From Friends to fashion icon! Jennifer Aniston may have made her mark on the style scene as Rachel Green, but the actress has proved time and again that her flair for fashion goes well beyond miniskirts and overalls. Her red carpet looks are always next level. Whether she’s opting for a classic little black dress or throwing on a pop of color (red is her go to), The Morning Show actress is an expert at adding a sexy spin to an otherwise elegant gown.

Traveling bunch! The cast ofJersey Shore: Family Vacation is moving into a house near Wildwood, New Jersey, for the second season of the reboot because they can no longer film long term in Seaside Heights, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly. “They have been filming the second season here but they haven’t officially moved into their house yet,” the source tells Us. “MTV couldn’t get Seaside to approve permits for filming so they’ll be moving into a house near Wildwood.

“Life isn’t like a Full House episode,” writes Jodie Sweetin in her explosive memoir unSweetined (out November 3). She should know. In 1995, after an eight-year run as Stephanie Tanner on the ABC hit, she spiraled into a cycle of drug abuse, including ecstasy and crystal meth. And despite having daughter Zoie in 2008 and proclaiming to People and Good Morning America that she was sober, the two-time divorcee continued to snort cocaine — and, one reckless night, drove drunk with her baby.

John Stamos is reflecting on the breakdown of his marriage to Rebecca Romijn in his new book, If You Would Have Told Me, decades after their whirlwind romance. Stamos, now 60, began dating Romijn, now 50, in 1994 and they got engaged on Christmas Eve three years later. The twosome tied the knot in September 1998, but tension was brewing beneath the surface of their relationship. “As I’m lifting Rebecca up, I’m losing myself,” Stamos writes in his memoir, out now, claiming there were “toxic friends” in Romijn’s circle who had a strong influence.

Sorry y’all, but John Travolta isn’t as creepy as you think. The Grease alum’s handsy and slightly odd treatment of Idina Menzel’s chin at the 2015 Oscars was all planned, his rep tells Us Weekly.   During Sunday’s ceremony, While presenting Common and John Legend with the Best Original Song Oscar for Selma’s “Glory,” the duo made light of Travolta mangling the Broadway star’s name at last year’s awards. "Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage my very dear friend, Glom Gazingo,"