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The Verge: Luke Evans

Luke Evans is your new leading man — you just don’t know it yet. The Welsh 30-year-old made his name on the British stage by starring in productions of Miss Saigon and Taboo , and since he transitioned into film last year, he’s booked role after role after role. In Robin Hood and Clash of the Titans , Evans had smaller supporting parts, but he turned heads as the romantic lead opposite Gemma Arterton in the Cannes comedy Tamara Drewe , and after he finishes Tarsem Singh’s Immortals , he’ll be playing Aramis in Paul W.S. Anderson’s The Three Musketeers (with a cast that includes Orlando Bloom and Christoph Waltz) and the title character in the biopic Vivaldi , opposite Jessica Biel. Not a bad haul for someone who hadn’t even appeared in a film until this year! Movieline caught up with the busy Evans to get the scoop on all of his upcoming projects and the one movie musical he’s desperate to be a part of.

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The Verge: Luke Evans

TV Bites: Simon Cowell Plans World Domination with World’s Got Talent

Are Community’s Annie and Glee’s Rachel Separated at Birth?

They look alike, kinda sound alike — minus the singing voices — and play characters with the same intense personality traits. So why wouldn’t Community star Alison Brie Glee ‘s Lea Michele shop at the same store? Or at least the same wardrobe department. Twice this past season, Brie’s Annie and Michele’s Rachel were caught wearing the same argyle sweaters on their respective television shows. Weird! Considering the volume of fan fiction Brie likely inspired when came out as a ” Queen of Copulation ,” this quasi-pairing with Michele will probably be a fruitful one for fans of television character-based erotica. Photographic evidence of the sweaters after the jump.

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Are Community’s Annie and Glee’s Rachel Separated at Birth?

MTV Spoofs You Must See Again, How to Get Longer Lashes, and CFDA Nominees React: The Best of PopSugar TV This Week!

Featuring: Prabal Gurung | Jonah Hill | Russell Brand There was a great deal happening on PopSugar TV this week -??we sat down with the always-unpredictable Russell Brand as he promoted Get Him to the Greek . Buzz weighed in on the film in their Watch, Pass or Rent feature. We also talked with Diddy and Jonah Hill to talk all about their new movie, with the guys sharing about the fun they had working together. Speaking of movies, we’re counting down to Sunday’s MTV Movie Awards and took a look back at our favorite past funny Spoofs. Meanwhile, on FabTV, you can check out our exclusive chat with CFDA Awards nominess like Joseph Altuzarra and Prabal Gurung and then on Bella TV, learn how to get longer lashes . To see this week’s Bella and FabTV, as well as Diddy and Jonah Hill talk about their movie, just read more. CFDA Nominees React How to get longer lashes: Diddy wants to be a major movie star: Jonah Hill talks about hitting Vegas Diddy-style: This week’s Watch, Pass or Rent: [From: Pop Sugar]

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MTV Spoofs You Must See Again, How to Get Longer Lashes, and CFDA Nominees React: The Best of PopSugar TV This Week!

Russell Brand Exposes Himself on ‘Today’

Actors Russell Brand and Rose Byrne make an appearence on NBC's “Today” show at Rockefeller Center on June 3, 2010 in New York City. (Getty Images) more pics

Rue McClanahan and Betty Work Blue

Have you ever wanted to see Rue McClanahan and Betty White trade dirty jokes while on the set of Golden Girls ? Well, here’s your chance! In the wake of McClanahan’s passing earlier this week, TMZ has unearthed a “never-before-seen video” — with a non-working embed code, harumph — of the two ladies killing time between takes in the mid-’80s the only way they could: By swapping bestiality jokes. And, in McClanahan’s case, bestiality jokes told by Conrad Bain. Because, of course Conrad Bain would walk around telling a joke that concludes with “Will you hold that dog for me?” [ TMZ ]

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Rue McClanahan and Betty Work Blue

The Flipped Trailer: Stand By Me

It’s been a while since a movie trailer was able to use Sha Na Na, The Crystals and The Rascals as irony free music cues, so for that reason alone you should be interested in Flipped . That it could also possibly be a return to form for director Rob Reiner — legitimate question: when was the last time he made a good movie? — and will likely make you cry tears of happy are only added bonuses. And hey, is that Aidan Quinn?

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The Flipped Trailer: Stand By Me

What’s On: S-P-E-L-L-D-O-W-N

Oh, hell yes. The Scripps National Spelling Bee is back, and the stakes are high. The winning middle-schooler walks off with $30,000, savings bonds, a reference library, an unrealistically expensive Encyclopedia Britannica set, and a trophy the height of a hot freshman. You won’t soon forget the sound of the bell that rings when a contestant misspells — unless you’ve built a drinking game around that moment, in which case you’ll cherish it and cackle along with me.

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What’s On: S-P-E-L-L-D-O-W-N

Which Characters Did Katherine Heigl Admit to Hating?

Katherine Heigl tells it like it is. If Grey’s Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes makes her work a 17-hour work day, K-Heig is going to complain about it on Letterman . If she doesn’t believe that the network material she was given is worthy of an Emmy nomination, K-Heig is going to announce it from the rooftops . If she thinks the role that launched her lucrative film career is a little “sexist,” you best believe that she is going to talk to Vanity Fair about it. So who is surprised that the actress chose to do some more truth-telling on her Killers promotional circuit?

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Which Characters Did Katherine Heigl Admit to Hating?

REVIEW: Katherine Heigl Just the Beginning of Killers’ Problems

In a world more perfect than the one we live in, you’d expect a romantic comedy called Killers to, well, kill — with charm if nothing else. But the best Killers can manage is a little girly slap; it’s so ineffectual and unfocused that after it’s over, you’re not even sure you watched a movie.

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REVIEW: Katherine Heigl Just the Beginning of Killers’ Problems