Watch the New Smurfs Trailer With Neil Patrick Harris and Jayma Mays!
See the all-new trailer for The Smurfs, featuring lots of Neil Patrick Harris and Jayma Mays, as well as the voices of Katy Perry and Hank Azaria. Read more
The Smurfs Trailer: Ready or Not, Here They Come
The first full-length trailer for The Smurfs is reminiscent of other cartoons-gone-live-action, like Alvin and the Chipmunks — and I don't mean that in a good way. Neil Patrick Harris and Glee's Jayma Mays star as the couple who accidentally happens upon the tiny blue creatures when they escape from their village and end up in New York City. The smurfs are voiced by Katy Perry, George Lopez, Read more
Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway Spread Their Love in LA
Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway got together last night to premiere their Love and Other Drugs during the AFI Film Festival in LA. The duo posed on the red carpet with director Ed Zwick, as well as alongside Hank Azaria and Michelle Monaghan. The good times carried over to the afterparty at the Roosevelt hotel, where Jake and Anne kept the hugging coming. Anne's boyfriend, Adam Shulman, wasn't Read more
Gwyneth Paltrow, Sofia Vergara, and Ryan Seacrest Stand Up to Cancer Together
Vanessa Hudgens, Kristen Bell, and Mandy Moore walked the red carpet on Friday before heading in to take their seats at the Stand Up 2 Cancer phone banks in LA. The hour-long telethon was broadcast on multiple major networks and streamed across the web, and the effort raised more than $100 million dollars for research in the fight against the disease. Modern Family's Sofia Vergara and mom-to-be Read more
The Smurfs Teaser Leaves Us Feeling Blue
Da-da-da-da-da-da...I've been hankering for footage of The Smurfs ever since the brilliant likes of Neil Patrick Harris and Hank Azaria got involved. Their participation brought such promise for the redo of the TV series — but now that I've caught the first teaser, I'm a little let down. What starts out as quasi-charming spoof on blockbusters turns into a mash-up of the theme song and "Wild Read more
Year One: Primitive Humor
The trailer for the new movie from director Harold Ramis, Year One, kind of confused me. How were two cavemen types (Michael Cera and Jack Black) bumping into Romans? What? Well, it turns out nothing regarding an accurate historic timeline in this movie makes sense, but that's OK. It's the least of its problems. If I had to describe this comedy in one sentence I would say it's as if a Mel Brooks Read more
Ben and Owen Team Up For Another Night at the Museum
The stars of Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian reunited on the red carpet last night for the premiere at the National Air and Space Museum in DC. Ben Stiller, Robin Williams, and Owen Wilson took their characters to Washington this time around, with Amy Adams adding a feminine touch to the cast. Last night Owen dished about how much fun it is to make movies with his longtime buddy Read more
Harlow Stays Home, Her Parents Had Bigger Fish to (Not) Fry
What do Nicole Richie and Joel Madden have in common with newlyweds Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen? Apparently, a love for sushi. The two couples joined Chef Nozawa and others to attend the SugarFish by Sushi Nozawa grand opening party in Marina Del Rey last night. Baby Harlow stayed home for the night while her parents partied, but that's OK; we doubt she's old enough to enjoy yummy sushi Read more
Coveted Crib: A Subtle SoHo Loft
Actor Hank Azaria (well-known as the voice of Apu and Moe on The Simpsons) gave free rein to decorator Eric Hughes to design his SoHo loft, purchased from master photographer Cindy Sherman, away from his primary digs in LA. The result is a home that's unique, rugged, and elegant, filled with a mix of European furniture from the 1930s through the '70s and original art, framed by awesome Read more
Run, Fat Boy, Run: A Sadly Ordinary Underdog Story
Run, Fat Boy, Run comes from a background of comedy gold, three times over: the off-kilter quirkiness of writer Michael Ian Black, the sweet goofiness of director David Schwimmer, and the British everyman humor of cowriter and star Simon Pegg. Ideally, the film would have joined the three comedy styles seamlessly, creating a lovable, hysterical movie that could do no wrong. Unfortunately, Run, Read more
