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Posted 6/8/11 1:04 pm ET by Kat Rosenfield in MTV Movie Awards, Random Yet Notable, Twilight Forever!, Videos
You guys, we've been insensitive. With all our excitement over the "Breaking Dawn" trailer, the epic Taylert smooch and "Eclipse"'s sweep of nearly every MTV Movie Awards category, we never even stopped to think about how all the love for "The Twilight Saga" might be hurting the precious fee-fees of our local Hollywood bro squad! And when we caught up with "Horrible Bosses" stars Jason Bateman and Charlie Day during the broadcast, they weren't afraid to tell us just how deeply wounded they were.
"Nothing but Brits," Jason sniffed. "Lots of Brits on stage."
Charlie looked similarly miffed—and no wonder, 'cause he's keeping careful track of just how slighted they've been by the crowd's general preference for Englishmen. "Fifteen Brits," he complained. "Why do we let them in here? They win all our awards, they get all our acting jobs... you know, I COULD BE A VAMPIRE."
Posted 6/1/11 11:00 pm ET by Amy Wilkinson in Crush Exclusive!, MTV Movie Awards, Movies, Videos
Talk about synergy. MTV's Sneak Peek Week—our five-day film fest leading up to Sunday's MTV Movie Awards—rolls on tonight and features none other than the master of ceremonies himself, Jason Sudeikis, and his comedy, "Horrible Bosses."
The film co-stars Jason Bateman and Charlie Day as a trio of friends who decide to pull a "Strangers on a Train"-type maneuver and murder each others' terrible superiors (played by Jennifer Aniston, Colin Farrell and Kevin Spacey). And as you can probably guess, things don't go as planned.
Take, for instance, our EXCLUSIVE clip above, in which one man has a very unfriendly encounter with a garage door. Ouch!
Posted 8/24/10 12:09 pm ET by Nuzhat Naoreen in Fashion & Style
From Drew Barrymore to Christina Applegate, the stars stepped out in their finest last night for the L.A. premiere of "Going The Distance". Check out our fashion recap below to see which gals (and guys!) impressed us and which ones left something more to be desired.
Drew rocked her best last night in a golden Catherine Malandrino dress paired with a black belt. We thought the dress gave her some added glow and her hair looked fab (although we definitely weren't fans of the platforms!). Drew was joined on the red-carpet by co-star and soon-to-be mom Christina who wore a demure (and quite lovely!) violet dress. We loved the color and her simple up-do.
Posted 5/21/10 2:15 pm ET by Terri Schwartz in Movies, Rom Coms, Videos
It's always a blast for the audience when two stars who are in love film a romantic movie together. Case in point: "The Notebook." "Cruel Intentions" and "The Last Song." The sexual energy is just a little bit higher, and the intimate moments are just that much more realistic, and the romance off screen really lends itself to making a believable story on screen.
So, needless to say, we're pretty excited about Drew Barrymore and Justin Long's "Going The Distance." Since we spotted the two of them making out on the set back in October, and learned that Charlie Day and Christina Applegate would be joining the cast, we've been anxiously awaiting the trailer for the film, due out August 27. Well, that day has finally come.
Posted 12/10/09 6:30 pm ET by Aly Semigran in The Twitter Nation
Last night's emotional and unforgettable "Glee" finale was one of today's biggest trending topics Twitter today. The big response to "Sectionals" wasn't lost on the show's stars, including Kevin McHale (the loveable Artie) who gave love to the show's fans in the wee hours of the morning, "thanks to everyone who watched glee tonight!!" But, "Glee" isn't the only series taking a bit of a break, much to their dismay of their fans, just ask watchers of the risque comedy "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." Star Charlie Day (pictured) comforted fans about the season finale, tweeting, "Season finale tonight! Be sure to watch. Don't cry. There will be more. Hey! Stop! Stop crying!"
It looks like TV stars (and movie stars and musicians) might have to start connecting with their fans elsewhere pretty soon. Namely, down on the farm. As radio and "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest explained, "farmville more is popular than twitter...anyone play it!?" Sorry, Ryan, we're too busy tending to our sheep to answer that question!
Check out the rest of today's most memorable celebrity tweets, from Jamie Kennedy and Jennifer Love Hewitt's "Fraggle" family to John Mayer's big idea for Barbara Walters. Don't forget you can always follow us @hollywoodcrush to get all the latest on your favorite stars!
Posted 7/2/09 3:23 pm ET by Amy Wilkinson in Movie News
Though Charlie Day isn't comfortable declaring himself the breakout star of FX's "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" it can't hurt his cause that he's been cast in an upcoming romantic comedy with some of Hollywood's heavy hitters. As we mentioned yesterday, the 33-year-old is set to star alongside Drew Barrymore, Justin Long and Christina Applegate in "Going the Distance," which begins filming in New York in August. We caught up with the "Sunny" star and co-creator to chat about his long-time acquaintance Justin and what we can expect from his cinematic turn.
Charlie's role as Justin's pal isn't that much of a stretch for the actor; he and Justin have known each other for more than a decade. "I’ve known Justin Long for a while," he told MTV News. "I think around ’97, ’98, ’99, we were doing theater at place called the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Western Massachusetts. He was always a funny guy, and I bump into him here and there and it’s always good to see him. So I’m really excited to finally actually get to work with him. I’m looking forward to riffing and seeing what we can do with a few of these scenes." Read more...
Posted 7/1/09 11:26 am ET by Lindsay Soll in Casting News, Movie News, Rom Coms
Christina Applegate will officially be able to say, Samantha ... who? as of today. The Hollywood Reporter announced that the star of the recently canceled ABC sitcom would be joining Drew Barrymore and Justin Long in a new rom com, "Going the Distance."
Charlie Day, who stars in and helped create "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," has also been cast in the new flick, which is about a couple (Drew and Justin) trying to keep their long-distance relationship alive. Christina will play Drew's sister and Charlie Justin's best pal. Read more...
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