Monogamy is not a romantic comedy. Given its title (and the fact that it stars Rashida Jones and Chris Messina), it sounds like the natural setup for something cute and light. But the film is not only dark, it's creepy. Messina stars as Theo, a wedding photographer planning for his nuptials to his fiancée Nat (Rashida Jones). Theo's life is pretty run-of-the-mill until he starts mixing up his Read more

You may not know the name, but you probably know the face: Chris Messina has popped up in a few big movies over the last few years, usually playing the love interest (Julie's husband in Julie and Julia and Vicky's insensitive fiance in Vicky Cristina Barcelona) rather than the lead. But for me, Messina is someone that I've taken an interest in since his lead role in the little-seen indie romance Read more

The cast of Julie and Julia moved cross-country for the NYC premiere after hitting the red carpet in LA earlier this week. Meryl Streep went a bit more casual this time while Amy Adams took it up a notch in her floor-length gown. There were a few famous chefs out for the night, as well as Julie Powell who inspired the title character of the film. Both Yum and Buzz had the chance to interview Read more

Amy Adams and Meryl Streep posed side by side at the LA premiere of Julie and Julia last night. Ashley Greene looked hot all glammed up after her trip to Comic-Con while Chuck's Yvonne Strahovski went for a fresh-faced look. The food-centered film will hit theaters on Aug. 7, and we're getting hungry just thinking about all the delicious recipes. View 35 Photos › Photo 1 Photo 2 Photo Read more

Get ready to swoon! In the trailer for indie romantic comedy Ruby Sparks, Paul Dano plays Calvin, a struggling novelist who creates a character — a female muse named Ruby Sparks — to help him finish his book. Imagine his surprise when he finds Ruby (Zoe Kazan) in his apartment one day as his living, breathing dream girl. She's in love with him, and Calvin has to figure out what's going on: is Read more

The West Wing lovers, rejoice — Aaron Sorkin is coming back to TV with another politically charged drama, but this time he's focusing on the lives of those who cover politics. In the first trailer for the HBO series The Newsroom, we meet Will McAvoy (Jeff Daniels), a TV journalist who's known for being vanilla ("the Jay Leno of news anchors," as a detractor says). When he breaks his neutral Read more