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Jake Gyllenhaal and Tom Cruise Honor Jerry at Prince of Persia Premiere!

Molly — Tue, 18 May 2010 06:00:00 PDT

Jake Gyllenhaal wore a polka-dot tie to triumphantly bring his Prince of Persia to LA last night. He was full of smiles and happy to sign autographs between posing with his beautiful costar Gemma Arterton. Jake has already been around the world with the movie including when they managed to premiere it in three cities in one evening. Jake also famously showed off his dance moves during his stop in Russia. Now, they're back in the states for one more big push before the May 27 release. Gemma kept things light by revealing her thoughts on Jake's kissing skills. The Grauman's Chinese Theatre red carpet wasn't just about the screening, however since Prince of Persia's producer Jerry Bruckheimer had his hand and footprint ceremony!

Tom Cruise also came out to honor Jerry, his Top Gun producer, who is simultaneously being celebrated with a series of star-studded screenings of his films this week. Nicolas Cage, Jon Voight, Ben Kingsley, and Billy Bob Thornton rounded out the group of guys. Tom is on his own promotional tour for Knight and Day starting with last week's Oprah so we'll be seeing a lot more of that famous grin over the next month.

To see lots more from the premiere including Alanis Morissette, Jaime King, Billy Bob Thornton, and others just read more.

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Images include: Alanis Morissette, Ben Kingsley, Gemma Arterton, Jaime King, Jake Gyllenhaal, Jerry Bruckheimer, Jon Voight, Michelle Monaghan, Tom Cruise, Nicolas Cage, Tom Skerritt, Billy Bob Thornton

Manorexia: Eating Disorders in Men

FitSugar — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 11:16:59 PDT

Recently, the FitSugar pages were filled with posts on eating disorders for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week and here is an unfortunate follow up - the number of men suffering from eating disorders is on the rise. Seems eating disorders are not just for the ladies anymore.

Harvard researchers reported the results of the first national study of eating disorders and in a population of nearly 3,000 adults they found that 25 percent of those with anorexia or bulimia and 40 percent of binge eaters were men. Researchers were surprised by the numbers since previous studies estimated the numbers closer to around 10 percent.

Experts believe that males are becoming more vulnerable to social pressures to achieve the perfect male body - the ultimate "six-pack" abs. Men are often reluctant to admit they have an eating disorder because they feel it is a woman's problem. Additionally they do not like to admit that they feel out of control around food. However there are a few celebrities that have spoken publicly about their problem. Dennis Quaid sought treatment for his disorder after losing 40 pound for a movie role - in fact I believe he helped coin the phrase "manorexia." Billy Bob Thorton has battled with anorexia and lost 59 pounds, while Elton John has divulged that he suffered from bulimia.

Hopefully, as more attention in the press is paid to the growing number of men afflicted with eating disorders those suffering will seek help. And women too. "Be comfortable in your genes" was the motto of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week and I hope these men and women with eating disorders can.

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PopSugar — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 12:51:42 PST

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