The Screen Actors Guild Awards are starting! Who's watching? Who's wearing what? Who's gonna win? Does anyone even care about the SAG Awards? Some people seem to think it's on par with the People's Choice Awards (lol!) in terms of awards and shows nobody gives a damn about — but others like that it's for actors by…

If you're casting for the role of Sandy in a Broadway revival of Annie, you're looking for scruff, determination, and an insane amount of scrageldy cuteness. Luckily, Sunny was the dog for the job. "At her first performance at the Palace," says trainer Bill Berloni, "Sunny was curious about the applause, but not…

Central casting has taken wallops from both sides over their various ethnic interpretations of characters from Suzanne Collins' YA dystopian trilogy as they're being converted to the big screen (note: very, very successfully). To be fair, this is complicated particularly because the futuristic setting suggests that…

There are so many fun things to learn about Waris Ahluwalia — the generally darling jewelry designer/actor/teetotal scenester/all-around chic Sikh whom you recognize from all those Wes Anderson movies — in this new Q&A! Ahluwalia says Cate Blanchett or his I Am Love co-star Tilda Swinton would be his top choices to…

Depressing substance-addled celebrity Lindsay Lohan has been ordered by a judge to spend 30 days in jail for violating the terms of her probation. Those in the know say that she's probably more likely to serve about 6 days.

Now that Ashton Kutcher is some sort of high-tech magnate, he seems to be enrolling in the James Franco School of Celebrities Doing Unexpected Other Things. But will the student surpass the teacher? Today we put them head-to-head.

The latest on The Hunger Games is that Woody Harrelson, Stanley Tucci and Lenny Kravitz have been cast! According to Vulture, Harrelson will play the role of the Head Gamemaker, Seneca Crane, of the 74th Hunger Games. Tucci might play Cinna. No word on what Leonard is doing. Being hot, hopefully.

One writer feels with Elizabeth Taylor dies the end of, not just an era, but the phenomenon of stars who owned their bodies — and worked it.

We feared a post-Oscars Franco-overload. To judge by today's news, our fears were justified. So now that the world's getting Franco-fatigue, what should be his next move?

In an interview on BBC Radio 4's Today show, actor Rupert Everett lashed out at Hollywood, calling it a "heterosexual business" — and complained about stars like Jennifer Aniston.

Yesterday, at the Hollywood Reporter's Women In Entertainment event, Helen Mirren received the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award. She also said "a few words about being a woman." She went off!

James Franco will star in an adaptation of Stephen Elliott's The Adderall Diaries. And — this is important — Franco will be nude. If you haven't read this essay Elliott wrote for Tin House in like 2007, you should.

Disappointed that Ryan Reynolds was named People's Sexiest Man Alive? It's time to vote for your personal favorite!

People magazine has named Ryan Reynolds as the Sexiest Man Alive, and yet did not use a picture of him shirtless on the cover. WTF.

For the June issue of Elle, Elizabeth Kaye penned what is essentially a very long blind item. The short version? She went to the movies, developed a crush on an actor, set up an interview and subsequently bedded him. Repeatedly.

Lynn Redgrave passed away today at the age of 67, after a long and public battle with breast cancer. Her death marks the end of a long, varied and illustrious career.

Men's Journal's cover story examines the dichotomy of "Gerard Butler The Sinner/Gerard Butler The Saint." This was not a dichotomy we were aware of. It was always more, "Gerard Butler Is Handsome/But Gerard Butler Says He Likes Dumb Women." [Men'sJournal]

Harper's Bazaar brings us "the real Miley Cyrus." And apparently, that's made of satin and gems:

Jennifer Jones, the popular film star who won an Oscar for her leading role in The Song of Bernadette, has died at 90. [USA Today]