The stars gathered in Washington DC on Saturday night for the White House Correspondents' Dinner, where Jay Leno served as the evening's entertainment when President Obama wasn't cracking up the crowd himself. Jessica Simpson hit the red carpet in a bright yellow dress, while Scarlett Johansson arrived from LA with her politically active twin brother, Hunter. Jessica Alba wrapped up her duties as a Tribeca Film Festival juror to go with her husband Cash Warren, and Kim Kardashian wore her mother's vintage Valentino gown after deciding to put her hair up in a bun.
After the dinner were the post-parties, with the Bloomberg/Vanity Fair bash at the French Ambassador's residence bringing out celebs like Anna Kendrick and Glee's Matthew Morrison. Joe Simpson left Jessica's side to mingle with Jeremy Renner, who was linked to Jess just a few months ago. Jessica expressed her love for Michelle Obama but didn't have much to say about her current romantic status, commenting, "I have some situations that I am feeling out." She moved on to an event sponsored by People to join Gabourey Sidibe. Sex and the City 2's Kristin Davis and Cynthia Nixon, meanwhile, posed together, while Justin Bieber caught up with "his girlfriend" Kim. Jessica managed to avoid a run-in with her ex Tony Romo, who got a head start on the good times Friday night at an event with his girlfriend Candice Crawford and her famous brother, Chace.
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Last night Tracy Morgan was on Jay Leno being his usual self; though, nobody got pregnant. He did talk about what he'd be doing if he wasn't a comedian, how he used to pick up women before he was famous (though mostly postulating, I imagine, since he married his high-school sweetheart), and how he ensures his sons won't make him a grandpa.
Here's the first half where talks being a seductive sanitation worker and picking up women in the good ol' days.
The second, and better, half is below. He talks about his sons' sex lives, and how you know it's time for them to leave the nest when "their private parts are bigger than yours." We didn't know that! Watch it after the jump
Last night, Tina Fey was on David Letterman to promote her new movie Date Night, but not without talking about 30 Rock castmate Tracy Morgan. He frequently doesn't make sense, she says, but he always has the right pickup line. Watch her imitate his latest.
On a recent 30 Rock taping he went up to a beautiful blond extra all the men were trying to talk to and said "Look at your fine self. You look like you should be married to one of the San Diego Padres!" And that, Tina says, was exactly what she looked like.
These two aren't known for playing romantic leads — and their new movie is packed with lame poop jokes — but Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan do represent two very different types of men. In one corner you got Bruce, the prototypical tough guy who may attract women with his confident attitude. In corner number two you have goofy funnyman Tracy, who apparently wins women over with his hair (which can also impregnate them). Who would you choose?
Find out if BuzzSugar thinks Bruce Willis's and Tracy Morgan's Cop Out is worth a stop at the movie theater.
Johnny Depp and Anne Hathaway pop up in London for the premiere of Alice in Wonderland, where she gracefully composed herself after a wobbly moment. A Glee star gives us details about what's to come, and Maggie Gyllenhaal poses with fellow Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe in NYC. Plus, our review of Cop Out on the weekend edition of PopSugar Rush!
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It's easy to cast an odd couple in a movie, counting on their unexpected pairing for the initial draw. For Cop Out, that couple is Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan, a seasoned action vet and a live-wire comic. It's an inspired pair, and though there are some laughs in this caper, there's also a lot of laziness that makes this movie . . . wait for it . . . a total cop out.
As Jimmy and Paul, the straight man and goofy screw-up who have been police partners for nine long years, Willis and Morgan induce chuckles just by interacting in the beginning. Where director Kevin Smith goes wrong is relying too much on the sight gag of the polar opposites together.
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