The celeb talks about her life now in the new issue of 'Harper's Bazaar.'

Movie star and frequent tabloid target JENNIFER ANISTON reveals how she's doing now in the 140th anniversary issue of Harper's Bazaar, on newsstands October 23.

The celeb -- who was spotted earlier this month in Mexico with ORLANDO BLOOM -- has been getting back into work this year after a self-imposed break. She'll appear in the ensemble comedy 'He's Just Not That Into You,' along with BEN AFFLECK, DREW BARRYMORE and SCARLETT JOHANSSON. A big-screen adaptation of the best-selling book by GREG BEHRENDT and LIZ TUCCILLO, 'He's Just Not That Into You' follows modern-day relationships and how we often misread each other. The movie is due out next summer.

Other projects on her slate include the romantic flicks 'Management' with STEVE ZAHN, and 'Traveling' with AARON ECKHART.

Aniston also shares her redecorating plans with the mag, and reveals why she is considering a move from California to New York.

Reflecting on the past 140 years of Harper's Bazaar, America's first fashion magazine, Editor-in-Chief GLENDA BAILEY says, "Harper's Bazaar has always been for the well-dressed woman with a well-dressed mind-someone with a point of view as sharp as her stilettos and a sense of humor that is as smart as her sense of style. We're not just about hemlines, we're about headlines. To paraphrase COCO CHANEL, a fashion magazine doesn't exist just in dresses, it has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening."