What we�re forgetting is that Jen�s hair was a different color for Management � much darker than her own. You don�t hear Jen whining about changing her hair color for that and I don�t think Judy was complaining about doing same for Traveling. She was responding to Dave�s remark that her hair was different from the last time he saw her and I think she was simply getting in a plug for the movie. Good for her. Keep that buzz going, Judy. Incidentally she was adorable on Letterman. Dave was in awe of her fast-paced funnies, one right after the other. Hopefully she�ll do some marketing for Traveling when the time comes. She�s adorable.

I haven't watched the video, but Judy doesn't sound too happy, uh? I wouldn't either. No way you can confuse both actresses, that's just ridiculous; her job, though.

Thats just really really funny. Its kinda sad though the intellectual level these producers assume that we have

I didn't know Judy played the ex-wife, I thought she played Jen's friend.

Stiefel Laboratories Joins Hollywood A-Listers in Support of Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation
Monday, March 31, 2008; Posted: 10:57 AM

CORAL GABLES, Fla., March 31, 2008 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- -- Stiefel Laboratories, Inc., the world's largest independent pharmaceutical company specializing in dermatology, announced today that the company will donate up to $1 million in matching funds to the Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation (EBMRF). The announcement comes in response to a challenge issued by Courteney Cox Arquette and her husband, David Arquette, to raise $1 million for the foundation in just two weeks.

"We were thrilled to hear about the challenge Courteney Cox Arquette made to her friends," said Todd Stiefel, executive vice president, Global Strategy. "By matching dollar for dollar the amount they raise, we can help increase awareness of Epidermolysis Bullosa and contribute to research that will lead to better treatments and hopefully find a cure for the various forms of this terrible disease."

The match donation window for Stiefel's gift to EBMRF will run from the announcement date, March 20, 2008, through April 14, 2008.

The pharmaceutical company announced its plans to contribute to EBMRF Tuesday evening (March 25) via phone to guests at an invitation-only fundraiser at Eva Longoria Parker's new Hollywood restaurant Beso. Celebrities in attendance at the star-studded party included Orlando Bloom, Kate Beckinsale, Jennifer Aniston, sisters Jessica and Ashlee Simpson, and singer Eve.

"The stakes have been raised," said Andrea Pett-Joseph, EBMRF. "Thanks to Stiefel's pledge, every dollar donated until April 14 will actually be worth twice as much and we are that much closer to a cure for EB and people affected by the disease."

Epidermolysis Bullosa is a debilitating and life threatening disease that causes the skin to tear and blister from a slight touch or trauma, requiring daily bandaging of the wounds. Wounds can cover the entire body and scarring causes fusing of the toes and fingers. Esophageal scarring also makes eating and breathing difficult and many of those affected develop a skin cancer early in life as a result of the disorder.

There is currently no cure for EB.

Mets pitcher: 'I just love her ... looks'

John Maine is too private to release, willy-nilly, pieces of his life, and he's usually, even in the most pressurized situations, a fairly composed guy. But, you see, he has this one thing that he can't help babbling about and that makes him stammer and get all giddy and red in the face.

Just ask him what he'd like for his birthday, or for Christmas. Or which person he'd like to be stranded on a desert island with. Or why he watched "Friends" all those years, without caring one bit about the plot or dialogue and without really looking at any other character but one.

That one being Rachel Green.

That's right. Maine has a crazy schoolboy crush on Jennifer Aniston. Goes all the way back to his junior year in high school.

Let all the other jocks have the hots for Pamela Anderson or Jenna Jameson or Paris Hilton.

"I'll take Jennifer over all of them every day of the week," said Maine, who will make his regular-season debut for the Mets tonight against the Atlanta Braves. "I just love her soft and natural, girl-next-door looks and the way she carries herself, her whole demeanor.

"And, oh, yes, the hair," he suddenly added with a jolt before seeming to drift off into fantasy land. "The hair is unbelievable."

He's cut out pictures of Aniston from the gossip magazines, taping them on his refrigerator and inside his locker, and he'll never miss a chance to watch her, even if it's just a guest appearance on Leno or Letterman.

"I think she gets even better looking as she gets older," he said.

He has never written her �swears he never even thought about something like that � but he'd do anything to meet her someday.

"I don't know what I'd say," he said. "I'd probably be so nervous I'd trip over my feet. I guess I would take some pictures with her and then give her a hug."

He paused for second, and then, with his eyes popping wide, said: "Hey, maybe she'll read this and contact me somehow and that'll actually happen. Wow, how cool would that be?"

Keep dreaming, kid, keep dreaming.