On a romantic date with @ben_mckenzie appropriately seeing the new HBO Liberace film. twitter.com/paulwesley/sta…

— Paul Wesley (@paulwesley) May 21, 2013

The 30-year-old took to Twitter today to share a pic of he and former "The O.C." star Ben McKenzie attending a screening of the Liberace tale "Behind the Candelabra." Though neither opted for as flamboyant of threads as the iconic performer was known to flaunt, they look pretty eye-catching, nonetheless.

Do you plan to watch "Behind the Candelabra" on HBO?

But in the meantime, why not check out a clip of Emma Watson and her merry band of burglars discussion their vision boards with parental unit Laurie (played by Leslie Mann)? (Frankly, girls, we'd have put Ryan Gosling on there, but WHATEVER.)

Watch the clip over at MTV Movies Blog!

Sony has confirmed to MTV News that the big-screen debut of "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" has been moved up two days to August 21, meaning you can get your Clary, Jace and Magnus fix a whole 48 hours earlier (and exactly three months from today)!

For the uninitiated, "The Mortal Instruments" centers around Brooklyn teen Clary Fray, who discovers after her mom's kidnapping that she is a descendant of an ancient race of demon-destroying half-angels called Shadowhunters. She partners with one such warrior—the impossibly good-looking and incredibly snarky Jace Wayland—to rescue her mother, all the while learning the rules that have governed this secret society for centuries.

The film stars Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower and Jonathan Rhys Meyers.

How excited are you that "The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" will be hitting theaters two days early? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

Said George, of his time in the soundbooth: "The recording process, quite honestly, has been terrifying in amongst being incredibly rewarding. It's kind of amazing that an author gets to let you take their work and give voice to these characters that they've created. You have a feeling of immense responsibility and you don't want to get it wrong."

And there you have it: George Blagden is not only an incredibly fine specimen of Hollywood manhood, but also an appreciator of literature. All we need now is to find out that he makes a mean souffle, and we'll be officially in love.

Want to hear an excerpt from "The Runaway Queen" by Cassandra Clare and Maureen Johnson? (Of course you do!) We've got that too! Check it below!

Are you planning to check out the next audiobook installment of "The Bane Chronicles"?

And we recommend getting yourself to the nearest fainting couch ASAP, because this clip may cause uncontrollable swooning. Because it's all about luuuuuurve. More specifically, the love between human Ethan Wate and caster Lena Duchannes, and what it is exactly that draws them to one another (y'know, besides a Civil War-era entanglement that may or may not be doomed to repeat itself...)

Check out the clip above for all the lovey-dovey deets straight from stars Alden Ehrenreich and Alice Englert!

Are you a "Beautiful Creatures" fan? Will you be picking up a copy of the DVD or Blu-ray? Tell us in the comments and on Twitter!

Not that we would know anything about that.
Ahem.

Anyway! This latest novel from the grand high empress of all things YA romance is exactly what you've been waiting for to heat your hot summer nights even hotter, as is readily apparent in its beach-frolic-inducing trailer.

It's the story of Emaline, a girl who can't decide what she wants more: a big, brilliant life outside the boundaries of her sleepy beachside hometown, or a smaller, safer, more familiar one with the family she adores and the devoted boyfriend she's been with for years. Making things complicated is the looming question of college; making them more complicated still is the sudden appearance in her life of a sophisticated, handsome New Yorker, who works on movie sets and reads Bukowski and thinks Emaline is the bee's knees. Uh-oh! Decisions! And if you want to be there when Emaline finds herself, you can move this one to the top of your to-read pile: It'll be out in bookstores June 4.

Are you psyched to check out Sarah Dessen's next book?

"Glimmer," which is slated to start filming in January 2014, tells the story of several time-traveling teenagers who majorly screw things up for themselves when they change the course of history during one of their trips to the past. (Ugh, the butterfly effect—the worst, amirite?) And for Dylan, who's only just making the jump to feature films after his breakout role on "Teen Wolf," snagging the lead could be just the ticket to positioning himself as the next big thing in legit sci-fi action heroes...which is good, because Tom Cruise isn't going to be around forever, you know.

Would you like to see Dylan add another sci-fi flick to his upcoming roster of projects?

New hiatus YA book rec: The 5th Wave.

— julieplec (@julieplec) May 20, 2013

"Vampire Diaries" co-executive writer and producer Julie Plec is currently on vacay from The CW series, but she hopped on Twitter to give fans a sneak peek of her reading list. Good pick, Julie!

What book are you reading right now?

Director Bryan Singer tweeted an image from set of Jennifer all suited up (yep, it's a suit this time!), and she's lookin' good!

Head on over to Splash Page for the full (blue) reveal!

According to People, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are officially quits, really, for reals. The ever-ubiquitous "source" has told the magazine that the pair's relationship—which had long been one of the least-witnessed, most-speculated-about romances in Hollywood—has gone from "on the rocks" to "nonexistent" (although said source, perhaps in an effort to preempt the outraged shrieks from fans everywhere, has added that a reunion isn't entirely out of the question).

Those who've been following Robsten through the years will recall that this isn't their first publicized breakup; the couple also split briefly after rumors surfaced that Kristen had dallied romantically with her "Snow White and the Huntsman" director, but then reunited for long enough to ensure a strong finish for the "Twilight" film franchise and make us all believe in love again. Which is not to say that their breakup has destroyed our faith in relationships or anything...except that it totally has, and furthermore, considering that their on-screen forever love turned out not to be real, we are also starting to think that Robert Pattinson may not actually even be a vampire, which is disappointing.

Are you devastated by the news of Robsten's breakup?