekend, the Friends star did just that, as she helped spread the word of a missing dog.In an emotional Instagram post, Jennifer shared details of missing dog Stormi, who has been missing since 9 September.VIDEO: Jennifer Aniston shares a glimpse inside her pristine garden in LAShe wrote alongside a black-and-white

The Morning Show’s new recruit Greta Lee has opened up about working with Hollywood ‘legends’ Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon on the second series of the hit Apple TV+ series. Greta, who plays UBA’s brand new Head of News Stella Bak, explained in an exclusive chat with OK! that the novelty of seeing her name next to theirs on the call sheet never wore off throughout filming.

Rob Lowe believes shared experiences helped Jennifer Aniston open up to him. ET's Matt Cohen speaks to the 57-year-old actor on Wednesday's episode of Entertainment Tonight, and Lowe reflects on Aniston giving her candid thoughts on while on his podcast, .«This is the reason I wanted to do.

Jennifer Aniston celebrated a very special birthday on Monday – her dog Lord Chesterfield turned one.MORE: Jennifer Aniston puts rumours to rest on her love life in rare personal interviewTo mark the special occasion, the Friends star shared several pictures of him taken over the past year, but it was the ones of him now that got fans talking – as they appear to show Jennifer in her birthday suit.WATCH: Jennifer Aniston goes backstage at The Morning Show"One year with my lovable, squeezable,

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loves a musical moment, and season 2 is no exception. In episode four, “Kill the Fatted Calf,” weekend co-host Daniel Henderson (Desean Terry) serenades returning co-anchor Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston) in a cringeworthy moment of desperation.

Jake Gyllenhaal has acted across some of the most beautiful women in the industry but there is one actress that made him blush more than the rest- Jennifer Aniston. During an interview on The Howard Stern Show on Tuesday Stern brought up their 2002 film The Good Girl and the actor recalled how he felt filming the love scenes.

Jake Gyllenhaal revealed that it was “torture” filming sex scenes while playing Jennifer Aniston’s love interest in the 2002 movie The Good Girl — but only kind of.

Sparks were flying on the set of "The Good Girl," according to Jake Gyllenhaal, who admitted he had a "crush" on co-star Jennifer Aniston.  "The Guilty" star, 40, opened up about his former screen partner during an appearance on "The Howard Stern Show" and admitted it was tough to film love scenes with Aniston, 52, while working on the 2002 romantic drama due to his infatuation.  "[Filming the sex scenes] was torture, yes it was," Gyllenhaal said on the show as he laughed.

Jake Gyllenhaal struggled to overcome his crush on Jennifer Aniston when they were playing love interests in the 2002 film,. The 40-year-old actor spoke about the experience on SiriusXM's The Howard Stern Show, calling the filming «torture.» «It was torture, yes it was, but it was not torture, I mean, come on,» Gyllenhaal said of working with Aniston, who was married to Brad Pitt at the time.

Jake Gyllenhaal admitted that starring opposite Jennifer Aniston in the early aughts was “torture” due to his unrequited crush. The actor, 40, reflected on working with the star, 52, on the 2002 romance drama The Good Girl while on The Howard Stern Show on October 5. When asked if the duo’s love scene was “torture,” Jake said yes and added that love scenes are always “awkward” in general.

“The Howard Stern Show” and admitted it was tough to film love scenes with Aniston, 52, while working on the 2002 romantic drama due to his infatuation.“[Filming the sex scenes] was torture, yes it was,” Gyllenhaal said on the show as he laughed. “But it was also not torture.

Jake Gyllenhaal is opening up about co-starring with Jennifer Aniston in 2002′s The Good Girl.

Jennifer Aniston didn’t want to be crowned a rom-com queen two decades ago. That’s why, according to director Peter Chelsom, she turned down the lead role in his 2001 romance flick "Serendipity," which ultimately starred Kate Beckinsale opposite John Cusack.