Jennifer Aniston slams nudist rumors, disses Katie Couric: 'Is she a legitimate journalist?'

Jennifer Aniston slams nudist rumors, disses Katie Couric: 'Is she a legitimate journalist?'

Jennifer Aniston finally addressed rumors that have been haunting her for quite some. She is not a nudist. "No, we don't walk around nude," Aniston said, talking to pal Chelsea Handler on "Chelsea Lately" Wednesday night, about a tabloid report that fiancé Justin Theroux has converted her to nudism. "I mean, we do when it's appropriate," she clarified. "He's comfortable enough in his skin." RELATED: JENNIFER ANISTON’S ADVICE TO HER YOUNGER SELF: ‘GO TO THERAPY’ MICHAEL BUCKNER/GETTY IMAGES The blond bombshell also slammed Katie Couric. 'Is she a legitimate journalist?' she asked. "But no, that's not true. This is absolute B.S. … What are we like, collecting eggs naked and walking around the lawns naked?" Handler joked with Aniston that it was difficult being friends with someone so high-profile. "Katie Couric was asking me on her show about your wedding and I had to act like I didn't even know you were engaged because I didn't know that was out," Handler said. Anison was irritated by this piece of news. "What's Katie Couric?" she asked. "Is she a legitimate journalist? Is she getting tabloid-y? Is she on the 'Today' show?" RELATED: ANISTON AND THEROUX IN NO RUSH TO WED CLASOS.COM / SPLASH NEWS/CLASOS.COM / SPLASH NEWS Aniston tells Handler she may want to take a trip to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico for her bachelorette party. "She was on the 'Today' show," Handler replied. "She got a demotion to her own show." Aniston, 44, did reveal one new detail about her life with Theroux, 41 — the couple are raising chickens. "We inherited them," she said. "We have so many eggs. … People are getting so sick of getting eggs. It's like, 'Here, we didn't bring wine, we brought a carton of eggs'" The future Mrs. Theroux also dished about her bachelorette party plans. "I would just like to do a little trip to Cabo, or something fun," she said.




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Rush Limbaugh rushing out of Cumulus Media to WOR, with Sean Hannity in tow

Rush Limbaugh rushing out of Cumulus Media to WOR, with Sean Hannity in tow

Rush Limbaugh's contentious and seemingly inevitable divorce from Cumulus Media and WABC has moved another step closer to reality, according to a published report Sunday - and Sean Hannity may be leaving with him. New York radio observers have been expecting for the past year that Limbaugh and probably Hannity would leave WABC, which is owned by Cumulus, for rival WOR. WOR was purchased last year by Clear Channel, which owns Premiere Networks, which syndicates the Limbaugh and Hannity shows. RELATED: SEAN HANNITY FLIP-FLOPS ON DOMESTIC SPYING "Cumulus prefers to use its own talent, and Clear Channel is happy to bring Premiere talent in-house," said Robert Unmacht of iN3 Partners, a media group. Politico reported Sunday that talks between Premiere and Cumulus had broken down over the cost of renewal rights for the conservative hosts, who have the two most popular radio talk shows in the country and have anchored WABC afternoons for more than a decade. Their Cumulus deals reportedly expire at the end of the year. RELATED: RUSH LIMBAUGH: DON'T BLAME ME! Sean Hannity may also leave WABC for WOR, according to a report. RICK DIAMOND/GETTY IMAGES FOR WSB RADIO Sean Hannity may also leave WABC for WOR, according to a report. This report follows an indirect, but sharp exchange this spring between Cumulus CEO Lew Dickey and Limbaugh over Limbaugh's value to Cumulus stations. Noting that advertisers had left Limbaugh's show after his controversial remarks about birth control advocate Sandra Fluke, Dickey said Rush had cost Cumulus millions of dollars. Limbaugh fired back that Dickey was blaming Rush for the shortcomings of his ad sales department. RELATED: CUMULUS CEO: RUSH LIMBAUGH DID COST US MILLIONS! Politico's report suggested that if Cumulus does not renew Limbaugh and Hannity, that could leave their shows unavailable in some 40 cities. Many of those have a Clear Channel outlet that would be happy to have new brand-name hosts. Speculation about possible replacements at WABC for Limbaugh's noon-3 p.m. show and Hannity's 3-6 p.m. show has focused on Mike Huckabee and WABC evening hosts Mark Levin and Michael Savage, who signed with Cumulus last year. While Cumulus has noted that Savage has strong ratings, he has also made some controversial remarks that could present their own challenge in ad sales. A Limbaugh spokesman could not be reached for comment Sunday and a Cumulus spokesman said, "Cumulus is not in a position to comment about negotiations with talent under contract, no matter what the rumor of the day might



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