Britt Hayes
Britt Hayes is a writer, movie lover, and sensible sweater enthusiast living in Austin, Texas. She watches too much TV and never eats her vegetables. Her mom is worried about her.
We don't even need to tell you how amazing and perfect Ryan Gosling is, but we're going to do it anyway.
Actor Chris Messina is everywhere these days, so it makes sense that he's found his way into our hearts. We think he's pretty swoon-worthy -- and we've gathered some photographic evidence to prove it.
It's not what it sounds like, we swear. Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart are attached to star in the new film 'Get Hard,' which Warner Bros. is in talks to buy because Will Ferrell is basically a vending machine for money.
Earlier this week Kevin Smith said his hockey epic 'Hit Somebody' will now be a TV series instead of his last film before retirement, and now he's making 'Clerks 3' his final movie because of course he is.
You guys might recognize Ezra Miller from 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' -- we're really taken by the beautiful bohemian style of this up and coming actor. And that hair. And those eyes.
The first weekend of December features a new Bill Murray movie, some family-friendly drama, and a little grown-up comedy and action. We've got a breakdown of the week's new releases for all you entertainment-seekers.
'Warm Bodies' has released a new 60-second trailer with a few added laughs and a whole lot of (bloody) heart. Check out the latest trailer for the film, which hits theaters in February!
And the 'Star Wars: Episode VII' speculation continues. The latest names to be added to the mix of people who are being considered to direct the next 'Star Wars' film is David Fincher but he's not going to get it without a fight from Jon Favreau.
There's not much hitting the big screen this week, but we've got a few new releases to get you out of the cold and keep you entertained during this cold weekend.
Paul Thomas Anderson isn't the kind of guy to do Q&As for his films, but recently the director attended a screening of his latest work, 'The Master,' in Australia and treated audience members to a rare hour-long Q&A.