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We Talk to Matt and Josh While the People Speak
Matt Damon and Josh Brolin stepped out last night for the NYC premiere of The People Speak. The program, which features celebrities reading important documents from America's past, will debut on the History Channel Dec. 13.
President Obama Is Joined by Stars for a Ball of a Time
After being sworn in yesterday, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama celebrated with stars from both sides of the Atlantic in Washington DC last night. The overjoyed couple had their first dance to the strains of Beyonce singing "At Last", and there were lots of performances at all the balls. Alan Cumming watched fellow British stars Sting and Elvis Costello sing together at the Creative Coalition's Ball, while Tobey Maguire, Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher and Rosario Dawson enjoyed music from Kanye West and Kid Rock at the Be the Change Ball.
Sugar Bits — Bruno Interrupts Medium Filming
- Sacha Baron Cohen, dressed as Bruno, posed as an extra on the set of Medium on Nov. 7 and disrupted filming so much they had to shut down production and remove him before they realized it was Sacha. — Ausiello Files
- Simon Cowell and Terri Seymour filmed an interview together to talk about their recent split.
Sugar Bits — Same-Sex Marriage Ban in California Might Pass
- Although it is still too close to call, it looks like California has passed Proposition 8, banning same-sex marriage just months after it was legalized in the state. Similar measures restricting the rights of gay Americans passed in three other states as well. — CitzenSugar
- Celebrities such as Brad Pitt and Oprah Winfrey were live in Chicago for Barack Obama's acceptance speech, while others have released their happy reactions to the news.
Sugar Bits — Beverly Hills Chihuahua Scores No. 1 Again
- Beverly Hills Chihuahua came in at the top spot in the box office for a second weekend in a row with Quarantine behind it. Body of Lies placed below expectations at No. 3.
The Lucky Ones: Surprisingly Funny and Cute
It's hard to say bad things about a movie this well-intentioned and sweet. It's a story about Iraq War soldiers that is heartwarming and funny, which is something we haven't seen much in films about the current war. I have no idea why the trailer for The Lucky Ones includes Sarah McLachlan's "I Will Remember You," a song practically engineered to force people to cry, because this movie isn't really sad.
Rachel Is One of the Lucky Ones, Even Without Ryan
Rachel McAdams looked radiant and boho chic at the Toronto Film Festival premiere of The Lucky Ones last night. She arrived solo in the late Summer dusk, but I'd like to think that Mr. Gosling has a little something to do with that big smile of hers. Ever since the amazing photos of them back together kissing at lunch we've been waiting for our next McAdams/Gosling moment, which joins The Time Traveler's Wife on the list of things we're excited to see from Rachel.
Movie Preview: The Lucky Ones
"Well of course it is — war is messy. It can't be all perfect!"
Despite the use of one of Sarah McLachlan's sappiest tunes and the three-strangers-thrown-together-on-road-trip shtick, The Lucky Ones looks like a really good movie.
Celebs Get Their Thursday Night Party On
Paris and Nicky Hilton were out on the town in LA last night (no surprises here), but lots of other stars came out of the woodwork as well. Benicio del Toro and Russell Crowe were among the A-listers who headed to Mr. Chow for a dinner hosted by filmmaker Julian Schnabel. Somehow we can't imagine that Tim Robbins and Oliver Stone had tons to talk about with Paris, but maybe former bad boy Colin still has a soft spot for socialites.
Stars of Yesterday and Today Join Forces to Do Good
Maggie Gyllenhaal represented the young blood amid some of Hollywood's finest seasoned veterans to join Peter Gabriel in hosting the WITNESS 15th Anniversary Focus for Change Benefit Dinner in NYC last night. Maggie looked a little blah in polka dots while Susan Sarandon and Goldie Hawn had their Banger Sisters reunion. It can't be easy for Hollywood's leading ladies to have to make room for fresh talent, but we're glad to see that they can come together for a good cause.
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