Jennifer Aniston is looking radiant on this month’s Harper’s Bazaar, even if they were a little to liberal with the photoshopping.

She’s currently filming her new movie He’s Just Not That Into You with Scarlett Johansson, Ben Affleck, and Drew Barrymore.

The ladies of Sex and the City are back in Manhattan and back in the habit, and PopSugar has some early pictures that have surfaces from the shotting of the movie. Jennifer Hudson is also in the movie–playing Carrie’s new assistant. Hope it turns out good!

F/X has ordered another pilot from Nip/Tuck creator and screenwriter of Running With Scissors, Ryan Murphy, called Queen B. It’s a workplace drama, and apparently a number of top actresses over 40 have shown interest.

Paramount has set a June 2009 release date for the sequel to the massive hit Transformers, starring one of my favorite leading men, Shia LaBeouf. It’s unclear who will return for the sequel, but no Shia, no care.

Bill O’Reilly makes stupid comments about being surprised black people can act like civilized human beings. And what do you know? People are upset. He and Ann Coulter need to just get in the sack and make it official.

The lovely Miss Marcia Cross was spotted with her husband and her babies out shopping recently, and also talked about how she pretty much lives in her Desperate Housewives trailer.

For the first time Oscar winner Helen Hunt has directed a feature film, and naturally casted herself in the lead role. The film is called Then She Found Me, and it recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival.

Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart are starring together in a new movie called Traveling in which Eckhart plays a widower who writes a book about his grief and becomes a self-help guru–when Aniston enters his life and reminds him of the past.

Rachel McAdams is starring alongside Oscar winner Helen Mirren, Robin Wright Penn, Brad Pitt, and Edward Norton in a feature film adaptation of a BBC miniseries called State of Play.

Hey guys! So yesterday the site reached the most visitors and page views since November! What’s funny is that, yesterday what got so many people here was the whole T.R. Knight/Isaiah Washington story from the Globes. And what was it that peaked the site’s views in November and got us the biggest visitors the site has EVER achieved–even more than the Brangelina/Shiloh pictures? T.R. Knight’s coming out. Thanks, Grey’s Anatomy!

Anyway, some of our favorite people made the Forbes list for the richest women in Entertainment–including our girl Christina! Get it girl!

But of course, the abominable Oprah is still the richest.

Forbes’ 20 Richest Women In Entertainment:

1) Oprah Winfrey $1.5B
2) J.K. Rowling $ 1B
3) Martha Stewart $638M
4) Madonna $325M
5) Celine Dion $250M
6) Mariah Carey $225M
7) Janet Jackson $150M
8 ) Julia Roberts $140M
9) Jennifer Lopez $110M
10) Jennifer Aniston $110M
11) Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen $100M
12) Britney Spears $100M
13) Judge Judy (Sheindlin) $ 95M
14) Sandra Bullock $ 85M
15) Cameron Diaz $ 75M
16) Gisele Bundchen $ 70M
17) Ellen DeGeneres $ 65M
18) Nicole Kidman $ 60M
19) Christina Aguilera $ 60M
20) Renee Zellweger $ 45M

Apparently in the January issue of Vogue, Angelina Jolie talks about wanting to have a meeting wit Jen. What purpose that would serve I really don’t know. You’re a homewrecking, husband stealing, bitch…and she’s been in two failed relationships in the past 5 years. What is there to discuss?

Don’t even fret, Jen. Angelina’s ass came in second for most unpopular movie-star with movie-goers. Right behind the one and only Mr. Tom Cruise. Hmm..I wonder why?

Go adopt another African baby while the children of America go hungry and motherless, ‘kay?

Hugh Jackman says the script for the Wolverine prequel is finally finished.

Nip/Tuck creator and director of Running With Scissors Ryan Murphy is adapting and directing a film called “Eat, Pray, Love” that Julia Roberts will star in.

NBC better get their asses back to the drawing board because their Fall sitcoms are crashing and burning. Hmm..could explain why they just fired 700 employees.

A new Sandra Bullock comedy is being developed called All About Steve where she plays a brilliant crossword puzzler that stalks a TV news camera man.

Talledega Nights star Sacha Baron Cohen is set to star alongside Johnny Depp in the screen adaptation of Sweeney Todd.

The season finale of Flavor of Love gave VH1 its highest ratings in the history of the network. It’s a sad day when VH1’s programming kicks MTV’s ass.

CBS’ crime show Criminal Minds takes down ABC drama “Lost” for the first time.

Jennifer Aniston’s eyeing to star in a new dramedy written by the screenwriter of Hollywoodland.

American Idol season one contestant RJ Helton just recently came out of the closet. I kind of knew he was gay back when he was on American Idol, but I was also in love with him so I thought maybe it was just wishful thinking. Now I know my gaydar really is the shit. He was my fave before I heard Kelly Clarkson sing “Respect.”

Since Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn are my fave celeb couple right now, I was really disappointed when I found out they had split. Especially after finding out it was because Vince had cheated on her with some average blonde bimbo. Luckily though, Jen paid a visit to the Oprah show last week (the show airs this week) to confirm that the two ARE still together, so I can breathe a sigh of relief. And here I was thinking their relationship was nothing but a publicity stunt to get people to see The Break-Up.

Seems Jen isn’t the only one denying the break up rumors–her friend Courtney Cox Arquette’s husband David confirmed in an interview as well that the pair are still together, and Vince himself is now suing two British tabloids that claimed he cheated on my favorite “Good Girl.”

People magazine reports:

Vince Vaughn is making it clear that he’s still devoted to Jennifer Aniston: He’s threatening to sue several tabloid newspapers that alleged he was seen kissing a “mystery blonde” and had ended his relationship with Aniston.

In a statement released by the London law firm Schillings, Vaughn – described by his attorneys as the “Hollywood actor, also known for being the partner of Jennifer Aniston” – is said to be filing a “legal complaint” against “The Sun and Daily Mirror newspapers … and the New York Post.”

Vaughn complains that papers “published allegations that he was caught kissing a mystery blonde whilst attending a charity event on Sunday (Oct. 8 ) at London’s Old Vic theatre. Mr Vaughn will say that the articles suggested that he was unfaithful to Ms Aniston, with whom he had allegedly ended his relationship only a week before.”

The statement continues, “Ms. Aniston and Mr. Vaughn had not ended their relationship either at the material time or since. … The suggestion that he was having a passionate embrace and kiss, or has ever been unfaithful to Ms. Aniston, are false.”

According to the statement from Vaughn’s attorneys, “The case is expected to go to jury trial in London’s High Court in 2007, if it does not settle earlier.”

Aniston herself said on the episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show airing Oct. 11 that she and Vaughn had not split.

Asked by Winfrey if she and Vaughn had broken up, Aniston answered, “No, no.”

One of my fave couples Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn have given each other the boot. Wtf..was this whole “The Break-Up” era just a publicity stunt?

Grey’s Anatomy beat Desperate Housewives in the ratings again this week but CSI took down Seattle Grace.

Indie darlings Maggie Gyllenhaal and Peter Sarsgaard had their baby and named it Ramona.

Alias hottie Bradley Cooper is now engaged to Crash star Jennifer Esposito. (BTW, they are both GORGEOUS in person. Bradley’s eyes will make you melt.)

Yet another Jim Carrey project has been canned. The much talked about reunion of he and his former co-star Cameron Diaz is no longer moving forward with production.

“Cars,” the latest animated feature from newly merged Walt Disney Co. and Pixar Animation Studios, zoomed past “The Break-Up,” starring real-life celebrity couple Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn, to finish first in North American theaters this weekend.

“Cars,” the cinematic tale of a talking hot rod named Lightning McQueen, brought in $62.8 million during its opening weekend, box office tracking firm Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. said on Sunday.

“The Break-Up,” a surprise hit romantic comedy that actor Vaughn helped write, slipped into the No. 2 spot with $20.5 million in its second weekend.

The Friday-to-Sunday gross for “Cars” was the third-biggest opening for a film from Disney-Pixar, which has had a string of hits that have wheeled in more than $3.2 billion worldwide.

“Cars,” featuring the voices of Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Helen Hunt and racing icon Richard Petty, is the seventh film from the team and its first collaboration since Disney acquired Pixar in January for $7.4 billion.

Chuck Viane, Disney’s president of distribution, expects the film to cross the $100 million mark sometime next weekend.

“I think we’re going to have legs,” he said. Viane added that international distribution has been delayed until the completion of the World Cup soccer championship on July 9.

The G-rated feature, in which up-and-coming race car Lightning McQueen learns valuable life lessons during a forced pit stop in a sleepy town, is directed by John Lasseter, whose “Toy Story 2” opened at $57.4 million.

The “Cars” opening weekend lagged the $70.5 million posted by “The Incredibles,” which chronicled the adventures of a superhero family, and the $70.3 million take from the fish tale “Finding Nemo” — the highest-grossing Disney-Pixar film ever, having reeled in more than $865 million worldwide.

“X-Men: The Last Stand,” the fantasy film starring Hugh Jackman and Halle Berry, came in at No. 3 with $15.6 million and has so far brought in $201.7 million — making it the first film of the year to break the $200 million mark.

News Corp.’s 20th Century Fox released “The Omen” on the date 6-6-06 and set a record for the most money collected by a movie with a Tuesday debut.

The horror remake is about a boy named Damien Thorn, who is a spawn of the devil and branded with the number 666 — which Christianity refers to as the mark of the devil. The movie scared up opening weekend receipts of $15.5 million.

DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc.’s “Over the Hedge” fell from third place to fifth.

The animal cartoon, which brought in $10.3 million over the weekend and $130.3 million since its debut, edged out “The Da Vinci Code.” That thriller had the second-biggest worldwide box office debut and has brought in $642 million globally, according to a spokesman for Sony Corp., whose Columbia Pictures unit distributed the film.

On the independent front, director Robert Altman’s “A Prairie Home Companion,” brought in $4.7 million from 760 theaters to land for a seventh place weekend finish.

Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston took down the mutants in a weekend that was expected to see a second straight box office win for 20th Century Fox’s X-Men: The Last Stand.

Universal Pictures romantic comedy The Break-Up surprised the industry with an impressive $38.1 million from 3,070 theaters in its first weekend. The Vaughn and Aniston-starrer averaged a strong $12,395 per theater and cost about $52 million to make.

Fox’s X-Men: The Last Stand took a huge dive of 66.6% in its second weekend after setting the new Memorial Day weekend record last week. The third installment added $34.4 million and has collected $175.7 million so far domestically.

DreamWorks Animation’s Over the Hedge remained in the third spot and made another $20.6 million in its third weekend for a total of $112.4 million. The animated comedy was able to surpass Sony’s The Da Vinci Code, which had topped it the previous two weekends in North America. “Code” earned $19.3 million and has reached $172.7 million.

Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible III and Wolfgang Peterson’s Poseidon each dropped a spot with $4.7 million and $3.4 million, respectively. “M:i:III” has earned $122.7 million after five weeks, while Poseidon is at $51.7 million after four weeks.

Although it expanded to just 77 theaters, Al Gore documentary An Inconvenient Truth was able to enter the Top Ten in ninth with $1.3 million. The film has made $1.9 million in two weeks.

Also in limited release, the French action flick District B13, co-written and produced by Luc Besson, grossed $410,000 in its opening weekend in 151 theaters, a weak average of $2,715 per theater. Lionsgate opened the drama Peaceful Warrior in 10 theaters from which it made $77,000, and documentary The War Tapes was released in just one theater but managed to take in $13,200.