Jennifer Aniston In 'No Rush' To Get Married

Jennifer Aniston is in no rush to tie the knot, saying she and fiance Justin Theroux "already feel married".

The 44-year-old actress sought to set the record straight and dismiss rumours surrounding her relationship with Theroux.

"We just want to do it when it's perfect, and we're not rushed, and no one is rushing from a job or rushing to a job," she said.

"And, you know, we already feel married."

Aniston and Theroux, 41, began dating more than two years ago and got engaged on his birthday in August last year.

Since then, their indefinite plans have led to speculation ranging from a broken engagement to Theroux getting cold feet.

"We have yet to set any dates," Aniston said.

"There have been no cancelled weddings. There have been no postponed weddings.

"There have been no arguments about where to get married. Just clearing all that up."

The actress, who became a household name as Rachel in Friends, was promoting her new film, We're The Millers, co-starring Jason Sudeikis.

JJ Cale: Grammy Winner Dies From Heart Attack

US singer-songwriter JJ Cale, whose music was made famous by Eric Clapton, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Johnny Cash among others, has died at 74.

Cale, who was one of the most versatile musicians of his era, suffered a heart attack and passed away at hospital in La Jolla, California.

In the 1970s, Clapton recorded his songs After Midnight and Cocaine, while Lynyrd Skynyrd covered Call Me the Breeze.

Cash also later covered Call Me the Breeze. Other artists that have recorded Cale's work include Carlos Santana, Tom Petty and Randy Crawford.

Cale and Clapton recorded an album together, The Road to Escondido, which earned Cale a Grammy in 2008.

In 2006, Cale said in an interview: "I'd probably be selling shoes today if it wasn't for Eric."

More recently, Cale wrote one of the songs, Angel, on Clapton's newest album, which was released earlier this year.

He performed guest guitar and vocals on the track. In a Vanity Fair interview several years ago, Clapton said Cale was the living person he admired most, according to Cale's agent's website.

He was born in Oklahoma City in 1938 and then moved to Los Angeles in the 1960s and flourished.

Cale, real name John Cale, influenced some of the world's most famous musicians with songs that were laid back and mellow, yet with a driving groove.

Neil Young, Bryan Ferry and Mark Knopfler were among his many fans in the music world.

Young once described Cale as the best electric guitar player he had ever seen other than the late Jimi Hendrix.

A former member of the Grand Ole Opry touring company, Cale never rose to the level of success of his admirers.

But his fingerprints could be heard all over the genre in the 1970s, and his music remains influential.

As his latest studio album, 2009's Roll on, was released, Cale said: "I remember when I made my first album, I was 32 or 33-years-old and I thought I was way too old then," according to his website.

"When I see myself doing this at 70, I go, 'What am I doing, I should be layin' down in a hammock,'" he joked.

But for the guitarist, producer, engineer, singer, songwriter, music was a lifelong vocation.