Jake and Jen have been friends for years—are they ready to take their friendship to the next level?
Jennifer Aniston turned 42 last Friday. And to celebrate, she rented out a private room at the Spotted Pig restaurant in New York City’s Greenwich Village where she dined with thirty of her closest friends: including Hugh Jackman, Adam Sandler, and Chris Rock.
Also present at her b-day bash, was her former co-star and long-time friend Jake Gyllenhaal. The two co-stared in 2002’s The Good Girl, and have since been sporadically linked to each other as a romantic couple.
Super Bowl XLV is this Sunday, Feb. 6. Tune in to see which celebrity couples will attend.
By Tanni Deb for Cupid's Pulse
Get ready to rumble! On Feb. 6, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers will face off in Arlington, Texas to battle it out for the Super Bowl XLV title. But don’t think sports junkies will be the only ones in the stands – the football extravaganza is an event many stars attend. Which celebrity couples will make it to Cowboys Stadium on Sunday?
Big Daddy Adam Sandler and wife Jackie welcome Baby Sunny.
Big Daddy star Adam Sandler, 42, and his wife Jackie Sandler, 34 announced the birth of their second daughter on AdamSandler.com, yesterday. Sunny Madeline was born on November 2nd, appropriately timed with a month to spare before the release of her father's new movie Bedtime Stories. "Everyone is happy and healthy," according to the announcement.
We wonder how Sunny's two-year-old sister, Sadie Madison, is fairing. She actually broke the news of her mother's pregnancy to her father by handing him the positive pregnancy test, according to Celebrity Babies Blog. Nonetheless, when daddy jokes about telling a two-year-old that "'[Mommy] just has something growing in her that's eventually gonna shoot out her vagina and take half your toys,'" on The Tonight Show, we can't help but worry. And hope that both girls inherit their father's funny bone.
Ladies enjoy action movies, why can't dudes love a wedding movie?
There are two words that make most men cringe: Wedding Season. Why is that? Is it a fear of commitment? Is it a desire to avoid the battle between Bridezilla and Momthra? We're not entirely sure,but ever notice how every movie with a wedding is automatically labeled a chick flick? Well we tracked down a few of the best wedding movies out there for the dudes. They prove that weddings aren't necessarily the beginning of the end, and they can even be fun. In order to make the list, the movie had to be mostly about a wedding (or series of weddings), it can't just have a tacked on wedding at the end (like the latest installment of certain adventure-archeology series). Also, the movie has to be something that a straight guy would watch with one of his buddies (buffer seat optional). From "Honeymoon in Vegas," to "Father of the Bride" these classics will let you have your cake and eat it, too. Wedding cake, that is..
