Thu, 23 May 2013 - 9:20 GMT +1
Maya Rudolph & Danny McBride: Awkward Family Photo for 'GQ's Comedy Issue!

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Maya Rudolph and Danny McBride awkwardly pose together as a family for GQ‘s June 2013 issue (with James Franco on the cover)!

Here’s what the 40-year-old actress and the 36-year-old actor had to share with the mag:

Danny on participating in a tribute to awkward family photos”: “One of my friends sent me some [castingcall] link that said, ‘Looking for Maya Rudolph and Danny McBride look-alikes as children,’ and they were like, ‘What the f–k is this?’ It said something about fuzz on their faces being a plus.”

Maya on the awkward family photos”: “With the child quotient, we were thinking we’d have to be on our best behavior. But then one of our daughters—cherubic face, 11 years old—started singing along to the filthiest, dirtiest southern rap.”

For more on Maya and Danny, visit GQ.com!

Bigger pic inside…

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Wed, 22 May 2013 - 23:0 GMT +1
New TV Spot for "This is the End" Released: Watch Here!

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Getting moviegoers pumped for a raucous good time, Columbia Pictures released a Red-Band TV spot for "This is the End" on Wednesday (May 22).

Directed by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen, the comedy stars James Franco, Seth Rogen, Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel, and Craig Robinson playing versions of themselves along with several other famous faces.

In the apocalyptic flick, a huge party at James Franco''s house gets indefinitely prolonged as the end of the world unfolds outside.

Check out the clip below, in which the guys escape the chaos by returning to James'' house, only to find their own issues inside. Some viewers might find the language in the video offensive.

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Tue, 21 May 2013 - 23:58 GMT +1
Two New Clips Released for "This is the End": Watch Here!

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Gearing up for a big summer release, Columbia Pictures released two new clips for "This is the End" on Tuesday (May 21).

The apocalyptic comedy tells the story of a party at James Franco''s house, where a clan of comedians and other celebs face the end of the world.

Directed by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen, the film''s cast also includes Paul Rudd, Jay Baruchel, Craig Robinson, Jonah Hill, and Jason Segel playing versions of themselves.

In the first clip, Seth explains how things have progressed as the party ends and reality sets in. Next, he details their meager supplies and tries in vain to keep his friends from playing around with a loaded gun. "This is the End" hits theaters on June 12th.

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Mon, 20 May 2013 - 13:18 GMT +1
James Franco Brings "As I Lay Dying" to Cannes

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Stepping out to promote his new flick, James Franco arrived at the Cannes photo call for “As I Lay Dying” on Monday (May 20).

The “Pineapple Express” hunk joined co-stars Ahna O''Reilly, Beth Grant and Tim Blake Nelson for the relaxing affair and chatted to press about his new project.

Per the synopsis, “As I Lay Dying” is based on the 1930’s classic by Faulkner and follows the death of Addie Bundren and her family''s quest to honor her wish to be buried in the nearby town of Jefferson.

This is a very special project for James, as he wrote the screenplay, directed and stars in the movie.

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Wed, 15 May 2013 - 14:44 GMT +1
Your Move, Coco, And Other News

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Posted by Photo Boy - James Franco shit on one of his movies again, except not literally and/or at MOMA this time. - Zoe Saldana is naked, stupid. - Unofficial Chive meet-ups that in no way lead to unplanned pregnancies. - Vin Diesel single-handedly made Facebook what it is today. Read More ...

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Wed, 15 May 2013 - 12:0 GMT +1
Shirtless Ricky Gervais & Ellie Kemper: 'GQ' Comedy Features!

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Ricky Gervais goes shirtless for a feature in GQ magazine’s June 2013 issue (with James Franco on the cover)!

Here’s what the 51-year-old comedian and actor had to share:

On the ending of The Office: “You know, it wasn’t my baby. It was my rights, so I cashed the checks. I think it was good, but I didn’t have the same emotional attachment to it.”

On being worried about how people see him: “This will sound arrogant: I don’t worry about it at all. I think I’m pretty self-aware. I think I know what I’m doing. You know when you’ve been a prat, you know when you’re being a prat, you know when something sounds pretentious. But you’re right—by definition you don’t know. It’s funny, Christopher Guest said to me—we were talking about comedians we used to like and if people go off the boil—and he was basically saying: ‘What if we become the people we don’t rate anymore? What if we lose it and we don’t know it?’ And I went (grins), ‘Who cares?’”

On what he talked about with David Bowie: “Music and comedy. I think I might have said what a huge fan I was. And I think he liked my stuff. He introduced me at Madison Square Garden—you are asking! I got him to do a little thing in Extras. I remember we went round his flat, and it’s exactly as you’d expect it to be—just beautiful and tasteful and modern, and there’s this wonderful statue. And I went, ‘Oh, that’s amazing.’ (slips into a perfect David Bowie impression) ‘Yeah, the artist, what he’s trying to do there is do the 3-D representation of Picasso’s 2-D representation of 3-D…(pauses)… My daughter likes to hit it with a hammer.’ I love people like that, because they’re sort of aware of who they are. The first time he buzzed me in, the concierge called up [to his flat] and said, ‘Mr. Jones?’ Of course he’s Mr. Jones! He’s not f–king David Bowie! I met David Jones.”

Ricky was joined in the magazine by his The Office co-star Ellie Kemper.

For more on Ricky, visit GQ.com!

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Mon, 13 May 2013 - 22:12 GMT +1
James Franco Tackles "As I Lay Dying": Watch the Trailer Here!

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Taking a shot at adapting William Faulkner''s novel, the official trailer for James Franco''s "As I Lay Dying" hit the web on Monday (May 13).

The "127 Hours" star hopes to tackle the 1930 classic about the death of Addie Bundren and her family''s quest to honor her wish to be buried in a nearby town.

Costarring with the 35-year-old renaissance man are Danny McBride, Tim Blake Nelson, Beth Grant, Logan Marshall-Green, and Ahna O''Reilly.

Check out the trailer below, in which the family''s struggles are displayed, through the viewpoint of each of the many characters.

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Mon, 13 May 2013 - 20:10 GMT +1
Barbara Walters on Retiring: 'This Is What I Want to Do'

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• Watch Barbara Walters talk about retiring from journalism- The Hollywood Reporter
• Angie Everheart reveals she has cancer- Huffington Post
• Win FREE Neutrogena products from Hayden Panettiere- Just Jared Jr
• Hear audio of Michael Douglas performing as Liberace- Entertainment Weekly
• Are James Franco and Emilia Clarke a new couple?- DListed
• Victoria Justice brings her sister to a red carpet- Hollywood Tuna
• Watch Daft Punk perform from their new album- Towleroad

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