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This probably won’t surprise you, but it turns out that The Incredible Burt Wonderstone is neither incredible nor wonderful. Maybe stoned. More
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This probably won’t surprise you, but it turns out that The Incredible Burt Wonderstone is neither incredible nor wonderful. Maybe stoned. More
He went on a crazy diet for a comedy? That’s weird. So is it one of those dark comedies that has a thematic message and serious undertones? Oh, it’s a goofy comedy about rival magicians? Well, that’s… really ridiculous. More
Look out, muggles! There’s a new movie about magicians on its way, and it looks extremely promising. I say this mainly based on the fact that magicians are inherently funny, and also on the fact that it’s got Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi and Olivia Wilde in it. (Sorry Jim Carrey, but you have annoyed me since I was a child.) More

That Jenny McCarthy, she really is a piece of work. The former Playboy model, best known for her claims that vaccines cause autism, is lashing out ex-boyfriend Jim Carrey. They broke up in 2010 after a five-year relationship, which I’ll admit must’ve been really hard on McCarthy and her 10-year-old son Evan (and without knowing any details whatsoever, I’m sure it was hard on Carrey, too). Anyway, McCarthy recently said in an interview with Howard Stern that Evan, who has autism, misses Carrey a lot – but that Carrey refuses to see him. More
MTV awarded Emma Stone the Trailblazer Award last night, and she followed it up with a perfect, emotional speech about her own trailblazers: “What’s incredible about them is they make me want to be more myself, because they’re all originals.” More
Show business often becomes a family business, with famous actors and actresses opening the doors for their younger relatives. Having Julia Roberts as an aunt couldn’t have hurt when Emma Robers was trying to land her first acting gig, and the adorable Apatow girls got their start as child actresses by playing their mom’s kids in their dad’s movies. More
Steve Carell puts on quite the hairpiece (and shaves his chest) to play magician Burt Wonderstone. But can he match up to our favorite fake movie magician of 2011? More
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Thursday, December 1 marks World AIDS Day, an opportunity for people all over the planet to get educated on the facts about HIV/AIDS, what it’s like to live with the disease today, and how to prevent it. All week at Crushable we’ll be talking about what HIV/AIDS means to you, our readers, in terms of pop culture.
In the spirit of dispelling myths and sharing knowledge, we’ve gathered up twelve different portrayals of TV and movie characters who have the disease. Some have died, others are living with it, but all taught us something about it. More
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While the rest of us were shuddering over how creepy Jim Carrey‘s “comedy routine” of a video love letter to Emma Stone was, Kathy Griffin was preparing her scathing parody of her fellow comedian. Her video message, copied almost line-for-line from Jim’s, is aimed at the only young heartthrob there is, Justin Bieber. More
We have no idea why, but Jim Carrey felt compelled to send Emma Stone a video love letter yesterday. Or, you know, post it on his personal website so everyone could see him tell Emma how beautiful he thinks she is and that he wants to have sex and freckle-faced babies with her. He later took to Twitter to announce the whole thing was a stunt, but we’re still pretty creeped out. Judge for yourself. More
Severus Snape? Alan Rickman. Marty McFly? Michael J. Fox. Vivian Ward? Julia Roberts. We all know and love these characters, and their actors’ portrayals of them were so perfect, it can be hard to imagine anyone else playing them. But guess what? If things had gone a little differently, Alan Rickman might not have landed Snape, Michael J. Fox may not have donned Marty’s orange vest, and Julia Roberts may not have become one of the world’s most well-known prostitutes. That’s right: Each of these characters were originally pitched to different actors, and in some cases, were even recast midway through shooting. What other iconic characters might have ended up being played by totally different actors? Read on to find out! More
Garfield Minus Garfield is Dan Walsh‘s brilliant webcomic that characterizes Jon Arbuckle as a lonely and depressed suburban guy through the simple act of digitally removing Garfield from the comic strips. With GMG in mind, we got to thinking about Mr. Popper’s Penguins, the upcoming Jim Carrey adaptation about a man who inherits a bunch of goofy Antarctic birds. What if the penguins were never really there? Is Mr. Popper simply a man struggling against schizophrenic delusions? Are his bizarre acts are completely unjustifiable without the existence of a flock of wacky ‘guins? Hollywood, we assume our check is in the mail. More