Friends, I think it's time we discussed a topic called Michael Cera backlash. The root of the problem is that Cera always seems to play the same character (don't believe me? check out this chart of evidence). Keeping right on trend, he's set to produce a TV series called 13th Grade, about a guy who's having trouble transitioning to the real world after graduating from high school. Cera fatigue Read more

You know him as the pint-sized singer with the signature hair sweep that makes even grown women swoon (Tina Fey, included). From monopolizing the radio to taking over Funny or Die, Justin Bieber has put the entire world under his spell, and now, he's even working on his very own memoir — you know, because 16 is a lifetime when you're a pop star. On top of that, there's a 3D biopic in the works Read more

Ryan Seacrest hosts his own radio show, cohosts E! News, produces reality series including Keeping Up With the Kardashians, and, oh yeah, there's American Idol. Add to that his latest project: a reality dance show for E!. Seacrest has just signed on to create the series, alongside Lady Gaga choreographer Laurie Ann Gibson. Yet another gig for Seacrest? Does the man ever stop?! As far as business Read more

I'm dealing with a case of Jonah Hill overload lately. Between Get Him to the Greek and Cyrus, which is opening in my local theater today, I'm seeing his mug on every movie poster I pass! Here's the deal with Hill: I used to find his crass, coach potato-type characters kind of annoying (e.g., in Knocked Up and Superbad), but recently, I've grown to appreciate the actor's charm. The recent Greek Read more

I just can't figure James Franco out. One moment I think he's a big goof by guest starring on General Hospital as a character "whose canvas is murder," but then he writes a high-brow analysis of the move, and I then decide that he takes himself too seriously. Now comes news that he's pursuing his PhD at Yale and writing a book, and I think he's back to being earnest about his work. Right on Read more

It's been a great past couple of years for comic Aziz Ansari — he's picking up more and more movie roles, and has managed to be a standout among many other funny people in NBC comedy Parks and Recreation (his Tom Haverford dominated everyone in this poll). Now comes more good news: Ansari is reportedly in talks to host this year's MTV Movie Awards! I'd say he's a brilliant choice for the Read more

Book Hugh Jackman a ticket to the far East Coast — the actor has been cast in Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, filming in China. Sources differ on whether Jackman's role is a cameo or the leading man role, but we know he'll be making an appearance in the drama, about two female friends "and their imprisonment by rigid cultural norms." Jackman is a likable enough guy, but it's always a crapshoot Read more

As much as I love to see James Marsden popping up in a romance (you know, he's usually the other guy the girl doesn't end up with; see Enchanted and The Notebook) he's still one of those actors whose name a lot of people still don't know. Hopefully, his face and name will get a little more familiar with time — he has been cast in live action/CGI hybrid I Hop opposite Russell Brand. Marsden Read more

What is up with the Zach Galifianakis fame train?! After this Summer's The Hangover, I keep hearing his name. He's already invaded Sunday nights on HBO's Bored to Death, and he has a slew of upcoming films, including a comedy with Robert Downey Jr. and a dramedy opposite Amy Adams. Now, he's reportedly picking up an animated film credit, too, lending his voice to Humpty Dumpty in the Shrek Read more

Ever since 500 Days of Summer, I haven't been able to get Joseph Gordon-Levitt off my brain. (And yesterday's trailer for Women in Trouble doesn't help!) It's not like I didn't pay attention to him before — I loved 10 Things I Hate About You — but my adoration for this guy is ballooning faster than his career. Gordon-Levitt has loads of projects coming down the pipeline: his upcoming film Read more