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Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris Have Swan Goals

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Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris‘ Instagram pool pic is hella cute.

-Meanwhile, Buzzfeed has a full history of Taylor Swift and Katy Perry‘s alleged feud and it’s feeding my soul.

-I thought that this photo of Sandra Bullock was Kendall Jenner for a hot minute. I don’t know if that’s a good thing.

Chris Hemsworth (aka – the best Hemsworth) joins Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy in the female-led Ghostbusters as the Receptionist. This is such a good move for him.

Hugh Jackman continues to be a stellar human being.

-Um, why does this Vanity Fair profile on True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto read like fan fiction? Why do all of his quotes make him sound like Rust Cohle? “I have to rebuild myself every morning. ‘What’s happening? Where am I?’ I’ve got to locate myself in time. I wake up raw and have to put myself together.” I mean, jesus!

-You get that Marvel money, Chiwetel Ejiofor!

-On Conan O’Brien, Bryce Dallas Howard demonstrated how she can cry on command. She still can’t get people to stop confusing her with Chastain, tho.

-Meanwhile, Bryce’s costar Chris Pratt revealed he can walk better in heels than I’ll ever hope to.

-Also, remember that time a naked Chris sang to Adam Brody on The OC? #NeverForget

-Here’s our first look at Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig‘s Lifetime movie, A Deadly Adoption. Hey, remember a few months ago when Ferrell threw a hissy fit with reporters who dared to suggest this movie even existed?

-The Gilmore Girls cast sat down with the Today Show for an hour-long(!) interview, where Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel revealed that they actually ate all the food their characters ate on the show — but eventually had to rely on spit buckets. Also, the pilot was shot in Unionville, Ont!

Jon Snow impressionists attempted to impress Kit Harington on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

-I haven’t seen the Vampire Diaries for years, but for some reason I still follow creator Julie Plec on Twitter and last night she mic-dropped some tweets about the toxicity of fandom. Excellent read, as is this interview with the author of The Mortal Instruments series, who was run off Twitter by a small but vocal segment of her fans. Look, I get shipping. I’m a total shipper. But you used to be able to avoid fandom wars unless you actively followed/tweeted about ‘ships. Not so now.

-Here’s the latest trailer for James Bond: Spectre.

Nicki Minaj Gives Her Friends “Orgasm Interventions”

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-In the new CosmoNicki Minaj says “I demand that I climax. I think women should demand that” before going on to talk about how she helped teach her friend how to be more demanding in bed. And this hereby marks the first time I’ve ever wanted to be friends with Nicki Minaj.

Ed Sheeran once dragged Jay Z and Beyonce to his favourite spot in Midtown to cover “Empire State of Mind” for them.  Well shit, now I want to be friends with Ed Sheeran too!

Connie Britton proves yet again that there’s nothing she can’t do — and that includes Hula-Hooping.

-As terrible as the casting of Emma Stone in Aloha was, Cameron Crowe’s statement about it is actually pretty gracious.

-On a recent podcast, comedian Jen Kirkman talked about a famous male comic who has a notoriously bad rep for his treatment of women. Everyone’s assuming she’s talking about Louis CK, but the podcast episode has since been taken down without explanation.

-Here’s the trailer for Caitlyn Jenner‘s new show, I Am Cait.

-Meanwhile, Jon Stewart called out the media for their looks-obsessed coverage of Jenner. “When you were a man, we could talk about your athleticism, your business acumen. But now you’re a woman, and your looks are really the only thing we care about.”

-If you want to maintain your Channing Tatum lady boner, avoid this video of him dressed up in a frumpy disguise and fooling audience members at an advanced Magic Mike XXL screening.

Gabourey Sidibe is writing a memoir? I’ll take 20 copies, please.

Milo Ventimiglia thought it would be funny to take a swipe at the Gilmore Girls in a new web series. He was wrong.

-It looks like we’re getting more Arrested Development, whether we want it or not. The next season will debut in 2016 on Netflix. Here’s hoping the actors’ scheduling works out better this time around so there’s not as much green screened wonkiness.

-Wait, so the Will Ferrell/Kristen Wiig Lifetime movie isn’t dead after all? So was Ferrell’s whole hissy about the media coverage of it fake?

-Jane the Virgin star Jaime Camil‘s Emmy campaign is a thing of beauty!

Chris Evans and his brother Scott tried to cover James Taylor but got distracted by each other’s cuteness.

Dave Matthews spotted one of his band’s bumper stickers on a random car, so he knocked on their window and asked for a nearby bar recommendation. Way to stay on brand, Dave!

Gillian Anderson is imploring fans not to hoard tix to her Broadway show, because she’s the best.

-Meanwhile, The X Files reboot just added Joel McHale to the cast as Mulder’s ally. I like all of those words!

-Here’s the first promo for Stephen Colbert‘s version of the Late Show. Luckily, new Colbert seems a lot like old Colbert.

Jude Law and Jimmy Fallon played a larger-than-life game of pool and things got real awkward.

Jennifer Lawrence shared the first photo from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 on her Facebook page.

Mila Kunis can breath easier knowing her escaped stalker has been captured and is back in custody.

Carey Mulligan rocks the vote in the new trailer for Suffragette.

Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig have teamed up again with for Mistress America. When this comes out, will someone please remind me how much I despised Frances Ha? kthxbi

-Here’s the final red band trailer for Ted 2.

 

Did Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield Split?

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield in The Amazing Spider-Man
Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield in The Amazing Spider-Man.

-Star Magazine is not the most reliable source (a reminder I whispered to myself over and over while rocking back and forth and reading their report about Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield splitting up).

-In happier couple news, it looks like Robert Pattinson and FKA Twigs really are engaged.

-I love that The Avengers cast genuinely seem to like working together.

-Meanwhile, Jeremy Renner settled his divorce proceedings just before jumping on the Avengers press tour. Good move.

Rihanna won April Fool’s by waking Jimmy Kimmel up with a surprise concert in his bedroom.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin continue to keep their conscious uncoupling amicable. They were spotted enjoying spring break together at the beach.

-Also, the title of today’s GOOP newsletter is “cup-a-soup” which is actually pretty funny. Well played, Gwynnie.

Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig made a Lifetime movie because the universe is beautiful.

-Netflix is mulling a Full House reunion series? How rude!

-Here’s the trailer for J.K. Rowling‘s new HBO show, The Casual Vacancy.

James Corden and Emmy Rossum brainstormed a Pretty Woman musical last night, and it was kind of glorious.

-Is Nick Cannon writing a tell-all about his marriage to Mariah Carey? Just take my money now!

-Lip Synch Battle debuts tonight on Spike TV. Do we get that here? Because this promo makes me really, really want to see Emily Blunt battle Anne Hathaway.

-Such a good read: Black TV Actors Never Stop Auditioning.

-There’s a super spoilery new Arrow sizzle reel for the remainder of the season and now I have NO CHILL. The f**kening is happening, people!

Amy Schumer got nekkid to pay tribute to American Beauty on the new cover of Entertainment Weekly.

-What better way to head into the long weekend than with a new song from Hot Chip? (I was once at a concert of theirs, got separated from my friends and was dancing so hard that I felt like I was going to pass out — and I made the conscious decision to KEEP DANCING anyway because they’re just that good.)

-Want to call Katy Perry? Go ahead — she just leaked her own phone number.

-Here’s the first trailer for Joel Edgerton’s The Gift, starring Jason Bateman. It’s creeptastic.