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Channing Tatum Dresses Up as Winnie the Pooh

Channing Tatum makes a terrifying Winnie the Pooh. Still hot, though.

-I need someone to explain everything about these photos of Chris Martin and his new GF dancing in the street. Are these candid? ‘Cause in one shot it looks like he’s even looking at the camera. Who IS he right now?!

-Does Fox have a leak on its hands? A new X Files promo appeared on YouTube this afternoon. And then another. And another. And another. They still have stock image watermarks and production notes on them, so this clearly wasn’t supposed to happen.

Anthony Mackie says he was just joking when he said he endorsed Trump, so I guess he can go back to being our fake boyfriend again. Whew! That fake breakup was going to be messy AF.

-This is pretty great: Bradley Cooper says he’s going to team up with his female costars for negotiations before the film goes into production.

-The Royal We (my favourite beach read this summer) is being turned into a movie by Parenthood costars Lauren Graham and Mae Whitman. They haven’t even started yet and already this is the best adaptation in the history of cinema!

John Oliver knowingly broke a Canadian law last night by telling us all not to vote for Harper, but he won’t be going to jail for it.

-Tabloids are reporting that Sean Penn and Madonna are hooking up again but I’m considering the source (and crossing my fingers and toes that it isn’t true).

-I usually find the video content that accompanies magazine interviews pretty eyeroll-inducing, but Anna Kendrick’s shower thoughts are great. There are some real gems here, including “They should announce a sequel to Groundhog Day, and then just re-release the original” and “I wonder what my dog named me?”

-We now have photographic evidence that the Absolutely Fabulous movie is finally happening.

Gwen Stefani is shutting down those Blake Shelton romance rumors. (Can she also shut down those rumours about how she’s reluctant to jump into a relationship and have more kids? I don’t know why her being 46 doesn’t seem to be enough to do that…)

-Meanwhile, let’s all listen to Gwen Stefani’s sad new single and infer connections that probably aren’t there.

-Goddamit, Adam Levine is being so cute with this little girl and it’s giving me a lot of conflicting feelings…

-For those people who felt a little icky about that recent Tina Fey clip from Billy on the Street, watch America Ferrera try to name white actors in her new parody of it.

-Lainey dubbing Ben Affleck‘s new look “Karma Face” just slayed me. I’m dead.

-Hmmm…speaking of Lainey, here’s her new blind item.

-Hmmm…Amanda Seyfried‘s Broadway costar just split from his wife.

-It’s weird that I don’t immediately love a CW show (I KNOW!!) but I’m not sold on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend yet. But I am going to give it another episode based solely on this song about getting ready to go out, if only because they snuck the words “ass blood” past the network censors, and because I’ve never seen a stomach like that on broadcast TV. She looks like an actual human woman!

Adele just previewed a snippet of a new song and I need more!

-I hope Project Greenlight turns Effie Brown into a household name.

-Everyone is raving about The Revenant. Like, raving about it. I’ve watched the new trailer a couple of times now. I…don’t get it.

Taylor Swift Took on Apple — And Won!

http://instagram.com/p/4LPnrXjvDR/

-Is there anything Taylor Swift can’t do? ‘Cause she just made Apple bend to her will (and rightly so).

Kim Kardashian will be giving a lecture on the objectification of women. Ironic doesn’t even begin to cover this. We need a whole new word. Stupidiculousonic?

-Also, Kim confirmed that she’s having a boy on (where else?) Instagram.

-Speaking of ironic, Amber Heard is complaining about other people trying to hold onto their 15 minutes of fame.

-There were moving trucks photographed outside Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner‘s house, but don’t worry guys, they’re just renovating. Nothing to see here. Nope.

Anthony Mackie has a surprising amount of opinions about who Chris Evans should date next. Spoiler alert: it’s probably not you.

-It’s odd but awesome that Rose McGowan is calling out Adam Sandler for sexiest casting calls on Twitter.

-Sweet! Bryan Cranston made a surprise appearance at Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas on Saturday to help introduce the Above & Beyond song named after his Breaking Bad character — and he went full Walter White on it.

-Meanwhile, Cranston‘s new TV show may get picked up by Amazon.

Oliver Hudson slammed his and Kate‘s dad Bill Hudson yesterday with one perfect Instagram caption yesterday: “Happy abandonment day”

-Even though I’m shocked (shocked!) that Hannibal managed to run for three seasons on broadcast TV (I mean, the last episode featured an extended black and white sequence of a snail crawling on a leaf, for crissakes), I’m still a bit surprised that NBC let it go.  Sure, it got minuscule ratings but the international co-production deal meant NBC was getting it on the cheap, and it’s the only show on that net that has any sort of critical acclaim. Like, at all.

-Also, I think the Food Network should pick Hannibal up. I’m not even joking.

-Meanwhile, this article about how Guy Fieri single-handedly destroyed the Food Network is worth a read.

-In other NBC news, Smash may be dead and buried, but the show-within-a-show lives on. After a crazy successful Kickstarter campaign led to a one-off performance, it’s now poised for a full stage adaptation.

-Royal gossip alert: Did Prince Andrew pull rank for Beatrice?

Emilia Clarke says that even though her Game of Thrones scenes with Jason Momoa were intense, but he kept it light with his modesty sock.

-This is an excellent (if longish) article about the decline of the American actor.

-Speaking of excellent articles about the state of movies, I love this one about the infuriating stupidity of telling people to “turn their brain off and just enjoy” popcorn movies.

Mariah Carey has landed herself a billionaire. I would expect nothing less.

-Thank gawd this rumour about the CW planning a Hawkgirl spinoff looks like it’s bunk.  This superhero TV explosion is already stretching a bit too thin…

-If you have 15 mins, John Oliver‘s bit last night about online harassment is one of the best things you’ll see all day/week/month/life: