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Celebs Come Out to Celebrate Bradley and Ed's Hangover
The stars of The Hangover — Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Justin Bartha, and Heather Graham — drew a large crowd to the red carpet for the LA premiere of their movie last night. Both Olsen girls came out to support Ashley's boyfriend Justin, though MK tried to keep a lower profile. The film's main characters shared their own hangover remedies, while Audrina Patridge was more interested in discussing the upcoming season of The Hills.
MTV Movie Awards Bring Lots of Laughs and Pattinson
Andy Samberg kept the star-studded crowd laughing the whole night at the Robert Pattinson Appreciation Awards, we mean MTV Movie Awards, in LA yesterday. After the gorgeous men and women walked the red carpet, Andy opened the show spoofing the year's biggest movies — from The Reader to Star Trek. Really though, all show long Twilight found its way into almost every segment in some way.
Do We Need Another Version of A Christmas Carol?
Charles Dickens's 19th-century classic, A Christmas Carol, has been adapted to film in many different forms over the years. The long list includes Mickey's Christmas Carol, The Muppet Christmas Carol, Scrooged starring Bill Murray, and most recently the Matthew McConaughey/Jennifer Garner romantic comedy (loose) version of the story, among others.
Now we have a first look at another Disney production of the holiday story starring Jim Carrey as Ebenezer Scrooge (he also plays the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come).
Jim and Jenny Bring Christmas to Cannes
Jim Carrey had Jenny McCarthy on his arm at a photo call for A Christmas Carol in Cannes yesterday. It's a bit early to start thinking about the holiday season, though Jim had no problem finding his spirit as he threw fake snowballs and let his future talk show host girlfriend lovingly brush snowflakes out of his hair. We'll have to wait until November to see Jim showcase his voice as Scrooge in the animated film, but he's already talking about how much he loved being part of the transformation of the classic character.
Buzz News Roundup, 5/1
- Jim Carrey may take the lead in The Beaver, an offbeat dark comedy about a man and the beaver puppet he wears on his arm. — The Hollywood Reporter
- Coldplay will give out a free live album to fans who see the band on tour this Summer. — Billboard
- Things are looking up for Chuck as NBC prepares to announce its returning and new series on Monday.
What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday
All of the new DVD releases hit stores (and Netflix) on Tuesdays. So each week in What to Netflix: New DVD Tuesday, I sort through the best of the batch and tell you what to add to your queue. In addition to my selections below you can take home The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Tale of Despereaux, and Beverly Hills, 90210: Season 7.
Are These Three the New Stooges?
I've been curious about the Farrelly Brothers' Three Stooges project for a while now, and "curious" is also the word I'd use to describe today's casting news. Sean Penn is, as rumored, on board to play Larry, and Jim Carrey has entered negotiations to play Curly. And while nobody's officially claimed the role of Moe, The Hollywood Reporter says Benicio del Toro has been named as a possibility.
Celebaby Roundup
Temperatures are starting to rise, which means celebrities across the country are taking advantage of spending time with their little ones outside. Ben Affleck showed off the newest addition, while the Cruises headed overseas with Suri. What else were your favorite celebabies up to?
Jim and Evan's Sandy Sunday
Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy love their long walks on the beach, but Sunday was boys' day out with Jenny's son Evan. The guys had plenty of sand toys and trucks to keep them occupied, and both Jim and Evan were all smiles throughout the playdate. In the past Jenny has gushed about how great Jim is with her son, and it's pretty clear that Evan has both a friend and a role model in his mom's other main man.
Jim Carrey and Jake Gyllenhaal Are Damn Yankees
Ha, I guess we picked a good time to talk about big-screen musical adaptations, because there's news about a new one heading our way. Jake Gyllenhaal and Jim Carrey will star in a modernized film adaptation of Damn Yankees, produced by the folks behind Hairspray.
The musical — which was produced for the first time in 1955 — centers on Joe Boyd, a married man "whose devotion to a hapless pro baseball team prompts him to make a Faustian bargain with the devil to help the team."