It might still be in production, but we’re already counting down the days until we can watch the new film Teenage.
Inspired by the eponymous book by Matt Savage, this movie takes a look at the concept of “teenage-dom” from the flappers to the hipsters to the swing kids, all the way up to current day.
Watch it above and find out more about the project here, and you’ll see why we can’t wait.
Fact: Gwyneth Paltrow is forever cool.
From playing Young Wendy in Hook to Holly Holliday on Glee, the actress can help but be completely irresistible.
But if we had to pick our favorite Gwynie moment, it would probably be Margot Tenenbaum.
Seriously, how could it not be??
Happy Birthday, Gwyneth! We love you!
If you need a morning laugh, we’re here to help.
This deleted scene from Bridesmaids (which you can see on the bonus DVD) features Kristin Wiig insulting Mia Frampton for 10 minutes straight.
Ouch.
Watch it above!
Start your Monday off right with a trippy new video from this California quartet, from their new album Only in Dreams.
Because let’s face it: everyone needs more Dum Dum Girls in their lives, right?
Whoa.
Let the countdown begin….
Newsflash: Today is Nicole Richie’s 30th birthday!!
Considering she graced our cover four years back, it’s pretty clear we’ve been a major fan of Nicole’s for quite some time now.
In celebration of the designer’s birthday, we’re going to be watching Simple Life episodes all day.
Whether starring opposite Humphrey Bogart in The Big Sleep or alongside Marilyn Monroe and Betty Grable in How to Marry a Millionaire, Lauren Bacall’s undoubtedly one of the best American actresses of all time.
Not to mention her amazing cat-like eyes and husky voice…
At the age of 87, the New York-native’s career is just as active as ever:
She just finished shooting a film alongside Hayden Panettiere and Josh Hutcherson!
Happy Birthday, Ms. Bacall!
We were both stunned and confused by last night’s Pretty Little Liars episode.
(At this point, please stop reading if you don’t like spoilers / haven’t seen last night’s episode.)
It seemed like…
(Seriously, stop reading if you don’t want to know.)
Today on New York Magazine, we learned that the Showtime series Dexter just scored its own ice cream flavor from Ben & Jerry’s (well, a fake one, anyway. It’s actually by artist Jon Defreest).
Taking cues from the show’s murder theme, the faux flavor, named “Miami Vice,” is a key lime pie ice cream with “blood strawberry swirl” and black and white “body parts.”
We don’t watch Dexter, but this brings about an important question:
Which TV show needs a themed flavor -real or otherwise- next?
Our votes are for a Modern Family mishmash of random deliciousness, a Pretty Little Liars- inspired dark chocolate, or a Friday Night Lights tribute of Texas pecan pie.
What do you think?
