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If you've ever read even one of her bestselling "Iron Fey" fantasy novels, you know that Julie Kagawa is one killer storyteller. And if you've been dying for an EXCLUSIVE sneak peek at the cover of "The Immortal Rules," the very first book in her brand-new "Blood of Eden" series, well, prepare to be actually dead—because we've got it! Fangirls and fanboys, feast your tiny eyeballs on the glorious artwork that will precede your new favorite vampire story of all time. (See the full image after the jump!)

Say it with us now: OOOOOOOOOOOH. Talk about the pitch-perfect note of mournful creepiness for a book about a recently turned vampire who's desperate for the cure that'll make her human again! And if you're wondering how this new series will stack up to "Iron Fey," Julie herself let us know that we're in for more grit, more gore and plentiful ass-kicking at the hands of our undead heroine.

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Tags Blood of Eden, Julie Kagawa, The Immortal Rules

The Men Of The Hunger Games may sound like the title of a cheesy beefcake calendar (which, BTW, we would totally buy), but the pithy description simply sums up the scene in the dystopian drama's latest still to hit the interwebs (via Facebook).

The image captures District 12's stylist Cinna (Lenny Kravitz), mentor Haymitch (Woody Harrelson) and tribute Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) in what looks to be a pep talks of sorts before the titular tournament. And if Haymitch's mop top—which he based upon his real-life brother's 'do—wasn't on full enough display in the trailer and character poster, well, you're getting quite the unfettered view here.

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Tags Hunger Games, Josh Hutcherson, Lenny Kravitz, Photo, Woody Harrelson

When footage of co-stars Jason Segel, Alison Brie and Emily Blunt (along with the latter's husband, John Krasinski) singing karaoke in an Ann Arbor, Michigan, bar earlier this summer went viral, I had a feeling the film they were working on, 2012's "The Five-Year Engagement," would be something to see. (Frankly, I probably would have paid $13.50 just to watch that for two hours...) And with the trailer hitting the web today (thanks, Yahoo! Movies), it looks like my hunch was correct.

The comedy (from the producers of "Bridesmaids") follows Victoria (Emily) and Tom (Jason), a newly engaged couple living in San Fransisco, whose wedding plans are put on hold when Victoria accepts a two-year position at the University of Michigan. Which then becomes a four-year position...and so on. The couple must weather the ups and downs of their bloated betrothal, like waiting so long to walk down the aisle that one of their grandmothers dies!

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Tags Emily Blunt, Jason Segel, The Five-Year Engagement, Trailer, Video

We know it’s hard to believe that Zac Efron has never been one of our Hump Day Hotties. But, we’re making amends before 2011 wraps up and showing the "New Year’s Eve" actor some major love. So, Zac, in order to ring in the New Year right, we resolve to finally name you our Hump Day Hottie. (And we're not the only ones swooning over Zac; click on the video below to hear co-star Abigail Breslin talk about CRYING over meeting him!)

Vital stats: Zachary David Alexander Efron (yes, that’s his real full name and, yes, it’s quite the mouth full) was born 24 years ago on October 18 in California. When he wasn’t in school, Zac was bulking up his resume in local theater before eventually getting scoring an agent at the suggestion of his drama teacher. Since breaking up with Vanessa Hudgens last year, Zac’s been flying solo.

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Tags Abigail Breslin, Hump Day Hottie, Video, Zac Efron

If you've been salivating over the moody, mysterious, rapid-cut preview for "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"...well, maybe you shouldn't watch this! Because the folks at Funny or Die have made their own version of this fascinating video—and made sure that we'll never again enjoy the trailer for the first Hollywood installment of Lisbeth Salander's story without also, involuntarily thinking of the words "Jager s---s". THANKS A LOT, GUYS.

(This probably goes without saying, but the clip has some salty language...)