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Where to Find The Hunger Games Stars Next

BuzzSugar — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 10:58:36 PDT

The Hunger Games hasn't been in theaters one week but we're already thinking ahead to the Panem residents' upcoming projects. Which stars will be collaborating in the future? Who is appearing in this year's biopic about a 1970s porn star? Which young tribute has already written a movie to be released this year? Click through to learn the surprising answers and see what Jennifer Lawrence and the cast have planned for their next features!

Woody Harrelson and Lenny Kravitz Reveal the Surprising Keys to Creating and Costuming Their Hunger Games Characters

Lindsay Miller — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 02:50:00 PDT

As Haymitch and Cinna in The Hunger Games, respectively, Woody Harrelson and Lenny Kravitz play vital roles in Katniss's journey. We caught up with Woody and Lenny at the recent Beverly Hills press day for the movie to get their thoughts on their characters' real opinions on The Capitol and to talk about how they created their onscreen looks. Woody revealed which of his family members he modeled Haymitch's style after, and Lenny also shared some insight into his unique take on Cinna's wardrobe, which he admitted the costume department didn't exactly see eye-to-eye with in the beginning. Check out our interview and see The Hunger Games in theaters beginning March 23!

The Hunger Games: Who's Who in the Cast

Becky Kirsch — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 21:27:58 PST

The Hunger Games craze just keeps getting bigger and bigger as the first in the book trilogy moves closer to big-screen adaptation on March 23. By now you've probably seen The Hunger Games trailer, but how much do you know about the actors and the characters they'll be taking on? Whether you're a fan of the novels or just getting in on the hype, meet the cast that will be bringing the film to life - and learn a bit more about their onscreen counterparts.

Video: Meet the Hot Cast of The Hunger Games!

PopSugar — Tue, 24 May 2011 17:12:09 PDT

The Hunger Games cast is finally set! Lenny Kravitz signed on to the talked-about movie just yesterday, rounding out the list of main characters. Now that he's on board, let's take a look at all of the famous faces who will be bringing the beloved book series to the big screen. From Jennifer Lawrence to Josh Hutcherson to Woody Harrelson, BuzzSugar editor Becky Kirsch has the full rundown of stars!

Major Hunger Games Casting Update: Woody Harrelson Is Haymitch!

Becky Kirsch — Tue, 10 May 2011 17:05:16 PDT

We've been soaking up every drop of casting news from the much-anticipated adaptation of Suzanne Collins's best-selling novel, so forgive our excitement about this latest tidbit: Woody Harrelson will play Haymitch in The Hunger Games. Haymitch Abernathy is a former Hunger Games victor who has turned into a surly drunk with time (but still hasn't lost his strategy or survival skills). He's forced to coach Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) through the games, as all three are from the same district in futuristic Panem. I couldn't be more on board with this casting decision; Harrelson should have no trouble playing both the brusque, drunk side of Haymitch as well as the softer layer underneath. Earlier rumors had John C. Reilly in the role, but this is a better fit. Now all we need is our Cinna!

Justin Timberlake and Woody Harrelson Enjoy Some Friendly Competition

PopSugar — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:00:00 PDT

Justin Timberlake and Woody Harrelson filmed Friends With Benefits by the water in NYC yesterday, and today's shoot brought them together on a basketball court. JT got back to work after spending his weekend off riding bikes with Jessica Biel, but then she was off to Europe to promote The A-Team. They're used to being long distance, and his schedule isn't slowing down anytime soon with a new job prospect, a possible spot at the American Idol judges' table, and his upcoming movie The Social Network.

To see more Justin on set, just

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George Clooney and Woody Harrelson Match For Their Lake Como Motorcycle Man Date

PopSugar — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 06:00:00 PDT

George Clooney gave Woody Harrelson a two-wheeled tour of Lake Como yesterday. It's Woody's second overseas adventure in the past few weeks after recently competing in the UNICEF fundraiser Soccer Aid in the UK. George frequently plays gracious host to his celebrity friends, including an ex who was spotted out on the lake with his current girlfriend, Elisabetta Canalis, this week. It's coming up on a year anniversary for Elisabetta, who took her first spins with Clooney last Summer. George wrapped up reshoots of The American in time to celebrate the USA's Independence Day with his bikini-loving lady and whichever lucky buddies scored the holiday invite like Woody.

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Buzz-Worthy Video: Bullock, Clooney, and More Name the Decade's Best Performances

BuzzSugar — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 14:30:57 PST

Most of us left our best of the decade lists behind when the ball dropped in on 2010, but it's never too late to reflect on 10 years of greatness in the entertainment industry, right? The New York Times put together this awesome video showcasing clips of different A-listers recounting their picks for best performances of the decade.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire are adorable giving props to their buddies, while Colin Firth and Julianne Moore get serious about performances that moved them. If nothing else, it's worth a peek just to see Sandra Bullock with some seriously big hair. Check it out and let me know what you think when you

George Joins On- and Offscreen Ladies For a Winning Night

Molly — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 06:00:00 PST

George Clooney clasped hands with Elisabetta Canalis at yet another award show in NYC last night, this time for the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures at Cipriani. George walked away with Best Actor for Up in the Air, which he shared with Morgan Freeman for Invictus. Clooney's film also won Best Picture and adorable Anna Kendrick got a statue for Best Supporting Actress - yay! Both of George's leading ladies in the movie were fantastic and hit the red carpet last night, though once again it looked like he only had eyes for his date, who is also making her name as a lingerie model. George also kept us laughing this week with his onstage Mariah Carey crack as he warms up for some possible upcoming acceptance speeches - don't forget to fill out the Golden Globes ballot!

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Images include: Michael Douglas, George Clooney, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Peter Sarsgaard, Regis Philbin, Woody Harrelson, Hunter Parrish, Vera Farmiga, Anna Kendrick, Elisabetta Canalis, Carey Mulligan, Gabourey Sidibe

2012: Apocalyptic Good Times

Lauren Bradshaw — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 05:30:00 PST

In terms of end-of-the-world movies, 2012 packs it all - a love story, teary family moments, action-packed adventure, over-the-top-CGI, and a ton of recycled film cliches - in a two and a half hour package. That's lengthy by today's standards, but I wasn't bored for a minute. This is pure escapist entertainment.

The film opens in 2009 as a scientist in India and his American associate Adrian Helmsley (Chiwetel Ejiofor) discover that the Earth's core is overheating. His forecast: Tectonic plates will shift, thereby causing a worldwide catastrophe that will wipe out the human race.

Dun, dun, dun! (Doesn't take long to pull you in, does it?) To hear my full assessment,

The real action goes down three years later in 2012 when, according to the Mayan calendar, the Earth will reach its end. The entire So-Cal coast starts crumbling, so our hero Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) and his family begin a journey to China where the governments around the world have supposedly assembled spaceships to carry select humans to safety.

What? You expected this to be plausible?

Of course not, but the film does include tons of cool CGI - volcanos, snow storms, giant tsunamis. It's like every disaster movie you've ever watched combined. (That should come as no surprise seeing as how the director is Roland Emmerich who created The Day After Tomorrow, Independence Day, and Godzilla.)

As for the characters, we've seen them all stereotyped in other films before, but they're still enjoyable here. (Even though I admittedly winced over a Russian family complete with a fur coat, tiny dog, and an employee named Sasha.) This is thanks to the actors who play their parts with believability, even when the scenes feel ridiculous. Ejiofor portrays a great bleeding heart swept up in a governmental plan that's looking out for No. 1, and Cusack pulls off his father role without being over-the-top or sappy. Also, watch for Woody Harrelson as a nutty conspiracy theorist living in Yellowstone National Park.

2012 is purely meant to be fun, and it succeeds. There's a constant barrage of cliff-hanger moments that never let up, and though you pretty much know where things are headed, it's easy to get sucked in.

(Don't forget that if you see a movie that you'd like to review, you can post your write-up in the Movie Review Group in Community - I may even post it here on the site!)

Photos courtesy of Sony Pictures