These are some of Jennifer's most memorable and meaningful quotes. She always speaks her mind whether it be from a song, public function, or magazine article. This is what makes her so wonderful!!

"When somebody follows you 20 blocks to the pharmacy, where they watch you buy toilet paper, you know your life has changed."

It's impossible to satisfy everyone, and I suggest we all stop trying.

"Everybody always asks if we're happy. Give me a break. We're married two years. In Hollywood years, that's forever." - on her marriage to Brad Pitt, after 2 years

You know what, there is definitely a part of you that asks, 'Hmm, why am I getting noticed for my hair and not my work.'"

I usually wind up going with a movie that has a role that speaks to me as an actress. I tend to not want to do something I have done before. I look for something real… something funny… something dramatic... it doesn’t matter.

I loved being a waitress before I was a working actress… I think I would still be good at it.

Exercise...I eat 3 meals a day, all balanced meals and I do NOT cut out carbohydrates all together...that's a loss. Exercising and eating right, and trying to keep your mind in a healthy place. That's half the battle.

went to see a Broadway Show...”Children of a Lesser God” …sitting in the first row. And I was swept away into another world. And I wanted to do that for people. Because as a kid, I wasn't the happiest kid...once I started seeing plays...little windows into other people's lives.

Telemarketing timeshares...where people really start to hate you. Anonymously of course. I worked in an ad agency as an assistant to the broadcasting dept. My favorite job was waitressing...people interaction and all.

First, Happy Early Birthday and congratulations on your recent marriage! I love you as an actress and your work on Friends so much! I think you have so much potential still yet unseen...But, my question is: what is your main goal in working with Voxxy, and what point do you want to get across for teenage girls?

My father especially not. He's an actor himself...he thought the amount of rejection would be too painful. And he wanted me to have a career that would guarantee a salary. So, of course, that made me want to do it even more.

First of all, make sure you know why you're doing it. Second of all, take classes and get into a great acting class. Find a wonderful teacher. It's a tough business and you have to have thick skin. And that's something they don't teach in class. And just have a lot of patience...I had bad job after bad job after bad job...one movie in particular called 'Leprechaun.' You've got to start somewhere!

Get to the root of the problem...talk, talk, ask questions, educate yourself. I haven't had one but I've battled with the issue of weight, and it's very painful and very confusing. And I think this industry contributes to that...the unrealistic goals that girls are trying to achieve, whether it's the acting or modeling world. Find someone to talk to and get to the root of the problem. I'm just now starting to educate myself about it because I've been hit with so many accusations about having an eating disorder myself. But I have no problem with eating!

Talk to each other...don't let them escape. My parents tried to escape each other and me...If I had only known I could plop down next to them and ask them...at the time though parents weren't really getting divorced, I was the minority. And don't let them fight through you either. And it has nothing to do with you Which is one thing I didn't do...I could go on and on. It's a tough one to give a quick answer to.

think they affect it by putting it out there. It starts with the human being and their obsession, and the media just feeds on it..The hardest thing to get is an understanding of who you are and what you're trying to achieve. You have to realize that the media isn't real, it's fantasy...it's created. The obsessions starts within unfortunately and the media feeds into it. Detach yourself--put down the magazines. That's what I've done. I'm right there with you, I'm in the same boat. I did it when I was a teenager and when I was in my 20's.

First of all, I'd like to say that I don't feel I'm a 'spokesperson' for young teens. That's too much responsibility. I feel equal to all young teens and women in the quest for truth about the world and what it's all about. Would I be as fit if I wasn't on TV...I don't know, since I am. All I know is that being fit makes me feel very good. I sleep better and I feel better about myself. Unfortunately they go hand in hand...that's a truth about the business. But I don't do it for the business--I do it for myself.