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Jennifer Aniston Hard At Work

Jennifer Aniston and her co-stars have been busily shooting their new film “He’s Just Not That Into You.”

The highly anticipated, star-laden flick has been in motion since earlier this summer, and Los Angeles residents close enough to catch a glimpse are being treated to some serious celebrity sightings.

Is Matt Damon’s Bourne Better Than James Bond?

With the onset of the latest installment in the Bourne franchise, Matt Damon is doing some big talking about how his character Jason Bourne stacks up against another famous JB… James Bond.

Damon says that Bourne is a safer bet when it comes to motives.  He’s, “an imperialist and he’s a misogynist. He kills people and laughs and sips martinis and wisecracks about it.” Meanwhile Jason Bourne is more realistic and hence more exciting.

Damon, Garner and Affleck Get Silly For The Environment

You saw them teaming up in Good Will Hunting, but now Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are getting together for another cause… Mother Earth.

Matt Damon has a lot going on lately.  He’s coming out with his new film “The Bourne Ultimatum” and a new environmentally friendly spot on YouTube called “Clean My Ride, Flex My Fuel.”

Clean Your Face With Jennifer Garner

With celebrity endorsements seemingly at an all-time high (I mean, come on.  Jennifer Aniston poses naked with a bottle of water) Neutrogena has enlisted A-lister Jennifer Garner to be their new face.

And it seems that working with one of the world’s leading face wash companies really pays off.  Reportedly, Garner has received a cool $1million for hocking the new Anti-Oxidant Age reverse treatment line.

Ben Affleck Offers Wisdom To Graduates

It’s that time of year again.  High School graduation.  It’s a time when the ending of one chapter gives way to the beginning of another chapter in the lives of young people.  And Ben Affleck made one class’ graduation extra special.

This past Friday, the Good Will Hunting actor attended the Falls Church High School commencement ceremony in Washington DC.  It was to fulfill the request of a terminally ill student.