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Post Grad: A Cute Quarterlife Comedy
The big elephant in the room while watching Post Grad is that the plot seems like it's totally zeitgeist-y, but it's actually not. A young woman (Alexis Bledel) can't seem to get a job despite her qualifications and languishes in unemployment. Unemployment!
Movie Preview: Alexis Bledel in Post Grad
Though parts of this trailer for Post Grad are predictable and a little cheesy, overall it's way more endearing and adorable than I had anticipated. Alexis Bledel plays Ryden Malby in this sentimental comedy that explores the scary/exciting challenges of graduating college and not having everything fall right into place. She lives with her parents, hangs out with her longtime guy friend Adam (Zach Gilford), and vies for the same jobs as countless other early 20-something hopefuls — and repeatedly faces rejection, causing her to wonder what her future will actually look like.
Movie Preview: The Merry Gentleman
It's not often that a crime drama about a hitman elicits a great big "Awwwwww!" from me, but the trailer for The Merry Gentleman caused just that reaction, placing it in the same (um, fairly limited) category as The Professional. The hitman in The Merry Gentleman is Frank, played by a gruff Michael Keaton (who also makes his directorial debut with this film), who meets a sweet and charming young lady named Kate (Kelly Macdonald) when he helps her out from underneath a fallen Christmas tree.
TV Tonight: "The Company"
Here's the bad news: I didn't love the first installment of TNT's "The Company" the way I expected to. The two-hour segment, which airs tonight, seemed a bit jumbled, covering a lot of ground without a good hook to pull me in. The good news is that there was enough compelling content in the first episode that I'm still planning to check out the other two.
First Look: "The Company"
Sure, on the surface, I'm a pop culture-obsessed, concert-going, movie-watching maven. But behind it all, I'm really just a nerdy, somewhat spy-obsessed gal. So TNT's new miniseries, "The Company," easily earned a spot on my list of reasons to keep the TV on this summer.
Chris O'Donnell Is In Good Company
Chris O'Donnell was looking almost as dreamy as his Circle of Friends/Mad Love days last night at a screening of his new TNT miniseries The Company in LA. Chris hasn't had excellent luck on TV series in recent years (either written off or all together canceled), but I do love seeing those baby blues back on the small screen. This new show which premieres August 5, is produced by Ridley Scott and centers around the double lives of Cold War Era CIA agents.
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Mark Wahlberg Gears Up to Be an Other Guy With Will
Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell met up in NYC yesterday for a meeting about their upcoming movie together The Other Guys. The two will apparently be playing cops in the comedy alongside costars including Michael Keaton and Eva Mendes. It already sounds like a far cry from the project Mark spent the beginning of his Summer working on — The Fighter.
Morning Links — MJ's Dermatologist Reportedly the Biological Father of His Children
- Michael Jackson's dermatologist is reportedly the biological father of his two eldest children — Us Weekly
- Katherine Jackson was granted temporary custody of MJ's kids — lilsugar
- Michael Jackson's most recent Will may have left out his father — Wonderwall
- Melissa Rycroft gets engaged to her boyfriend Tye Strickland — I'm Not Obsessed
- Billy Mays's death was related to heart failure, not his plane crash — The Blemish
- Spencer Pratt is turning his life around — Lifeline Live
- Diane Keaton is fine after being injured by a sumo wrestler during filming — Popeater
- Is Usher asking for a paternity test for his second son? — Celebitchy
- Isabel Lucas doesn't have any expectations of fame — Fox Pop Tarts
GiggleSugar Reader Spotlight: Schaianne
It's that time again, readers. It's "get to know your fellow GiggleSugar readers" time! Meet Schaianne, Emergency/911 dispatcher by day, married step-mom and Sugar sites addict by night!
Keith Urban Said He's "Mr. Mom," Doesn't He Mean Dad?
Michael Keaton made it famous, Lonestar sang about it and Keith Urban recently played the card, but isn't being "Mr. Mom" simply being dad? You don't hear working women say they are "Mrs.
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