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• Vulture wonders which of this summer's superhero movies might suck.
• When MTV Movies Blog caught up with Seth Green recently, he shot down all the rumors of an Austin Powers 4.
• TV Squad has a look at some Saturday Night Live players who made it big.
• Cinematical wonders: Who's more uncomfortable with onscreen nudity, men or women?
• Want to see what Liz Lemon looked like in 1992? Give Me My Remote has the horrifying video.
• Meanwhile, the TV Addict takes a look at Janeane Garofalo and Cherry Jones in the first photo from 24's seventh season.
• Popwatch has a sneak peek at the Tribeca movie I recently told you about, Bart Got A Room.
• Stereogum has heard all of the Evil Urges album, the latest from My Morning Jacket, and they have a lot to say about it.

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This year's Paley Festival in LA has brought out some of our favorite TV stars new, old, and somewhere in between. This week after the Apatow/Pushing Daisies fun, the crews from Friday Night Lights and Chuck both took the stage. Mr. Zachary Levi could use a haircut, but I guess he doesn't have to just yet, since Chuck isn't coming back until next Fall. And speaking of coming back — yay! — the FNL cast says they are very hopeful about being able to return for season three — check out more on those panels here. The biggest news of the festival, however, has to be the Buffy the Vampire Slayer reunion with adorable Sarah Michelle Gellar. Everyone other than Alyson was out to answer questions from some of the show's most diehard fans. Buzz was lucky enough to be in the audience, so don't miss her take on all the excitement.

To see more of the Buffy, Chuck, and FNL casts and producers just read more

Buffy, Tara, Spike, and Xander, together again! A large part of the cast of Buffy the Vampire Slayer took the stage Thursday night at the PaleyFest in Los Angeles, revealing some secrets from their eight years of working on the series and taking questions from appreciative fans who often credited Buffy with shaping their whole lives.

And when I say appreciative, there really should be a capital A. This crowd of more than 800 cheered at everything — from the opening clip of one of Sarah Michelle Gellar's 1994 scenes on All My Children to the introduction of the panel's moderator. (In terms of cast members, James Marsters seemed to get the most applause, but show creator Joss Whedon was the only person to get a standing ovation.)

In attendance: Whedon, writer/producers Marti Noxon and David Greenwalt, and cast members Gellar, Marsters, Amber Benson (Tara), Nicholas Brendon (Xander), Emma Caulfield (Anya), Charisma Carpenter (Cordelia), Seth Green (Oz), and Michelle Trachtenberg (Dawn). Both Eliza Dushku and Alyson Hannigan were listed in the program, but neither showed — bummer. But the others kept the conversation lively — especially Green, who had a one-liner for everything, for better or worse.

The night really got going with a screening of the musical episode "Once More with Feeling" (not a sing-along, sadly). The episode proved to be a perfect starting point for talking about what's made Buffy so enduring, so for the scoop (update: here's part two of my report), just read more

A good part of the star-studded cast of The Air I Breathe came out to the Arclight in LA last night for the premiere of their movie. Sarah Michelle Gellar Prinze (still getting used to that) stole the show looking gorgeous in her stunning blue number. While she had no Freddie by her side, her costars Andy Garcia and Brendan Fraser were there to keep her cracking up on the red carpet. Love John Cho. Wait, no, I spoke too soon — Seth Green's gross mustache is what stole the show. Hey now.

To see more from the premiere including Seth Green's mustache just read more

Ever since the Great Ferry Boat Disaster of 2006, the words "A Grey's Anatomy special event" have struck fear into my heart. I've taken them as a synonym for unrealistic, overblown plot lines and too-sudden, too-tidy resolutions. But I was pleasantly surprised by this week's "special event," if only because none of the main characters died and then came back to life (yet). There were some groaningly predictable moments, but there were also some genuinely strong scenes, so to hear what I thought were the highs and lows, just read more

Christmas came early in LA this weekend for the premiere of Fred Claus. Vince Vaughn, Elizabeth Banks and a blonde Robert Downey Jr. put on their Christmas colors to walk the snow covered red carpet. Ludacris brought his daughter to the family friendly film while Hollywood hotties Bradley Cooper and Scott Speedman came solo. We're excited to see Vince on the big screen just in time for the holidays, and he recently spoke about some of his Christmas memories. Here's more:

Do you remember when your belief in Santa was first shaken?
I remember the day I had neighbors that let me know – I was 6 years old – that there was no Santa Claus. They go, 'You know there's not a Santa Claus, right?' – and, of course, covering in front of them I was like, 'Well, yeah. Of course there's not a Santa Claus, guys.' Then I went to my sisters, and they said, 'Okay, now you know the painful truth, there is not a Santa Claus.' I was the youngest. They said, 'Don't tell mom and dad, because then we may not get gifts anymore. You got to keep pretending that you think there is Santa Claus, or you are not going to get any gifts.' I was like 16 going, 'Dad, when is Santa coming down the chimney?' My dad was like, 'Look it's getting weird, you are getting older, you know there's not a Santa, right?' "

Apparently Vince was a successful actor at a young age if his dad really thought he believed in Santa until he was 16. Lots and lots more pics including Andy Garcia, Seth Green, Jon Favreau, Kevin Sorbo, Justin Long and more so read more

Chris Crocker, the extreme Britney fan, has officially reached internet celebrity status. He's got people impersonating him left and right. Even legitimate celebrities like Seth Green have joined his cry-hard fan club. So cheer up Chris! Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, you know. (Hee, hee, hee...)

It's an Emmys weekend and you know what that means - gifting suites! Yay for celebrities getting free stuff. In case you missed it, we're giving away some free stuff too - so fill out the Ballot! Do it! As these not-quite-A-Listers gathered up some goodies, the big show's big names are gearing up. No, not Britney, who definitely isn't appearing after all. Ryan Seacrest took a moment out of his busy schedule to talk about his hosting gig, saying that beyond a possible song/dance number there will be other surprises. He told Extra, "There’s a very interesting costume change, which could be the biggest mistake of my career…it’s that embarrassing." Anyone else picturing Ryan as Ugly Betty?

Lots more including Alli Simms, Brooke Mueller, Jack Osbourne and more so read more

Mila Kunis was looking just put-in-your-pocket precious at the Just For Laughs Festival's Family Guy Press Conference in Montreal on Saturday. Sometimes I forget how adorable she is; and especially love that she dates Macaulay Culkin. She may have been in town just to promote the TV show, but apparently the deal is all but sealed for a Family Guy movie. I guess we'll see this weekend how things go for The Simpsons Movie before judging the public's response to their beloved Sunday night animated shows moving to the big screen. Buzz wants to know, would you go to a FG movie? Or does it just feel like they're copying their predecessor?

More of adorable Mila so read more