Seth Rogen On Career Highs, Lindsay Lohan & 'Green Hornet'

Seth Rogen gives a goofy grin at the premiere of 'Monsters Vs. Aliens' in LA

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Seth Rogen is in high demand these days. The actor has three movies opening in 2009 - and even Lindsay Lohan is asking the "Monsters vs. Aliens" star to call her back.

Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson caught up with the actor at the junket for his new DreamWorks animated movie, where Seth talked about his career explosion.

"A lot of people would say your career right now is on fire," Shaun told Seth.

"Ya maybe. We'll see... It's going pretty good. I'm very thankful," he said.

Though he might be landing role after role, according to Seth, he can still lead a fairly normal life unlike a lot of Hollywood's elite.

"I can go everywhere without getting recognized," he explained. "You know, people don't really [recognize me.]"

And that is mainly due to his recent break up, which fans may not know about, the actor joked.

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"Ever since me and John Mayer stopped dating, the floods of paparazzi stopped following me around so," he laughed. "So, that was a good move I think."

Seth also cleared up a report that Lindsay Lohan had been calling him about a possible project together.

"I actually asked my agents and, no. No one [from Lindsay's camp] has tried to contact us." Seth told Access. "I would call her back. If it was a work-related thing then why not, you know?"

Seth might not be getting calls from Lindsay, but he's being called upon to play a super hero in the upcoming "Green Hornet" movie.

"Yeah it's happening. Were making it," Seth said. "Michel Gondry is directing it, 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,' he's a great guy. He's a true visual genius. And it's exciting. We're going to make it. It's happening!"

Jennifer Aniston: I Hate "This Whole 'Poor Lonely Jen' Thing"

Jennifer Aniston doesn't want anyone's pity over her love life."This whole 'Poor lonely Jen' thing, this idea that I'm so unlucky in love?," she says in her buzzed-about December Vogue interview. "I actually feel I've been unbelievably lucky in love...I'm right where I'm supposed to be."Her marriage to Brad Pitt simply "didn't work out," she says.

"Whoever said everything has to be forever," she explains. "That's setting your hopes too high. It's too much pressure. And I think if you put that pressure on yourself that's unattainable."Post-Pitt, she says she has met many lovely guys.Vince Vaughn helped her bounce back."I call Vince my defibrillator," Aniston says. "He literally brought me back to life ... He was lovely and fun and perfect for the time we had together."
Even with her on-again beau John Mayer, the actress says, "I deeply, deeply care about him; we talk, we adore one another. And that's where it is."

Still, she stresses, she refuses to live her life for a man."I never liked Sex and the City, the kind of thing where women only feel empowered once they find the Man," Aniston says. "It is just not up my alley. I don't believe in it."I'm going to have children," she declares. "I just know it."

Expert: John Mayer's Jennifer Aniston Kiss and Tell "an Ego Thing"

Apparently, John Mayer angered Jennifer Aniston's pals when he told photographers over the weekend that he "ended" the relationship.

"He’s acting like a spoiled child," an Aniston pal snipped to MSNBC's Courtney Hazlett. "Expect Jen to behave like a lady.” (Incidentally, the source adds, “it’s she who ended the relationship.")


So what made Mayer dish about the dumping?

"It's a pride and ego thing," Lee Kane, author of How to Be a Professional Bachelor, tells Usmagazine.com. "I think it makes him temporarily feel better. He's either hurt or has gotten hurt — otherwise he wouldn't have gone out of his way in talking to the media."

Mayer has a habit about blabbing about his exes.

• He joked about his sex life with Jennifer Love Hewitt after they split (he later apologized).

• Following his split with Jessica Simpson, he blogged a letter to an "ex lover," writing, "perhaps you didn't understand the last time I told you to stop contacting me." (The post only fueled Internet speculation that he was referring to Simpson; he later said he wasn't.)

Kane tells Us while it's "immature talking about his conquests," it has to do with "the dominant male psyche.

"He wants to feel that he's in charge and that he's making all the decisions," Kane explains.

Mayer's latest blab session should be a warning to single ladies in Hollywood.

Says Kane, "Anyone who tries to settle a man like that down is barking up the wrong tree."