One of Jennifer Aniston's former flings is auctioning
off letters, notes, pictures and other memorabilia
from the "Friends" star.

Michael Baroni, a California lawyer who claims he had
a summer romance in 1984 with Aniston, is selling
keepsakes such as a makeshift birthday card she wrote
on a piece of toilet paper and a childhood picture of
the pair.

According to Baroni, their summer lovin' he was 16,
she was 15 turned into a longtime friendship until
they lost contact in 1991, when Aniston's showbiz
career began to soar.

David Grohl of the Foo Fighters the "nicest guy in
rock," Courtney Love would beg to differ.

"Dave gets to walk away unscathed and be the happy guy
in rock, when he's one of the biggest jerks," Love
says in the August issue of Spin. "He's been taking
money from my child for years."

Love, the widow of Kurt Cobain, and Grohl, who played
drums in Nirvana, have feuded before. Grohl and
Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic became mired in three
years of litigation in a dispute over the timing of
the famed grunge band's box set, "With the Lights
Out."

They settled their legal issues in September 2002 and
the CDs were released last year.

As for being the "nicest guy in rock," Grohl wonders
where the title came from.

"I don't know. Because I don't do coke?" Grohl asks
Spin. "I supposed it's not taking anything for granted
and feeling lucky to be here.

The Foo Fighters are on tour of North America in
support of their double album, "In Your Honor."

Set aside Nov. 1 for, "Revenge of the Sith," it hits
DVD, allowing fans to watch all six movies in George
Lucas' epic at home.

Lucasfilm Ltd. also announced Monday it will release
the franchise's new video game, "Star Wars:
Battlefront II," on Nov. 1.

The two-disc set for "Star Wars: Episode III — Revenge
of the Sith" will include a making-of documentary
produced by Lucasfilm; featurettes on the movie's
stunts and an Internet documentary series featuring 15
segments produced for the Web.

The year's top-grossing film with $376 million in
domestic revenue.