Jennifer has been a longtime supporter of St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. According to a recent press release, she will be in their annual Thanks & Giving campaign again this year.

“Starting this November, Jennifer Aniston, Robin Williams, Morgan Freeman, George Lopez, Shaun White, Dwyane Wade and singer Luis Fonsi will join Marlo Thomas in helping raise awareness and funds for St. Jude, one of the world’s premier centers for the research and treatment of pediatric cancer and other deadly childhood diseases.

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All the spots, as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, will debut at www.stjude.org on Nov. 22.

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‘It’s always so inspiring to meet the St. Jude patients and their families each year,” said Jennifer Aniston, who appears alongside St. Jude patient Hayli in one of this year’s television spots. “They have this incredible strength and spirit that remind you that although they are just kids they are fighting for their lives against a very adult disease.’”

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Chelsea Handler appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on October 27 and mentioned that Jennifer is among the stars who will appear in the second season of her show After Lately.

She did not say anything else but for now, you can mark your calendars for the second season premiere of After Lately on November 27 on E!. We’ll update you once we find out more about the details of Jen’s appearance.

It seems as if there was another screening for Five last night at the Ray Kurtzman Theater in Century City with a press conference which Jennifer attended. Maybe we’ll hear more about it soon. There are tagged pictures on IsoPix.be.

Jenny Cooney also tweeted yesterday that she was “[t]alking to #jenniferaniston #patriciaclarkson & #jeannetripplehorn today about their TV movie #Five to promote #breastcancerawareness”

I also found a clip from the American Cinematheque event where you can see Jennifer laughing during Garry Shandling’s speech. It’s the second one here.

Make sure you check out these videos on Access Hollywood from the Elle Women in Hollywood event. Two adorable women giving great speeches. Reese Witherspoon’s speech about Jennifer and Jennifer’s thank you speech.

I typed up both of their speeches. You can read Jennifer’s here and read Reese’s sometime soon in the Quotes section.

At the Presentation of the 25th Annual American Cinematheque Award, Robert Downey Jr. will be honored this Friday, October 14. It takes place at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. Why am I telling you this?

Apparently, Jennifer will participate in the event alongside Jack Black, Michael Douglas, Robert Downey Sr., The Break-Up‘s Jon Favreau, Jodie Foster, Jared Harris, Anthony Michael Hall, Guy Ritchie, Garry Shandling, Joel Silver and Room 10‘s Robin Wright. The award for Downey Jr. will be presented by a surprise guest. According to American Cinematheque, there will also be a taped message from - among others - Jen’s friend, Ben Stiller.

In the second press release of American Cinematheque, it says “Jennifer Aniston (friend),” so she’ll be there as a friend of Robert Downey Jr.’s. Since they make a difference between participants and taped messages, it looks like she will be there.

You can watch the live stream of the red carpet here on UStream. It’s supposed to start at 6:30 PM PDT.

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I just watched Five. Bravo, is all I can say. As I have said on Twitter already, I did expect to smile at some parts but I did not expect to actually laugh out loud. I thought Jennifer’s Mia had the best one-liners (I seriously laughed out loud and I bet I even missed half of them), Demi Moore’s Charlotte had the best young actress, Alicia Keys’ Lili had the best rapport between Rosario Dawson, Jenifer Lewis and Tracee Ellis Ross (and Jeffrey Tambor, technically), Penelope Spheeris’ Cheyanne had the most powerful scene and Patty Jenkins’ Pearl had the best intro.

If you missed it or if you loved it as much as I did, tune in (again) when Five is repeated on Lifetime.

• Tue Oct 11 at 1 AM
• Sat Oct 15 at 8 PM
• Sun Oct 16 at 12 AM

Also, Horrible Bosses is finally out on DVD. Blu-ray | DVD

• Extended Cut Feature Film
• Theatrical Cut
• My Least Favorite Career
• Surviving A Horrible Boss
• Being Mean Is So Much Fun
• Deleted Scenes
• The Making of the Horrible Bosses Soundtrack
• UltraViolet Digital Copy

I know you all can’t wait for the premiere of Five tonight on Lifetime at 9 pm/8c.

Until then, check out Jen with Alicia Keys and Demi Moore on Good Morning America. (Spoiler: Jennifer has a new boyfriend and he’s not even 1 year old.)