Jeff Goldblum

• Jeff Goldblum has been cast as one of Rachel's dads on Glee — BuddyTV
• See a grown-up Haley Joel Osment in the Sassy Pants trailer — NextMovie
• Watch the trailer for Girl in Progress starring Eva Mendes — Rotten Tomatoes
• Check out a shirtless Michael Fassbender on his latest magazine cover — The Hollywood Reporter
• Watch the Josh Kelley music video that Katherine Heigl directed — Moviefone
• Was that really Steve Carell on The Office? — HuffPost TV
• Find out which rapper is hosting the Grammys — Zap2It
• Kristen Wiig puts a rest to the Bridesmaids sequel rumors — /Film
• Check out the hottest Winter TV fashion — FabSugar

The cast of Morning Glory swung through NYC last weekend to promote their movie with a junket and star-studded premiere before its release yesterday. Rachel McAdams was a total delight talking about her Christmas wish list and here's the rest of our sit-down interviews with the cast. First up is Harrison Ford, who beyond being one of the most iconic actors in the world, was full of the dry wit for which he is so well known. He chatted about his experiences being fired and the surprising things on his rider. Check out our videos with Harrison, Jeff Goldblum, and Patrick Wilson below!

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Rachel McAdams chats about transitioning from Diane Keaton's onscreen daughter to employer while at the NY premiere of Morning Glory. Check it out on PopSugar Rush!

Rachel McAdams was the center of attention last night at the NYC premiere of Morning Glory. She and costars Patrick Wilson, Harrison Ford, and Jeff Goldblum were on the black carpet after a long weekend of doing press at their junket — we talked with the four actors on Saturday, so stay tuned for video later this week! Rachel also chatted yesterday before heading into the screening, mentioning how awesome it was to reunite with Diane Keaton following their work together in The Family Stone. Their current movie is all about Rachel's character, Becky Fuller, as she figures out her work and life balance, and she said the struggle hit close to home. Rachel fit in a few days of press during a break from working on her new Terrence Malick project in Oklahoma with Ben Affleck, who was likewise able to have some time off. Patrick and Jeff, meanwhile, stopped to share about Rachel's great comedic acting in their film — lots of video to come later today on PopSugar Rush!

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Remember the movie formerly known as The Baster, starring Jennifer Aniston as a woman who decides to inseminate herself and Jason Bateman as her best friend? It's now known as The Switch, which I think is an infinitely better title. Know what else is a nice surprise? The plot, which involves Wally (Bateman) switching his sperm for the original donor's, is not nearly as weird/bad as it sounds on paper.

Turns out that Wally makes the exchange while rip-roaring drunk, and doesn't remember what he did — or if he even did it. Fast forward to seven years later, and he meets Cassie (Aniston) again with her son, who is the spitting image of him. The humor in the script is evident even in this short preview (I giggled a few times). The cast looks great here too; Bateman is taking a break from playing a jerk, Aniston is giving us the kind of comedy she does best, and the supporting players — Jeff Goldblum, Juliette Lewis, Patrick Wilson, and a freakishly adorable little boy — all look like they round out the movie solidly.

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Jennifer Aniston was joined by her costars Jason Bateman and Juliette Lewis on the set of The Baster in LA yesterday. The gang is back together for some reshoots, but they didn't need to make the trek to NYC where they shot the rest of the movie earlier in Summer. Jennifer showed up with a smile yesterday amid the news that she's one of the most bankable actresses. This weekend, however, it's Jason's turn to see how he fares at the box office with Couples Retreat — check out Buzz's lukewarm review here.

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• Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing celebrates its 20th anniversary this week. — MTV Movies Blog
• Dear Heroes: Please don't bring back Ali Larter again. — TV.com
• Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince: Will you reread it before the film's release? — Popwatch
• Here's a live Wilco and Feist duet. — Stereogum
• Jeff Goldblum: alive, well, proving it on The Colbert Report. — TV Squad
• In this era of a zillion teasers and trailers before a movie's release, how do we avoid premature trailer fatigue? — Cinematical
• RIP, Vibe magazine. — Jezebel