LONDON (AP) – Jennifer Aniston says she would like to reprise her role as Rachel Green in a reunion show of TV’s most famous group of “Friends.”

“The only thing I can think of doing is maybe for fun doing a Thanksgiving episode,” Aniston said in a TV interview that was set to air Monday on Channel Four. “Our Thanksgiving episodes were really fun.”

“Friends,” which centered on the lives of six young friends living in Manhattan, ended its 10-year run in 2004. The NBC comedy also starred Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer.

Aniston, 37, was in London to promote her new film, “The Break-Up,” co-starring Vince Vaughn. She gave little away when asked to comment on speculation that she and Vaughn are dating.

“Where did you hear that?” she said to Judy Finnigan, co-host of the “Richard and Judy” talk show.

“Listen, he’s a great man, he’s a great friend, he’s a great actor and so much fun,” Aniston said.

HONG KONG (AP) – Jackie Chan has apologized for disrupting a recent concert by Taiwanese singer-songwriter Jonathan Lee.

Chan climbed on the stage and then exchanged insults with the audience during Lee’s July 10 concert. The Ming Pao Daily News quoted Chan, star of the “Rush Hour” movies, as saying onstage that he was drunk.

The 52-year-old action star was filmed by an audience member, apparently by a cell phone. The footage was posted on the video-sharing Youtube.com Web site.

The video showed a surprised Lee asking Chan, “How come you came up?”

When audience members began yelling for Chan to get off the stage, Chan responded with a Cantonese insult. As he prepared to sing, Chan motioned Lee’s band to start playing, then abruptly stopped the music. The crowd eventually applauded after Lee and Chan began singing a duet.

Chan had been an invited performing guest at Lee’s July 9 concert.

Meeting with reporters after a promotional event Sunday for his new film, “Rob-B-Hood,” Chan was initially reluctant to address the incident, but later apologized.

“I was wrong. I shouldn’t play with my friendship with Jonathan Lee in public,” he said. “I apologize to Jonathan Lee and I apologize to the audience that night.”

Asked about the video footage of his disruption, Chan said: “I don’t care. I’m not a saint. I’m an ordinary person.”

Separately, Chan said he is set to film “Rush Hour 3” this summer. He said filming will take place in France, New York and Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Nancy O’Dell is back on the beauty queen beat.

The “Access Hollywood” co-anchor will co-host Sunday’s Miss Universe pageant on NBC with actor-singer Carlos Ponce.

O’Dell served in the same role at last year’s Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants.

Carson Kressley of “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy” and Miss USA 2004 Shandi Finnessey will provide roving commentary during the two-hour pageant.

Latin singer Chelo will be the musical guest. His English-Spanish single “Cha Cha” was featured during Mexican coverage of the recent World Cup soccer tournament. His debut album, “360 Degrees,” is due out July 25.

Reigning titleholder Natalie Glebova of Canada will crown her successor during the 55th annual pageant airing live from the Shrine Auditorium, the first time since 1998 that the United States will be the host country.