By AMELIA PROUD

Good morning, angels: Alicia Keys, Jennifer Aniston and Demi Moore were a delightful sight on Good Morning America this morning

If ever a film had star power behind a film, it's Jennifer Aniston's latest labour of love, Project Five.

And we're not talking just one shining light, but a stellar line up headed not only by Aniston, 42, but Demi Moore, 48 , and Alicia Keys, 30

The movie is an anthology of five short films exploring the impact of breast cancer on people's lives, and the famous three have directed one each.


Spreading the word: With such an important subject matter, Jen and Demi are keen to throw all their weight behind the project

Today the trio set out to spread the word about the inspiring project, and started with an appearance on Good Morning America.

All three looked stunning, though Keys, by far the youngest, was a fashion disaster in a beige boiler suit - only saved by her natural beauty.

Aniston looked great - so glowing with the flush of newly discovered love that she skipped to the studio, even stopping to pet a dog on the way.


Close: Jennifer rested her hand on her friend Demi as she reached for her morning drink, though she doesn't appear to need caffeine

But it was Moore, two years away from fifty, who stole the style laurels.

Divine in leather effect leggings and heels, her tweed blazer ensure she didn't look tacky but rather on trend.

Perhaps 33-year-old husband, and now Two and a Half Men star Ashton dressed her.
Commissioned for US channel Lifetime, the project is clearly also very much Aniston's baby, she said recently: 'Our hope with Project Five is to entertain, inform and inspire dialogue, research and prevention. Otherwise, our goals are small.'


Hit and miss: Demi could probably give Alicia a few style pointers as her boiler suit was a flop


Classic Jennifer: She didn't push any boundaries but Jennifer looked wonderful in her trusty blazer and vest

'We want these films to move people and empower those affected by breast cancer to stand tall through this challenge, which impacts ALL of our lives, no matter who we are.'

Project Five is Aniston's second foray into the world of directing.

She first sat in the director's chair for 2006 movie Room 10, a romantic drama based in the emergency room of a hospital.


Spotted: Dog-lover Jen, who has beloved late hound Norman's name tattooed on her foot, stops to admire the puppy

The film is based on a true story about eight women who were incarcerated at Texas’ Goree State Farm penitentiary in the 1940s.

The prisoners formed one of the first all-female western acts in history, capturing the hearts of millions in the process.

Project Five will air on the Lifetime Channel on October 10.


Reason she's smiling: Justin Theroux looked dashing as he arrived back at the couple's New York pad on Saturday




source: dailymail