Seriously? OMG! WTF?

The cast of hit TV sitcom Friends looks set to reunite in a deal worth an estimated £2million each. Jennifer Aniston has confirmed rumours of a one-off special in which she will play Rachel Green. Speaking on Channel 4’s Richard and Judy, Miss Aniston, 37, said: "I do miss it. The only thing I can think of doing is maybe a Thanksgiving episode. Our Thanksgiving episodes were really fun." Previous suggestions of a reunion foundered because she was said to be reluctant to take part. But she is believed to have changed her mind after talking to her friend and former co-star Courteney Cox, 42, who played Monica Geller. Miss Cox said recently: "I can see us coming back together to do a Thanksgiving show. The story is continuing even if we’re not watching. I think they see each other every Thanksgiving."The comedy, which ended in May 2004, told the story of six inseparable friends in Manhattan. It became a cult hit thanks to the chemistry between its cast, which also included Lisa Kudrow as Phoebe, Matthew Perry as Chandler, Matt LeBlanc as Joey and David Schwimmer as Ross.

Daily Mail 

Just like Suri’s pictures, the longer they wait the less they are worth, so they better do this soon.

LET’S hope Matthew Perry’s new sitcom, "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip," is a hit – because Hollywood’s hottest TV producer, Darren Star, won’t ever work with him after the run-in the two had this week at a Los Angeles movie theater.

According to several sources, Star arrived at the AMC Century 14 in Century City the other night with a close friend and the friend’s 11-year-old niece and 15-year-old nephew to see "Superman Returns."

"Everyone was very excited," one source said. "Darren didn’t want to see the movie at the premiere or screening – he explicitly wanted to see it on opening night as a paying customer. It is a magical experience."

After buying tickets, Star’s group found four seats together, "but they had tape over them, as if they were reserved – like they do at premieres," we’re told. "But movie theaters do not reserve seats, and this was not a premiere, so Darren lifted the tape and his group sat down."

Moments later, a theater employee came up to the "Sex and the City" creator and said, "You can’t sit here. These seats are reserved." When Star objected, the employee threatened to call security, prompting Star to ask, "Who are they reserved for?"

The employee said, "Matthew Perry." Star replied: "Well, you tell Mathew Perry that Darren Star is sitting in his seats because I got here first and this is not a premiere or a screening." The employee shuffled off and came back moments later saying, "Matthew Perry would like to speak with you."

Another eyewitness said: "Perry was in the hallway outside of the theater with a group of three adults, looking very annoyed. When Darren got there, he demanded to know why Darren was in his seats."

After the two bickered for a bit, Star finally said, "Look, I am here with a friend and two children. Do you really want us to move?" Perry snipped: "Yes."

Star’s group moved, but he’s said to be still fuming over the incident.

Star declined comment. Perry, via his rep said, "I really enjoyed the movie, although it is slightly implausible that a man can fly." A customer service manager for the theater said, "No, we don’t reserve seats. Not even for celebrities."

One Hollywood insider laughed: "Matthew Perry thinks he is so special, he has to call up and reserve his seats? I mean, come on – ‘Friends’ has been off the air for years now."

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