Gerard Butler and Katherine Heigl hammed it up last night at the Hollywood premiere of their new movie, The Ugly Truth. ... Butler, 39, was on The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien last night and when asked about rumors he's dating his Bounty co-star Jennifer Aniston, he admitted, “We’re very much in love. Especially her. We’re actually going to tie the knot next Tuesday.” He added, “And then on Saturday, I’m marrying Cameron Diaz. Joan Rivers will be the next weekend.” ...
-Brad Pitt's on the move again.
-Do you think Tori Spelling really ate this cupcake?
-Zac Efron's in a wetsuit for his new movie.
-Aww, it's Ashlee Simpson and her baby boy Bronx.
-New trend: no eyebrows.
-Did Rihanna buzz the side of her head?
-Anna Paquin looked pretty for her Late Show visit.
Used for Jake Gyllenhaal, playing Prince Dastan in Jerry Bruckheimer's epic Prince of Persia: Sands of Time, due May 28, 2010, was a chance to get into some sober action. (Paparazzi photos of Gyllenhaal on-set have appeared before, but this is the first officer shot of him in character.) "I'm tired of taking myself so seriously," says the actor, who found himself sword-fighting, hiking walls, and jumping off of buildings as part of the prince's quest to find an enchanted dagger and turn back time. "It's nice when a stuntman turns to you and is like, 'Actors don't usually do this.'"
Sigourney Weaver acting 1970s housewives who struggle to accept her gay son in desire for Bobby. Her Emmy proposal today, she says, "means so much to all of us personally. All of us were over the moon. It's a movie that the producers were trying to get on for 13 years. We shot this movie in 21 days," she told USA TODAY's Donna Freydkin.
Right now, Weaver is in Santa Fe, shooting Greg Mottola's comedy Paul. "It's the contrast of Prayers for Bobby," she says.
Her qualms she'll do much celebrating tonight. "I'm working. My husband is in New York. He runs the Flea Theater in New York. They're busy raising money," she says. "I hope to catch up with him. I'll be celebrating by being on the set and working. It's forever fine to be working."
Toni Collette is chosen for singing a woman with multiple personalities in Showtime's The United States of Tara. I presently got here a pair of days ago. Now I'm certainly alert. I never thinking I'd be working in TV let alone being selected for awards," she told USA Today’s Donna Freydkin. "I fully love this show. I'm so pleased."
As far as this, she's spent her day with her daughter Sage, born in January.
"We're just getting over jet lag. Since hearing about the nomination, we've eaten scrambled eggs and I've read a Curious George book to my daughter about seven times. It's a pretty ordinary day," says the first-time mom.
