American Reunion

Las Vegas is one of those distinctly American creations: it was designed and built by a gangster, in the middle of a deathly desert, as a utopian celebration for bad behavior, gilded excessiveness, criminal activity and off-color kitsch. It's a place where you can stay in intricately themed hotel/casinos based upon the pyramids of Egypt, Arthurian castles, New York City, Paris, Amazonian rain forests, Roman coliseums and Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "Treasure Island," but you'd be hard-pressed to find a museum or library to attend. And yet there's something hypnotically attractive about this place – we keep returning to it, again and again, both in real life and in the movies. This week's "Hangover, Part III" climaxes (as it were) in Vegas, high atop Caesar's Palace, and in keeping with this we decided to celebrate the bad taste and blinding neon lights of Vegas by showcasing ten of the very best Las Vegas movies.  "Ocean's 11" (Lewis Milestone, 1960) It's a swinging good...

video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player Still hoping against all odds a Friends movie will someday make it to theaters? Well, the hilarious above video starring Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and Matthew Perry may be as close as we'll ever get. OK! News: Brad Pitts Explains Why He Wasn't Happy at the End of His Marriage to Jen Aniston The trio shot the skit to promote Jennifer's appearance today on Ellen DeGeneres' talk show. The clip shows Jennifer arriving at Matthew's house early in the morning to seek advice on how to handle her upcoming Ellen co-hosting gig. Watch: See How Two Friends Stars Reunited by Accident But when Courteney comes to the door, it becomes clear she and Matthew were having some intimate conversations of their own. As were Portia de Rossi, who tries to sidle on by a shocked Jennifer. And then Ellen comes crawling on her hands and knees past Jennifer and Matthew! OK! Old School: Five '90s Shows We Want to Come Back Check out the entire video to see which other Friend star makes an off-screen cameo. Do you think there will ever be a Friends movie? Which other '90s shows would you like to see return? Tell us in the comments section or tweet us @OKMagazine.   Photo credit:  Ellen DeGeneres