New Horrible Bosses clip released

Ever felt like killing your boss? Well these three guys have! (That has to be how they opened the pitch for this one). New comedy Horrible Bosses on its way

So far, Seth Gordon’s TV directing work has somewhat outshone what he’s achieved on the big screen. With episodes of Parks & Recreation, Modern Family, Community and The Office under his directing belt, it’s

Four Jennifer Aniston movies not starring ‘Rachel from Friends’

With  getting her sexy on for Horrible Bosses, we take a look back on some slightly different roles for the star...

With the release of Horrible Bosses this week, it’s tempting to think of this as the first time  has played against type. As the sex-obsessed boss of one frustrated worker, the film sees the usually demure leading lady in a supporting role that’s less than sanitary. It’s refreshing to see her play something other than a version of Rachel, a role she’s been stuck with since Friends ended in 2004, but there haven’t been many efforts to shirk the kooky love interest label over the years. Here are five examples of Aniston out of her comfort zone:

Rock Star (2001)
In a film about a tribute singer’s rise to stardom in the very band he admired, Aniston plays the supporting love interest, a situation she knows all too well from later work. In this early movie role however, she shines within an all-star cast that threaten to envelope her, and sets the groundwork for later success. The important thing to remember is, it isn’t a rom-com.

Derailed (2005)