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Have you seen this adorable father-daughter timelapse video making its way around the Internet, in which a man filmed his daughter every week for 14 years and then compiled footage of her growing from a baby into a young woman? The following video is sort of like that. Except it’s a guy doing the Napoleon Dynamite dance in his room for 100 straight days. College student Matt Bray recently took part in the ProjectOneLife series on YouTube, accomplishing items from a wide-ranging bucket list that apparently includes doing a Napoleon Dynamite impression over and over and over and over. Don’t believe us? Check out perpetual routine here: Matt Bray Does 100 Days of Napoleon Dynamite Dance
Celebrity couples and the staying power of their various relationships are hot topics of conversation in the celebrity gossip world. Some stars change spouses like regular people change their underpants, staying married for just a matter of days before calling it quits. Others maintain such high profiles we can’t help but know they’re together. (Looking at you, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West .) And then there are the celebrity couples who play it super smart. So smart, in fact, that we didn’t even know they were together! They’re rarely photographed in the same place at the same time, and they don’t talk about their relationships with the media. They know how to keep the private in the phrase “private life.” (That doesn’t always work, however, as the Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin divorce proves…) Occasionally, however, these couples step out in public together and leave the world going “wait, WHAT? They’re MARRIED?” Check out this list of 13 celebrity couples you didn’t know were together! Which couple shocks you most? 13 Celebrity Couples You Didn’t Know Were Together Open Slideshow 1. Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman Funny couple Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman are a shockingly married couple! View As List 1. Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman Funny couple Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman are a shockingly married couple! 2. Geoffrey Arend and Christina Hendricks Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks married Geoffrey Arend in 2009. 3. Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen The gorgeous bombshell Isla Fisher is married to Sacha Baron Cohen. We NEVER would’ve put these two together! 4. Michael Emerson and Carrie Preston Lost’s Benjamin Linus, aka Michael Emerson, is married to True Blood’s Carrie Preston. The two have worked together on more than one occasion. 5. David E. Kelley and Michelle Pfeiffer David E. Kelley, creator of television shows like The Practice and Ally McBeal, is married to Michelle Pfeiffer and has been for 21 years. 6. Amber Tamblyn and David Cross David Cross, Tobias Funke himself, and Amber Tamblyn have been married since 2012. They dated for several years prior to getting married. 7. Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet Jason Momoa, Game of Thrones’ Khal Drago, is married to The Cosby Show’s Lisa Bonet. The two have been together since 2007. 8. Emily Mortimer and Alissandro Nivola Emily Mortimir and Alissandro Nivola have been married since 2003. They have two children together. 9. Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy Felicity Huffman made a name for herself on Desperate Housewives while William H. Macy stars in Shamless. The two have also been together for over 20 years. 10. Jennifer Grey and Clark Gregg Dirty Dancing’s Jennifer Grey has been married to Clark Gregg, superhero, since 2001. 11. Maya Rudolph and Paul Thomas Anderson Maya Rudolph and Paul Thomas Anderson aren’t married, but the long-term couple have four children together. 12. Candace Cameron and Valeri Bure Candace Cameron of Full House and now Dancing with the Stars fame has been married to Russian former NHL player Valeri Bure for over a decade. 13. Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Guest Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Guest of Spinal Tap, Best in Show and The Princess Bride fame have been married 28 years!
Celebrity couples and the staying power of their various relationships are hot topics of conversation in the celebrity gossip world. Some stars change spouses like regular people change their underpants, staying married for just a matter of days before calling it quits. Others maintain such high profiles we can’t help but know they’re together. (Looking at you, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West .) And then there are the celebrity couples who play it super smart. So smart, in fact, that we didn’t even know they were together! They’re rarely photographed in the same place at the same time, and they don’t talk about their relationships with the media. They know how to keep the private in the phrase “private life.” (That doesn’t always work, however, as the Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin divorce proves…) Occasionally, however, these couples step out in public together and leave the world going “wait, WHAT? They’re MARRIED?” Check out this list of 13 celebrity couples you didn’t know were together! Which couple shocks you most? 13 Celebrity Couples You Didn’t Know Were Together Open Slideshow 1. Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman Funny couple Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman are a shockingly married couple! View As List 1. Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman Funny couple Megan Mulally and Nick Offerman are a shockingly married couple! 2. Geoffrey Arend and Christina Hendricks Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks married Geoffrey Arend in 2009. 3. Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen The gorgeous bombshell Isla Fisher is married to Sacha Baron Cohen. We NEVER would’ve put these two together! 4. Michael Emerson and Carrie Preston Lost’s Benjamin Linus, aka Michael Emerson, is married to True Blood’s Carrie Preston. The two have worked together on more than one occasion. 5. David E. Kelley and Michelle Pfeiffer David E. Kelley, creator of television shows like The Practice and Ally McBeal, is married to Michelle Pfeiffer and has been for 21 years. 6. Amber Tamblyn and David Cross David Cross, Tobias Funke himself, and Amber Tamblyn have been married since 2012. They dated for several years prior to getting married. 7. Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet Jason Momoa, Game of Thrones’ Khal Drago, is married to The Cosby Show’s Lisa Bonet. The two have been together since 2007. 8. Emily Mortimer and Alissandro Nivola Emily Mortimir and Alissandro Nivola have been married since 2003. They have two children together. 9. Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy Felicity Huffman made a name for herself on Desperate Housewives while William H. Macy stars in Shamless. The two have also been together for over 20 years. 10. Jennifer Grey and Clark Gregg Dirty Dancing’s Jennifer Grey has been married to Clark Gregg, superhero, since 2001. 11. Maya Rudolph and Paul Thomas Anderson Maya Rudolph and Paul Thomas Anderson aren’t married, but the long-term couple have four children together. 12. Candace Cameron and Valeri Bure Candace Cameron of Full House and now Dancing with the Stars fame has been married to Russian former NHL player Valeri Bure for over a decade. 13. Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Guest Jamie Lee Curtis and Christopher Guest of Spinal Tap, Best in Show and The Princess Bride fame have been married 28 years!
After a momentary holiday lull, it’s back on! Or as Calvin Candie says in Django Unchained . “We got us a fight going on that’s a good bit of fun.” Academy voters were given one extra day to mull over their Oscar nomination ballots, thanks to a voting deadline extension necessitated by complaints and concerns over the Academy’s first-ever electronic voting system. They could use that 24 hours to digest the Producers Guild Award nominations , which were announced Wednesday, a day early. From here, the awards season proceeds at 48 frames per second , bringing the Oscar race into sharp focus. The Director’s Guild of America nominations for Best Director will be announced Jan. 8, with Oscar nominations announced on the 10th,in advance of the Golden Globes, which will be handed out on the 13th. The PGA ceremony will be held on the 26th, followed by the SAG awards the following night. Feb. 2 brings the DGAs, one of the most reliable Oscar indicators, followed by the Independent Spirit Awards (and the Razzies) on the 23rd and the Oscars on the 24th. This is the earliest Oscar voting in history, Variety’s Jon Weisman noted, and he feared for the “dark horse” candidates as voters race to catch up to the big ticket films such as Django Unchained and Les Miserables that were released at the end of the year. “We’ll never quantify the impact… on the coming Academy Award nominations, but I’m thinking negative,” he writes. The Best Picture race was most impacted this week. So, let’s consult the Gold Linings Playbook to see which films benefited from the PGA bump. Best Picture Since 1990, the winner of the PGA’s Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures -winner was denied on Oscar night only seven times, most recently in 2006, when The Departed took Best Picture honors instead of the PGA’s choice, Little Miss Sunshine . Its 10-film field included most of the expected nominees from A ( Argo ) to Z ( Zero Dark Thirty ). Django Unchained ’s n-word – nomination – only accelerated its momentum, while Beasts of the Southern Wild , a non-union production, deemed ineligible for SAG consideration, and also denied Golden Globe nominations, saw its own Oscar cred strengthened. (Apparently, Hollywood Foreign Press Association members would rather party with Nicole Kidman than Quvenzhane Wallis ) biggest surprise was the nomination of Skyfall , which may be poised to do for Bond films what Beauty and the Beast did for animated films; be the first to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. But Skyfall shouldn’t press its Oscar-night tux just yet. Last year, Bridesmaids , The Ides of March and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo did not parlay their PGA nominations into Best Picture bids. The Master , Flight , and The Dark Knight Rises , each snubbed by the PGA, have their advocates, and should not be counted out. 1. Lincoln 2. Zero Dark Thirty 3. Argo 4. Silver Linings Playbook 5. Django Unchained 6. Les Misérables 7. Life of Pi 8. Beasts of the Southern Wild 9. Moonrise Kingdom 10. Skyfall Ones to watch: The Dark Knight Rises, Flight, The Master Best Director The heat is still on Zero Dark Thirty , now officially the target of a Senate Intelligence Committee investigation over alleged contact between the filmmakers and CIA officials, but Kathryn Bigelow’s nomination is inevitable. Quentin Tarantino is riding taller in the saddle with Django Unchained ’s PGA nomination, but it’s a tight field and Life of Pi and Silver Linings Playbook are safer, far less controversial films. Still, it helps to have Samuel L. Jackson in your corner. The PGA snub of The Master sees Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar hopes further recede. 1. Steven Spielberg ( Lincoln ) 2. Kathryn Bigelow ( Zero Dark Thirty ) 3. Ben Affleck ( Argo ) 4. Ang Lee ( Life of Pi ) 5. David O. Russell ( Silver Linings Playbook ) Ones to watch: Quentin Tarantino (Django Unchained). Michael Haneke (Amour), Tom Hooper (Les Miserables), Paul Thomas Anderson (The Master)
Critics praise Paul Thomas Anderson’s film as ‘wild and enormous’ and Philip Seymour Hoffman as ‘mesmerizing.’ By Kevin P. Sullivan Philip Seymour Hoffman in “The Master” Photo: he Weinstein Company
Lizzy Caplan and Adam Scott haven’t hung up their pink bow ties just yet. Although cult hit Party Down has been off the air for two years, fans of the show split their time between making Party Downton ( Party Down + Downton Abbey ) memes and petitioning for a film. And while there have been mini-reunions on Children’s Hospital and web series Burning Love , none compare to Lizzy Caplan and Adam Scott’s team-up as feuding former couple, Gena and Clyde, in Bachelorette , in limited release now. Movieline chatted with the reunited pair, discovering that Caplan basically wrote Scott’s character into the film, and what the duo thinks Henry and Casey (their Party Down counterparts) are doing at this very second. Bachelorette originated as a Leslye Headland’s off-Broadway play, and you had worked with her before, Lizzy. Did you get Adam on board? LIZZY CAPLAN: [Adam and I] saw the play together because me and Jessica Elbaum, one of the producers of Bachelorette , hired Leslye to write a pilot for us. And so we were all in New York and we went to check it out. And then about a year later, we found out they were doing this movie. Adam’s character is not in the play, but I said he would be opposite me and it would really help me out if my buddy could join me and make me look good on camera. And he said yes! Did you actually craft the character of Clyde for him, or did you two collaborate? CAPLAN: No. It was in the feature version always, but I think everybody was allowed to bring their own flavor to it. It felt like you two were the heart of the movie. Do you think your history made it easier to convey Gena and Clyde’s chemistry and relationship in general? CAPLAN: I remember talking to Leslye about how… I mean, every year, the fan base for Party Down grows, so when we started shooting this movie, we were starting to get sort of this cult following. So for this segment of the population, seeing the two of us on screen, you just get that added history without us having to do anything. But a lot of people still haven’t seen Party Down , so, I don’t think it’s going to piss too many people off. I think people are most excited to see us on screen together because they still feel like they’re in this little tiny insular secret club that knows about Party Down . Megan Mullally spilled the beans about the status of the Party Down movie, claiming you aim to start filming early next spring. Do you have any updates? ADAM SCOTT: You know, we’re all just crossing our fingers that it will start… anytime? I don’t know about spring or summer, but that would be great! We’re all just kind of crossing our fingers and hoping that at some point we’ll make the movie. But there’s no news as of right now. Where do you imagine Henry and Casey are now? Would they be anything like your characters in Bachelorette ? CAPLAN: Well, hopefully they wouldn’t be anything like our characters in Bachelorette . They have a happy ending, kind of! CAPLAN: Yeah, I guess they do. But when I think about the next day after Bachelorette , I don’t know what happens to these two people. I don’t really see them making it work necessarily — they’re both too screwed up. And with the [ Party Down ] movie, I mean, the thing with our relationship in that show is that you could have us together, like in the first season, or you could have us apart for the first few bits of it like in the second season, and it sort of always works. So I don’t even really have a preference there. SCOTT: I don’t know! It’s up to John Enbom and Dan Etheridge and Rob Thomas, the guys that write the show. Whatever they come up with is usually sort of the best way to go. I actually think about it probably more than I should because they are fictional characters that do not exist, but I think of them a lot. What do you think they’re doing right now? SCOTT: Hmm… I wonder what they’re doing right now… CAPLAN: Napping. SCOTT: Napping. They’re always napping. CAPLAN: They’re napping. SCOTT: I think that if there’s ever a Party Down movie, everyone else will be catering, and Henry and Casey will be napping. CAPLAN: I think that works. I think maybe you could sprinkle three to four naps in one feature film! SCOTT: It could be great! Adam was on Burning Love , but Lizzy, you were one of the only former cast members who didn’t pop in… CAPLAN: I think they’re doing another season of that, and they know like I’m soooo down to do it. I don’t know what I was doing at the time — you’ll have to ask Ken ‘ASSHOLE’ Marino about that. Would you two like to keep doing films together even if this Party Down thing doesn’t happen for a couple of years? SCOTT: Ugh! [Scoffs] CAPLAN: [Laughs] think we are both fans of working together, and we try to give it a little time between projects so people aren’t sick of us. Or Adam. So people aren’t sick of Adam. SCOTT: Um, yeah. I… I don’t know. I thought I liked working with Lizzy, and then we did this movie and it was just like, ugh . [Feigns disgust] Shut up! Just SHUT UP! CAPLAN: Well, somebody’s got to talk. You would not believe how quiet this man can get and for how long he can do it for. SCOTT: Ugh! [Feigns disgust again] CAPLAN: You’d probably get to ask like two or three questions if Adam wasn’t on the other phone right now, because, Jesus! SCOTT: But that all being said, yeah. If Lizzy could be in everything that I do, I would be all the better for it. So, hopefully we can do lots of other stuff. CAPLAN: What a nice guy. Oh, he’s going to come across as so sweet in this interview. SCOTT: Incorrect. That is not the thing! But honestly, congrats to both of you — Bachelorette held steady as the #1 rental on iTunes up until its release. Do you think it will make more people go see it in theaters or do you think more will see it at home? CAPLAN: It will be interesting to see. I think everybody’s kind of waiting to see the answer to that question — if this dissuades people from going to the theater or not. But if you’re going to release something on Video On Demand, you want it to be number one! So we’re all pretty happy about it. SCOTT: I think it will help with theatrical. You know, it basically serves as a really, really great marketing tool … It kind of just appeared on iTunes and On Demand and did really, really well. So I think all it shows is that there’s a lot of interest for it, [and] I feel like it will do really well. CAPLAN: I’m seeing people tweeting and stuff about how they watch it more than one time. And it’s a much different experience to see a comedy in your house than it is to see it in an auditorium full of people. So I’m hoping people want to have that experience. SCOTT: An auditorium? Are people seeing movies in auditoriums? CAPLAN: I tend to watch my movies in church basement auditoriums. SCOTT: I like ’em in cafeterias. CAPLAN: Oh, you do? I didn’t know that about you! So much more cool. I think they’re broadcasting Bachelorette in public now — in Central Park. That’s where it will go next. I think it’s a great movie for kids to see outside!This movie is a great influence on kids, after all. CAPLAN: I totally agree. I’m gonna put a call in right after we finish up here about showing it to children in a park. Adam, you have kids, so you should show it to them really soon. CAPLAN: Take ’em to the park, Adam, and show them the movie! SCOTT: I think it would be great to show this movie to small children. It’s perfect for them. Bachelorette is in limited theaters. Alyse Whitney is an editor at Wetpaint Entertainment in New York City. Her work has been featured on TVLine, Movieline, and Bon Appétit, among others. You can find her on Twitter at @AlyseWhitney .
Do Paul Thomas Anderson and The Weinstein Co. need to worry about the Church of Scientology ? Following the New York Post’s report of “strange calls” and mounting opposition among members of the organization to pseudo-Scientology pic/festival darling The Master , TWC confirmed to Movieline that the studio has increased security for tonight’s premiere at New York’s Ziegfield Theatre. The Master , which opens in limited release on Friday, stars Philip Seymour Hoffman as a charismatic spiritual leader, a la Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, who launches a religious organization in the 1950s while his right hand man, a former soldier/drifter (Joaquin Phoenix), begins to question everything. The film’s ties to Scientology have been a focal point of the buzz around the film since even before Anderson shot it, but in interviews Anderson and Hoffman have downplayed suggestions that the film is a direct depiction of the church and its leader. Still, it’s not surprising that The Post claims efforts from within the organization are underway to battle The Master ‘s marketing campaign ahead of its September 14 release. Before getting an official title, The Master was pretty much known as “Paul Thomas Anderson’s Untitled Religious/Scientology Drama,” so the Scientology camp must have been preparing for its release for a long while. What makes the clash of interests more curious is the claim by a Post source that “strange calls” thought to be from Scientology members have been streaming into the distributor to the point that “some on the film’s team have hired extra security.” A studio source tells Movieline that security for tonight’s premiere has been beefed up as a result, though the nature of said calls and the Weinstein Co.’s exact security concerns are unknown. It should be interesting to see how the image-conscious Church of Scientology reacts to the film and its contents, and to what extent they might feel it necessary to combat The Master ‘s huge (and only getting huger by the day) buzz in the name of defending their own image. (Guess they can’t count on Sci-celeb Tom Cruise to be their public delegate, even if pal Anderson has screened the film for him.) The Master ‘s profile has been steadily ascending with cinephiles swooning in surprise screenings around the country and its recent Venice Film Festival wins , not to mention the added profile boost of having awards guru Harvey Weinstein (who has his own personal crazies to deal with) on its side. This is all shaping up to be a strange case of religion butting heads with the Oscars as awards season gets an early start. And while Scientology certainly has an weird, omnipresent, boogeyman-esque mystique in this town, I’d put my money on Weinstein emerging victorious. Read more on The Master . [ NYP ]
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