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Jen Aniston and John Mayer helped Courteney Cox and David Arquette celebrate their nine year anniversary last night.

The two couples attended a humanitarian event in honor of Jeffrey Sachs (who is known for his charity work with Ms. Jolie) at a steakhouse in Los Angeles.

A witness says that Jen and John, “had their arms around each other. She was rubbing his back and whispering into his ear. They were touching each other non-stop all night.”

The couple have been spotted together numerous times over the past couple of months. John attended the cast party of Aniston’s new film, Marley & Me, in Miami and more recently they enjoyed time together at the home of Cox and Arquette.

Of the relationship with Aniston, Mayer has said, “This is not a scandal, this is not an issue, this is not a problem, this needs no spin control. This is me living my life.”

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Keanu and Winona in the 2006 movie, A Scanner Darkly

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Star magazine is reporting that Winona Ryder, 36, and Keanu Reeves, 43, are totally hitting it off on the set of their new film, The Private Lives of Pippa Lee.

The couple are getting lots of face time in each other’s trailers.

A source says, “They are also always hugging on the set. The chemistry is really electric.”

While on break from filming they have been spending time together at Keanu’s NY pad.

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Clark Gable and Loretta Young
“The Call of The Wild” (1935)

This sounds like it was a huge scandal at the time. I read an excerpt from their daughter’s book, available on her website, and she wasn’t aware that she was Gable and Young’s biological child until her husband told her about the rumors when she was in her 30s.

[Call of The Wild] Indeed. He was married and she a devout Catholic, but their passion got the better of them on the set. Young went on a long trip to Europe, months passed and she announced she was “adopting” a daughter, Judy — who grew up to look just like mom and Clark Gable. Judy Lewis detailed all in her book, ‘Uncommon Knowledge.’

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Robert Rodriguez and Rose McGowan
“Grindhouse” (2007)

Fans were shocked when Rodriguez split with his wife, Elizabeth Avellan, after 16 years and five children. Though tabloids rushed to credit an affair with McGowan for the split, Rodriguez released a statement saying they had separated before ‘Grindhouse’ production — and his trailer-shaking trysts with McGowan — began.

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Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini
“Stromboli” (1950)

While filming in Italy, the then-married Bergman fell for her director and became pregnant. When Congress declared her an “influence for evil,” she decided to remain in Italy, leaving her soon-to-be-ex-husband and daughter in the U.S. Wed in 1950 and divorced in ‘57, the Rossellinis had three children together, including famed actress Isabella.

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It sounds like Cruise was cheating on Mimi Rogers when he arranged to meet the lovely Aussie up-and-coming actress on the set of “Days of Thunder.” The rest is history cloaked in exaggerated mystery:

After seeing Kidman in ‘Dead Calm,’ Cruise flew her in from Australia for her American movie debut. By film’s end, Cruise had left real-life wife Mimi Rogers in the dust and was igniting headlines with Kidman. The couple married on Christmas Eve 1990, adopted two children and separated — amid much mystery — just before their 10th anniversary.

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Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck
“Gigli” (2003)

Remember that dancer guy Lopez had just married before she made this clunker of all clunkers? Neither did she.

When Affleck famously took out an ad in a Hollywood trade praising Lopez’s ample talents on set, J.Lo dumped dancer husband Cris Judd and “Bennifer” was born — ushering in the era of Hollywood couple name-mashing. Though Bennifer called off their wedding in 2004, they’ll always have ‘Gigli,’ one of the biggest box office bombs ever.

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Ali McGraw and Steve McQueen
“The Getaway” (1972)

Sam Peckinpah’s ‘The Getaway’ had it all: car chases, explosions, gunplay — and a big juicy affair between the “The King of Cool” and the hot ‘Love Story’ leading lady, who was inconveniently married to studio chieftain Robert Evans at the time. MacGraw left Evans and wed McQueen in ‘73, but their ardor ran out of gas: They divorced in ‘78.

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Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall
“To Have and Have Not” (1944)

In her debut film, sexy, smoky-voiced 19-year-old Lauren Bacall told Bogey, 45, he didn’t have to do a thing for her except maybe whistle. “You know how to whistle, don’t you … You just put your lips together and … blow.” Before long, Bogart blew off his then-wife. Bogie and Bacall wed and had two children before his death at 57.

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