"Friends" stars Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry have been added to the growing list of Emmy Award presenters. Aniston will also be competing with fellow "Friends" star Lisa Kudrow for an Outstanding Supporting Actress award. This is Aniston's first Emmy nod.

Presenters already confirmed include: Billy Campbell and Sela Ward from "Once and Again"; Jenna Elfman and Thomas Gibson from "Dharma & Greg"; Edie Falco and James Gandolfini from "The Sopranos"; Michael J. Fox and Heather Locklear from "Spin City"; Angie Harmon and Jesse L. Martin from "Law & Order"; Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally and Debra Messing from "Will & Grace"; Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton from "Everybody Loves Raymond"; comedian Chris Rock; "Late Night" host Conan O'Brien; former "ER" star Julianna Marguiles and Rob Lowe from "The West Wing."

Aside from "Friends," Aniston has appeared in the movies "Office Space," "Object of My Affection" and "Picture Perfect." Her next film "So You Want To Be a Rockstar," opposite Mark Wahlberg, is expected to be released in February. Perry has appeared in the film "The Whole Nine Yards," "Three To Tango" and "Fools Rush In."

Perry's name was pulled from the list of Emmy contenders earlier this because it was entered in the wrong category -- that of leading actor. All the members in the ensemble cast agreed to only list themselves in the supporting actor category.

ABC is airing "The 52 Annual Primetime Emmy Awards" live on Sunday, Sept 10 at 8:00pm.