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Friday, August 4, 2017 at 2:00PM It’s looks like the best thing to come out of making The Dark Tower into a movie, is having Idris Elba out and about promoting it. From magazine covers to late night TV couches he’s been looking very sharp. Here are 6 photos from the press tour to brighten your Friday.
Thursday, July 27, 2017 at 7:07PM 
by Nathaniel R
You can find a few photos of the legendary Natalie Wood as a pint-sized actress with cats, but once the child star came into her own in Hollywood as a regular-aged movie star she was inarguably a dog person.
Her most common photo accessories for a time were her white poodle Fifi and her silver poodle Morningstar. Curiously I've never seen them in a photo together (by all accounts she had multiple pets but perhaps these two only overlapped in the late 1950s with Morningstar hogging the camera by the early 60s?).But they were hardly her only four legged Best Friends in her 43 years on earth.
After the jump more furry beauty shots...
Tuesday, July 18, 2017 at 8:20PM We'll let these images speak for themselves...
Tuesday, July 4, 2017 at 4:34PM The internet has been blowing up over the last week about something that plenty of us had already noticed: That Steve Carell is now very handsome.
This author does not need to point out that beauty standards are as exacting and skewered as they've always been, but I'm sure we can all come to some bipartisan agreement that nerds becoming gorgeous before our very eyes is a good thing.
More visual evidence after the jump.
During the release of "Foxcatcher" in 2014.
Thursday, June 22, 2017 at 5:00PM 
on Kramer vs Kramer with Dustin Hoffman
Since it's Meryl Streep's 68th birthday today, let's gawk at some behind the scenes photos. It's a good way to pay tribute since the Grand Dame of American Cinema has been working pretty much non-stop (except during the 90s when she spent a lot of time with her little children) since the world first fell for her.
Lots more after the jump including Death Becomes Her, Plenty, It's Complicated, Out of Africa, and more...
