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Sandra Bullock said in Interview magazine (with Jennifer Aniston) that as a young actress in New York she auditioned for “perverts” who asked her to drop her pants; she persisted, shifted away from rom‑coms after Crash, and went on to win an Oscar for The Blind Side while taking on more serious roles (and later appearing in Practical Magic 2).
Sandra Bullock says she intentionally paused rom‑coms in the mid-2000s after taking heat for them, choosing prestige roles like Crash; she later returned to rom‑coms with The Proposal and All About Steve, while continuing high‑profile projects such as The Blind Side and Gravity. Practical Magic 2 will be her first film in four years as she cared for a partner with ALS and focused on family. Jennifer Aniston says rom‑coms brought joy and she’d like to bring funny back, and Bullock agrees it’s hard work, but both actresses seem open to a rom‑com comeback.
Brad Pitt opened up in Esquire about a painful period when he briefly contemplated suicide, saying the thoughts were about relief from pain but that he didn’t act on them. He also revealed that he’s no longer sober after seven years, drinking in a more restrained manner. The piece notes that Jennifer Aniston is reportedly deeply worried and wants him to get help from therapist Jim Curtis, a path she’s endorsed for her own healing, and that the couple have grown closer again. The coverage also references Pitt’s fraught relationship with his six children and widespread tabloid speculation surrounding the family dynamics.
Jennifer Aniston's relationship with wellness coach Jim Curtis has grown more public, but insiders say her close friends are divided: some worry he may be an opportunist or performative, while others fully support the couple. The pair recently appeared together at a 92nd Street Y event for Curtis's book, which Aniston moderated, and Curtis has discussed their approach to disagreements and his health journey that inspired his work.
Jennifer Aniston's close-knit friend group is reportedly split on her wellness coach boyfriend Jim Curtis, with some doubting his motives while others are supportive. The couple recently stepped out at a New York event for Curtis's book, and insiders say he has blended into Jen's circle, though not everyone is fully convinced yet.
Jennifer Aniston’s close friends differ on her romance with hypnotist Jim Curtis: some worry he’s an opportunist and comes off as performative, while others in her inner circle have embraced him and see a good match. The couple reportedly started dating after a Mallorca vacation in mid-2025, went Instagram-official in November 2025, and have appeared publicly together, including a 92nd Street Y interview where Curtis discussed his book and health struggles. Reps did not immediately respond to comment requests.
Jennifer Aniston, dating hypnotist Jim Curtis, injected a risqué dodgeball joke into a 92nd Street Y interview celebrating his book The Book of Possibility, joking “speaking of dodging balls” to playful laughter; Curtis said the moment embarrassed him, and the pair, who’ve been dating since July, also discussed meditation to handle disagreements and have no plans to marry, per Page Six.
Jennifer Aniston joined her boyfriend, wellness coach Jim Curtis, at a 92NY event to discuss his new book The Book of Possibility; Aniston interviewed him about his wellness journey, his approach to coaching and hypnotherapy, and their relationship, with Curtis later guiding a meditation as the book hits shelves.
Jennifer Aniston revealed a deep fear of public speaking during an intimate New York City interview with her boyfriend, life coach and hypnotist Jim Curtis, who is promoting his project The Book of Possibility. The couple, dating since 2025, shared affectionate moments—kissing at the end and Jim leading a guided audience meditation—highlighting a supportive, meditative dynamic as Aniston notes she’s choosing to overcome the fear for him.
Hypnotist and author Jim Curtis, who has been dating Jennifer Aniston for over a year, spoke at a 92nd Street Y event about surviving lesions on his spinal cord in his 20s that caused partial paralysis and chronic nerve damage. He stressed the importance of acceptance and not living as a victim, and discussed his ongoing health journey as he promotes his new book, The Book of Possibility.
Jennifer Aniston is openly sharing her relationship with Jim Curtis—posting about him on Instagram, praising his work, and bringing him to dinners with close friends—yet friends say she has ruled out marrying again, a stance she hasn’t publicly confirmed. The romance reportedly grew from a long friendship, with a Sept. 2 event featuring Curtis on the horizon.
Jennifer Aniston's wellness-coach boyfriend Jim Curtis describes her as grounded, open-hearted and kind in a recent interview, praising how she stays true to herself amid fame. He also details their budding, reportedly serious romance after being linked publicly in 2025, and says they handle disagreements through meditation and open communication while feeling welcomed into Aniston's close-knit circle.
Jennifer Aniston and her hypnotherapist partner Jim Curtis say they’re in the honeymoon phase and navigate early arguments with meditation and open dialogue. Curtis says they’ve been together about 18 months, describe Aniston as grounded and loving, and emphasize tools like meditation, acceptance, and understanding to keep the relationship smooth; they have no plans to marry anytime soon.
Jennifer Aniston has publicly celebrated her relationship with Jim Curtis—posting about him on Instagram, praising his work, and dining with friends including Courteney Cox—while sources told Page Six that she’s told him she’s never getting married again. The couple has grown closer since going public in 2025, but there are no marriage plans, according to friends and her prior comments.
Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox vacation on a luxury yacht off Mallorca with friends including Aniston’s partner Jim Curtis, plus Pedro Pascal, Judd Apatow and Leslie Mann, enjoying sunbathing, swimming and water sports; the outing underscores their long-running Friends friendship, with Aniston praising Cox during a Walk of Fame tribute, while Seinfeld’s jokes about the show’s similarities also surface in coverage.