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In other Oscar news, last night's 81st annual Academy Awards marked the first time Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were all in the same room since Brad dumped her for Angelina Jolie back in 2005. It will likely go down in history with other landmarks such as Washington crossing the Delaware and Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.

When Black made a joke about how all Pixar films win Oscars, Aniston said, "I apologize Mr. Katzenberg [Jeffrey Katzenberg is the co-founder of Dreamworks], I don't know why we let him out of the house." The camera then panned to Jolie, who laughed.

When Aniston announced the nominees, she moved to the center of the stage, right in front of Jolie and Pitt. When the lights were down, Aniston smiled directly at Pitt, but not at Jolie. Aniston then presented Best Short Film; both Pitt and Jolie kept huge smiles on their faces the entire time. As Aniston walked off stage, Jolie and Pitt both clapped. (Source)

See now? That wasn't so hard now, was it? Imagine how much easier the media would have gone on them if they would have just been friendly to each other before this. And there's nothing wrong with staying friendly with your exes. It's supposed to be really healthy, even. I say this objectively speaking of course, because I would literally set my boyfriend's ex on fire before I let her come near us.

More of Jennifer Aniston with John Mayer wearing a (what else) white gown at the Vanity Fair Oscar party last night: