Jennifer Aniston is apparently ready to convert to Kabbalah, and yes, Demi Moore is responsible for this!

Jen turned to Buddhism after her divorce from Brad Pitt but the Daily Mail reports that the actress is considering making the switch to the more uh, "fashionable faith."

Jen and Demi have known each other for a few years, but it looks like they reignited the friendship spark last month in NYC. A source tells the Mail, "They spent ages talking and Demi was waxing lyrical about how life-changing and wonderful Kabbalah is, and how much it helps her in her day-to-day life. Jen seemed enthralled by what Demi had to say and was hanging on her every word."

And it looks like Gwyneth Paltrow may be influencing her decision too! The Mail also reports that Jen was overheard discussing Kabbalah with Gwyn at the reopening of the La Mamounia hotel in Morocco in November.

Think Jen will take the plunge? It's not like it's Scientology, and if it will help her out, maybe this isn't so hard to believe! But she sure seems like the least likely Hollywood star to do it...

The REAL Situation (Feat. MTV Jersey Shore's The Situation, Snooki, and Pauly D) - watch more funny videos

Okay, this actually is kinda funny! Don't know that I'm dying from a giggle attack, but The Situation proves that a) he could actually make it as an actor and b) his abs deserve their own spot in the Jersey Shore credits.

Jennifer Garner took her daughters to a local park over the weekend, and it looks like Seraphina got VIP treatment when it came to finding the perfect play area. Violet didn't seem to mind as Jen took Seraphina down the slide, showed her the swings and all the other wild rides.

SUCH adorable girls! Click the gallery below to see over 80 shots of the cuteness!

Nicole and Joel did some post-Christmas shopping at Barney's yesterday ... We're still analyzing her new brunette look.

Nicole Tweeted about the fresh color, saying: "I went brunette. I feel smarter already."

Girlfriend just can't stop wearing fur! The other day, Kate Hudson had on a winter white fur-lined number and matching fur-lined Uggs. And while she's finally gotten rid of the coat in favor of a down puffer, she couldn't let go of the pelts completely, topping off the ensemble with a fur hat.

Between Kate and her mom and Elle, I'm wondering if Aspen shouldn't ban fur altogether!

Is it just me or while watching Meet the Barkers did you not totally fall in love with Travis, despite him not being your "type"?

I'm not necessarily into the skinny, tatted-up rocker dudes, but this guys is so genuine and such a good dad, a romantic, funny, that you can't help but like him.

The Blink 182 drummer has the most adorable kids too -- Alabama and Landon got a little pretty from their mom Shanna Moakler and a little street from their dad and the mix is super cute!

Looks like Melanie's black eye has healed!

Decked out in an eye-catching leopard print coat, Melanie and hubby Antonio Banderas (who knew his beard was so gray!) enjoyed the Aspen snow yesterday with their daughter Stella.

Beware the reflection off the snow, Mel! We don't want another cancer scare!

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have made a $1 million end-of-year donation to the SOS Children's Villages to support keeping siblings together in SOS homes rather than separated in traditional foster care.

SOS-Florida and SOS-Illinois were founded over fifteen years ago to provide an alternative form of foster care in the US - that puts an end to multiple placements, separation from siblings, physical and sexual abuse or neglect and abandonment, according to the group's website.

Jolie said of the donation, "We have seen first-hand the remarkable job SOS does to raise orphaned and abandoned children and keep families together. No one 'ages out' of an SOS Village: vocational training, advanced education, living assistance and moral support are there forever."

Pitt said: "In this holiday season, many of us take for granted that we are surrounded by loving family members. The poor outcomes for foster children indicate that we must do a much better job of supporting them."