Talk with #AndersonLive: Jennifer Aniston's New Smartwater Ad

Wednesday, September 19, 2012 7:28AM

Jennifer Aniston Pregnant with Triplets, Wears Wig in Smartwater Ad
Jennifer Aniston shows off her comedic side in a new video advertisement for bottled water brand smartwater. Aniston wears a funny wig, sports a large baby bump, and has a grown son named Jimmy Kimmel. Have you seen this viral video? (Video courtesy of smartwater.) -- YouTube.com

Donald Trump Blames Kate Middleton for Topless Photo Scandal
Real estate mogul Donald Trump is blasting Kate Middleton for the topless photo scandal, saying she has "only herself to blame." Do you agree with Trump? -- Blog.Zap2It.com

America's Dirtiest Cities Also Most Vibrant
As part of the annual America's Favorite Cities survey, "Travel + Leisure" readers ranked 35 cities based on culture, dining, shopping, safety and how clean the city is. Among the dirtiest were Los Angeles, New York City, New Orleans and Atlanta. Do you agree with this list? -- TravelandLeisure.com

Texas Mom Arrested for Allegedly Helping Kids Vandalize Neighbor's Home
A suburban mom from Dallas has been charged with felony criminal mischief after she allegedly helped middle school boys prank their classmates' slumber party. The damage to the home totaled $6,000. What should happen to this mom? -- DailyMail.co.uk

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