Jennifer Aniston Incognito on the Set

She’s never been much of a fan of the paparazzi, but Jennifer Aniston has never gone quite this far to avoid them!
The “Rumor Has It” hottie was spotted wearing a black jacket with an oversized black hood as she exited her vehicle upon arriving on the set of her new movie “The Baster” earlier today (March 24).

Jen was joined by costar Jason Bateman, who wasn’t nearly as concerned about hiding his face from the shutterbugs. Perhaps Miss Aniston was having a bad hair day!
“The Baster” is about a mentally disturbed and unstable man who finds out that his best friend is undergoing artificial insemination to become pregnant. He secretly replaces the sperm donor’s semen with his own and is forced to live with the secret that he is the child’s real father.

Jennifer Aniston shells out $56,000week for hair on 'Marley and Me' tour

By Eloise Parker
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER


John Mayer isn't the only tall, dark and handsome guy at Jennifer Aniston's side. And her other mane man has clocked up an estimated $56,000 fee for traveling with the actress.

Aniston's hairstylist Chris McMillan is estimated to have charged the sky-high sum to accompany the actress on her week-long European trip to promote the comedy "Marley and Me," according to Britain's Daily Mail.

The hair guru is responsible for Aniston's low-key look - a loose center-parted style that most women recreate daily with just a quick blast of the hairdryer and squirt of hairspray.

But, traveling with Aniston doesn't come cheap.

McMillan accompanied the 40-year-old on a first-class flight from Los Angeles to London at an estimated cost of over $20,000 each before being treated to a seven-day all expenses paid stay in several top hotels for around $14,000 and a second flight to Paris costing $5,600.

In addition, his daily fee is said to cost another $2,000 per day, pushing up his paycheck up by another $14,000.

Although McMillan is a close friend of Aniston, who's long been famed for her luscious locks, it's unclear whether his paycheck was covered by the actress or by Fox, the studio which produced the film.

Jennifer Aniston vs. Angelina Jolie a box-office smackdown

It had to happen: Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston will finally get to duke it out.

At the box office.

Both actresses have big movies opening on Oct. 24: Angelina's "Changeling" and Jennifer's "He's Just Not That Into You."

But "Into You" also stars other appealing actors such as Scarlett Johansson, Ginnifer Goodwin, Drew Barrymore, her boyfriend Justin Long, Jennifer Connelly and Ben Affleck. Aniston plays Affleck's love interest in the adaptation of the bestselling relationship book that's also become part of the modern cultural vernacular. Click here to see the trailer on the author's website.

Director Clint Eastwood's period mystery, "Changeling," also stars John Malkovich and Amy Ryan, and already created Oscar buzz for Jolie at the Cannes Film Festival.

My bet? Jennifer will win the box-office battle and Angelina may end up with a little gold Oscar statue.

And the other thing to consider is that movie opening dates often change. Plus "Changeling" is not opening wide until Oct 31.

What do you think? Which movie - and actress - would you rather see and why?

Photos: WireImage

Jennifer Aniston Keeps Lining Up New Roles

She's got a sure-to-be hit movie "He's Just Not That Into You" opening up in theaters today, and Jennifer Aniston just keeps on lining up new projects.

The former "Friends" star, who appeared on the "Tonight Show with Jay Leno" last night, has announced that she'll be starring in a new movie called "The Baster".



Co-starring Jason Bateman, "The Baster" is a comedy centering around "a fella (Jason) who learns that his best pal (Jen) is planning to have a baby through artificial insemination. So he does what any normal person would do… he replaces her donor's semen with his own so that he's secretly the real father!"

Not only will Miss Aniston be starring the new movie, which begins filming this spring, but she's also signed on as the movie's producer.