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Anna Kendrick & Joseph Gordon-Levitt: '50/50' Premiere Pair

Anna Kendrick and her co-star Joseph Gordon-Levitt hit the premiere of their film 50/50 held at the Ziegfeld Theater on Monday (September 26) in New York City.

The 26-year-old actress and her 30-year-old co-star were joined on the red carpet by the film’s other star Seth Rogan and his fiancee Lauren Miller.

The movie is already receiving rave reviews, and Joe has even won an award for his portrayal of a cancer patient.

Joseph will be honored at the Hollywood Film Festival and Hollywood Film Awards gala with the Hollywood Breakthrough Actor Award for his work on the cancer themed comedy, according to the LA Times.

More pics here at Just Jared

The Jerusalem Post talks about Kellan Lutz

Photo by: Yissachar Ruas

If you hear a mob of screaming girls in the next couple of days, get out of the way – they’re probably running after Kellan Lutz, who plays one of the vampires in the Twilight movie series. Lutz is visiting Israel this week with a group of entertainment professionals from America, on a trip sponsored by America’s Voices in Israel.

Speaking at a press conference at the Inbal Hotel in Jerusalem last week, Lutz said, “I felt like I was a Beatles member” after more than 30 young women showed up to see the young star at the Old City’s Jaffa Gate after Lutz tweeted that he would be there the night before. “It was a special time,” said Lutz, a soft-spoken but forceful guy who is much blonder and more tanned than he appears when playing his vampire character, Emmett Cullen. “I just wanted to hang out and learn more about the country.” He also surprised reporters by saying he had been to Israel previously on a vacation trip.

“It was new and intriguing for me,” said Lutz. The actor admitted, though, that many of his young Hollywood friends thought his choice of a vacation spot was “nuts” and wondered why “I didn’t go someplace tropical.”

“But I just love history, and I wanted to come see the history here,” said Lutz, who was eager to join when he got the opportunity to come for this second visit. “I’ve met the most kind and loving people I’ve ever known in Israel,” he said, and “by God’s grace, I was able to bring my mother along on this trip.” Lutz’s mother, Karla May Pope, stood to one side during the press conference and photo shoot on a terrace overlooking the Old City at one of the Inbal suites, but gushed that her neighbors in Arizona were “really jealous I got to go on this trip.” Lutz, who is currently starring in the romantic comedy Love, Wedding, Marriage, didn’t comment on his romantic status, a topic of much interest on the Internet. But when asked if he was interested in getting together with Israeli model Bar Rafaeli, he said, “She’s a really nice person, but she’s not single.” MIGUEL FERRER, a distinguished film and television actor, best known to audiences for his roles on in the television shows Crossing Jordan and Twin Peaks, and to movie audiences from Traffic and RoboCop, said this trip to Israel had changed his vision of the country. “The mentality in the States is that you’re dodging bullets from the moment you leave your hotel room,” he said. Two days into his visit, he said that the opportunity to see the Golan Heights was especially fascinating. “As much as I thought I knew about the history, I learned much more.” He was also happy to have the chance to see Tel Aviv as well as Jerusalem. “They are disparate worlds. You have the juxtaposition of a very modern city with a very ancient city. It’s a country of conflicts and a country of miracles.” Ferrer, the son of actor Jose Ferrer and singer Rosemary Clooney (which makes him George Clooney’s cousin), said that he thought the term “character actor” was redundant. “I’ve been very fortunate in my career. Maybe it’s naïve but I like to think my best work is still ahead of me. Anyway, it keeps me showin’ up,” he said. “I have the best job in the world. I get to have a great time with a female but don’t have to go home with her. I get to kill somebody but I don’t have to go to jail.” Latin singers Carolina La O and Didier Hernandez, born in Colombia and Cuba respectively, were also thrilled at the opportunity to see Israel. “For me and my family, this is a dream come true,” said Carolina. Hernandez said he felt right at home here , since “so many Israelis here look as if they could be Latin American.” Seattle radio-show host John Carlson said, “Israel is safer than Seattle,” although he added that seeing the Syrian and Lebanese borders was an eye-opening experience. Carlson had high praise for the welcome the group had received all over the country. “If Americans have the chance, I hope they come here,” he said. But there is so much to see that the press conference soon ended and the guests were off for more sightseeing. As Ferrer, eager to get going, stood waiting to board the tour bus, I couldn’t resist joking, “Watch out for the scrambled eggs,” a reference to a hotel meal of great significance in the life of his character, a witness in a drug case, in the movie Traffic. “What? Why? Oh, right, I should have gotten that,” he said, laughing and putting on his sunglasses.

source: Jerusalem Post

GFYS ( contains language)

For those who don't know or have not yet gotten the chance to read Guri Weinbergs blog. There is a hilarious story Guri , Noel and several cast members have been recounting over and over. That is the GFYS story. GFYS for those who don't know what it is means GO F*** yourself.

GFYS is a game played on the BD set. It started with Guri Weinberg telling Noel fisher to GFYS. After that the two began a competitive game of GFYS.

After Guri wrote a very funny post on his blog about him telling Noel and Rob himself go GFYS then it started on twitter. Fans were telling each other to GFYS and telling the cast themselves to GFYS ( though this I personally do not recommended since we are strangers and it will be taken in a completely different light then if a co-worker tells you to GFYS).

After GFYS became popular on facebook and twitter Guri Weinberg made a charity called the GFYS4charity.

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GFYS4Charity

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Tara Swennen, Kristen Stewart’s Stylist, Answers: How To Pull Off Converse Sneakers

Can someone who’s more preppy (and not punky) pull off a pair of Converse sneakers? If so, what should they wear them with?“Converse is the universal “All American” sneaker — it’s great for anyone from teenage kids to soccer moms.

Try pairing a white low-top or slip-on with a capri skinny jean or a cuffed cropped chino — both looks paired with a classic tee, plaid shirt or classic white button down give you a casual and timeless look. You can also play up certain colors or accents in your outfit (scarves, bag, etc…) by matching them to the fun prints that Converse offer.”

I have a very classic look, and I like keeping my style simple and elegant but I want to try some of the new fall trends, like colored denim, flares, leather. How can I do so without changing my whole entire look?“All of these pieces can be used in a simple and elegant style:

With colored denim: simply opt for less vibrant colors — there are beautiful neutral tones and olives that are little less crazy than neons and bright rainbow colors that will be easier to pair with your wardrobe staples.

For flares: the trick is simply to make sure the flare is the appropriate width for your frame and not too overwhelming. When skimming the floor and paired with a super high heel, this look can be one of the most elongating and flattering looks in a pant on anyone.

Leather: The key to leather is simply not going overboard with it and choosing cuts that fit your shape! Most people can wear a cropped leather jacket — opt for classic black, chocolate brown or a smooth tan. Keep fringe to a minimum and only on accessories if it could overpower you. If clothing is still too overwhelming — always remember accessories! Stick to a beautiful leather boot or a great leather tote for the perfect leather accent!”