Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn celebrated the holidays by checking in to an exclusive Southern California beach front resort under the name, "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," according to Star magazine.

The couple managed to get away to a classy, romantic suite at the Montage Resort and Spa in Laguna Beach, CA. They were spotted holding hands in the hotel and taking yoga classes together, according to an eyewitness.

Veteran comedian and actor Richard De Angelis, most recently of the HBO crime drama "The Wire," died of congestive heart failure and complications from prostate cancer in his Silver Spring, MD home on December 28. He was 73.

Jennifer Aniston is considering flashing her naked butt for fans. The sexy actress, who was recently photographed topless outside her Malibu home, says the public have now seen so much of her body she may as well pull down her panties and reveal all.

The former 'Friends' star says, "There's nothing embarrassing about anythinganymore. I'll tell you, at this point, there's such a freedom in a weird way. You can just say, 'Here I am. This is it.' It was like I was saying earlier today, 'Well, I might as well pull my pants down at this point, since they've seen everything else.'"

Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn reportedly spent their Thanksgiving holed up together at a luxurious resort.

The former 'Friends' beauty and the heartthrob actor - who have denied their romance despite being spotted kissing several times in recent months - are said to have checked in to the plush Sanctuary resort in Paradise Valley, Arizona.

Jennifer Aniston has vowed to re-marry and have children in five years. The stunning actress, whose divorce from Brad Pitt was finalised in October, admits she is still desperate to start a family and has vowed to fulfill her dream in the next few years.

Says Anistion, "In five years, I would hope to be married and have a kid. I still believe in marriage 100 per cent."

Jennifer Aniston has stunned fans by posing topless on a magazine cover.

The stunning actress appears on the front of American men's magazine GQ - wearing just a pair of cut off denim jeans.