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What to Rent: New DVDs This Week

BuzzSugar — Tue, 03 May 2011 05:30:41 PDT

Seth Rogen gets minted as an action star as protagonist Britt Reid and his alter ego in The Green Hornet. The unexpected death of his father propels the publishing heir to fight crime, and with his sidekick Kato (Jay Chou), the masks come on and the Black Beauty gets revved up. Cameron Diaz also costars as love interest Lenore Case, while Christoph Waltz nails the role of the villain once again. The DVD extras include a gag reel, commentary from director Michel Gondry, and featurettes on the movie's script and the Black Beauty.

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The Dilemma

Vince Vaughn stars as Ronny, a man caught in the middle when he catches his best friend's (Kevin James) wife cheating on him. Thus, the dilemma is whether to tell his friend about his spouse's infidelity or keep it to himself. Winona Ryder costars as the cheating wife, Channing Tatum plays her conquest, and Jennifer Connelly plays Ronny's girlfriend. Extras on the DVD include several deleted scenes, a gag reel, an alternate ending, and a making-of featurette.

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Waiting For Forever

British up-and-comer Tom Sturridge stars in this romantic drama as Will, a young juggler and street performer. He's always been in love with his childhood best friend, Emma (Rachel Bilson), and when her acting career fails and she returns to their hometown to take care of her sick father, they reconnect. There are no extras on the DVD.

Video: Tom Sturridge and Rachel Bilson Show Their Sweet Chemistry Talking Kristen Stewart and Romance

PopSugar — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 16:44:00 PST

Tom Sturridge and Rachel Bilson sat down to chat with us at yesterday's Waiting For Forever junket in LA before last night's big premiere. Their film is out in limited release this Friday, and the twosome showed off their very cute chemistry during the interview. Tom also revealed his most romantic - and erotic! - moments, and Rachel divulged the sweetest gift she's ever received. Tom spoke about working with friend Kristen Stewart on On the Road.

See All the Fabulous Angles of Rachel Bilson at Her Movie Premiere!

Melody Nazarian — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 10:01:04 PST

We love seeing Rachel Bilson in her effortless street style, but we also love it when she gets dolled up for the red carpet. And that's exactly what she did at the LA premiere for her new flick, Waiting For Forever. For the fancy occasion, the actress chose a gray ruffled Burberry frock, complete with Louboutins, a motorcycle jacket, and a studded clutch. She once again proves that she's just as good on the carpet as she is on the sidewalks. Click through to see all the fabulous angles of Rachel.

Rachel Bilson and Tom Sturridge Get Together to Present Waiting For Forever

Allie Merriam — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 07:46:40 PST

A Burberry Prorsum-clad Rachel Bilson stuck by Tom Sturridge last night at the LA premiere of their movie Waiting For Forever. They were also side by side during the day to chat about their project at the junket, where Tom actually dished about his On the Road costar, Kristen Stewart, and called her an "extraordinary" actress. Rachel and Tom's movie is finally coming out in limited release this Friday, though they've had promotional duties for the project for the last year. They were in NYC last April to show off their film during the Gen Art Film Festival, with Tom chatting then about his best bud Robert Pattinson.

Waiting For Forever Trailer: Tom Sturridge Woos Rachel Bilson

Lauren Bradshaw — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 10:16:10 PST

Is Tom Sturridge following in the footsteps of his bud Robert Pattinson as a romantic leading man? We just saw Pattinson in the trailer for Water For Elephants, but now Sturridge steps up his game in this preview for Waiting For Forever. Sturridge stars as Will, a dreamer type who's still pining after the neighborhood girl from his childhood (Rachel Bilson). When they see each other years later, his feelings are still alive and well, but hers - not so much. In fact, she's engaged to another guy (Matt Davis of The Vampire Diaries!).

The cast of this is actually pretty good (Blythe Danner and Richard Jenkins have supporting roles), but I can't get beyond Will's hat-and-earring combo and what appear to be pajamas. Is it just me, or does he have a whole Pretty in Pink Duckie vibe going on? Also, his advances come across as a little creepy. Word to Will: just let it go, dude. Watch the trailer after the jump.

Tom Sturridge Keeps in Touch With Robert Pattinson, The Situation's Shirtless Beatdown, & SATC 2 Clues!

Molly — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 14:30:00 PDT

Tom Sturridge talks about keeping in touch with Robert Pattinson at the NYC screening of his film with Rachel Bilson. Jersey Shore's The Situation goes shirtless to take a beating in a commercial, and the best clues from the new Sex and the City!

PSR 4/9/10: Tom Keeps in Touch With Rob, The Situation's Shirtless Beatdown, & SATC 2 Clues!

PopSugarTV — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 14:17:03 PDT

Tom Sturridge talks about keeping in touch with Robert Pattinson at the NYC screening of his film with Rachel Bilson, Jersey Shore's The Situation goes shirtless to take a beating in a commercial, and the new Sex and the City trailer includes Aidan and Stanford as a bride! Be sure to follow us on Twitter and become a fan on Facebook for all the latest celebrity gossip!

Video: Tom on Rob, Rachel on Wedding Plans

PopSugarTV — Fri, 09 Apr 2010 11:54:04 PDT

At the Gen Art Film Festival in NYC, Tom Sturridge says he doesn't use Skype to stay in touch with Rob, while Rachel Bilson admits she's put wedding plans on the back burner.

Buzz News Roundup, 9/22

BuzzSugar — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 13:30:43 PDT

Kathy Griffin's Emmy-winning My Life on the D-List has been renewed for a fifth season. - Hollywood Reporter
Speaking of Emmys, Sunday's Emmys broadcast was one of the lowest-rated ever, with 12.24 million viewers. - AP
Rachel Bilson has landed a role in the indie romance Waiting For Forever. - Variety
The Green Hornet movie, starring Seth Rogen, has nabbed Kung Fu Hustle director Stephen Chow. - Zap2It
Taylor Swift's new song off her forthcoming album, White Horse, will be featured in this Thursday's season premiere of Grey's Anatomy. - Billboard
Prison Break star William Fichtner and ER alum Sherry Stringfield will play the leads in TNT drama pilot Night and Day. - Zap2it
Nicolas Cage will reteam with director Dominic Sena for the supernatural thriller Season of the Witch. - Variety
New York's Reality TV School might get a reality TV show of its own. - Portfolio

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Grey's Anatomy Rundown, "Let the Bad Times Roll"

Becky Kirsch — Fri, 04 May 2012 07:11:07 PDT

The boards may have happened on last week's episode of Grey's Anatomy, but this week we get to go inside each of the testing rooms to see what went down. Everyone essentially flips out in their own way: Meredith can't stop puking, Karev misses his first session, April can't stop sweating profusely, and Jackson is distracted by his mother's little tryst with Webber. Cristina's the only one who keeps her cool, but her overconfidence threatens to be her demise. As we learn in the first few minutes of the episode, one of the doctors doesn't pass.

Back in Seattle, Arizona has an upsetting visit from one of her childhood friends, and there's still tension between Teddy and Owen. However, the real excitement comes from a pivotal moment between Lexie and Mark that we've been waiting forever for. Let's break down all the biggest moments when you

In Meredith's room, it's all she can do not to stop throwing up long enough to answer the administrator's questions. She gets an extra boost from a phone call to Derek during one of the test breaks, as he cryptically tells her that the test is a "mirror." The administrators try to get Meredith to abandon ship, but she forges on through - and passes! As if there was any doubt that the Torres method would fail her.
After a hectic cab ride over the Golden Gate Bridge, Karev busts through the doors of his test exam. The only problem is that he's missed his first session, which means there's no room for failure on the second two. The proctors push him to a breaking point about being late, and he ultimately storms out of the room, and in true Karev style, slams his bag to the floor. His outburst doesn't cost him the test though, and he passes.
Cristina's exam consists of her being interrogated by Mr. Feeny, who isn't a fan of her confidence. I was convinced that she would be the one to fail the exam, since it would be an interesting twist on how Cristina's always excelled over the years. I was proved wrong, though: she passes and gets to celebrate with the rest of the crew in the clear.
Jackson's got a double whammy of distractions, since he took April's virginity and caught his mother and Webber in the same hotel room. His mommy issues are the major problem at first; he confronts his mother with some harsh words about her behavior, and later gets irritated when he can hear her administrating a test in the next room. He manages to hold it together well enough though, and has reason to make his mother proud when he learns that he passed.
That leaves April as the last woman standing. Not only does she get all sweaty during her test, but she can't stop hyperventilating and babbling on end. Things get a bit scandalous for her though: she confronts Jackson about their night together, ranting again about her vow to Jesus. But when she starts going over the events of the night before, she and Jackson get hot and bothered and do it right there in the bathroom. The sexual encounter seems to calm both of them down, but April tells the administrators about her sexual awakening and troubled relationship with Jesus instead of answering their questions. Apparently the examiners aren't impressed with her epiphany, and she ultimately fails. I'm hoping this doesn't mean April will be written off the show; though she's a bit annoying, I'm digging her relationship with Jackson.
My favorite moment of the episode is Lexie's adorable love confession to Mark, but let's back up for a second. Over breakfast, Julia casually mentions to Mark that she thinks they should have a kid - and even hints that they don't have much time to mull it over. You'd think Mark would be totally freaked out, but he actually thinks it's a genius idea, and even tells Derek about it. Derek has vacillated when it comes to meddling in Lexie and Mark's relationship, but he goes into big brother mode and tells Lexie straight up what's going on. Lexie panics, but eventually musters the courage to confront Mark and blurt out everything she's been feeling all at once. The moment ends in a Grey's signature standoff when Julia interrupts the situation and Mark is left to choose between them. This has to be a no-brainer, though: as far as I'm concerned, Julia's already out of the picture.

With only two episodes left, we're counting down to what I'm hoping will be another epic season finale. What'd you think of this week's episode?