Topic: olivia wilde

The 9 Best Time Puns From In Time

The 9 Best Time Puns From In Time

While Andrew Niccol‘s new thriller In Time is similar to the “haves vs. have-nots” plot of his 1997 film Gattaca, it seems like the writer-director got to have a lot more fun with this film. Mostly by including so many puns about time — most delivered with a straight face — that it makes the Robin Hood plot even more fun. Here are our nine favorites. More »

Justin Timberlake’s Dystopian Thriller ‘In Time’ Sure Loves to Throw Out the Time Puns

Justin Timberlake's Dystopian Thriller 'In Time' Sure Loves to Throw Out the Time Puns

After wowing us in The Social Network and proving himself a viable romantic lead in Friends with Benefits, Justin Timberlake could pick from a pretty broad range of roles for his follow-up and be guaranteed that movie audiences will go along with it. But his next project is kind of pushing the limits of anyone‘s attention span: In Time, a Logan’s Run-type of dystopian tale where people never age past 25 because time has replaced money as currency, and the poor have to dole out minutes just to eke by in society. The official trailer is out, and right now the movie is wobbling between “high-minded thriller” and “silly-as-all-get-out.” The many puns about “time is money,” etc. aren’t helping its case. More »

‘The Change-Up’ May Seem Like Escapism for Guys, But It’s Actually a Female Fantasy

'The Change-Up' May Seem Like Escapism for Guys, But It's Actually a Female Fantasy

This year has already seen several comedies marketed to men in which belabored husbands get to take a break from marriage. You had Hall Pass early in the year, wherein Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis‘ wives gave them carte blanche for a whole week. Today’s big release is The Change-Up, in which Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman switch bodies. Not surprisingly, Reynolds gets the short end of the stick, while Bateman gets to run around as a hot single guy, and catch the attention of his crush Olivia Wilde.

However, both of these movies have one very important thing in common: The guy who’s all talk but never follows through. We’d go so far as to say he’s neutered… and the producers seem to be banking on him as the female moviegoers’ ultimate fantasy. More »

‘Cowboys & Aliens’: The Trouble with Loving the Movie’s World But Not Its Characters

'Cowboys & Aliens': The Trouble with Loving the Movie's World But Not Its Characters

Cowboys & Aliens is probably the movie I’ve most been looking forward to in 2011: The so-crazy-it-might-work blending of sharpshooters and interstellar invaders, the comic book pedigree, Jon Favreau at the helm while Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford team up. And I liked it a lot; it was funny, suspenseful, and had a good mystery — and those aliens were damn scary. But it didn’t blow me away, and I’m still confused as to why. If I had to make a guess, I’d say it’s partly because I didn’t really care about the characters. More »

Two-Dimensional Jonas Brothers Don’t Want Olivia Wilde Having Sex In Their Old House

Two-Dimensional Jonas Brothers Don't Want Olivia Wilde Having Sex In Their Old House

Reluctantly beautiful and contently brainy House star Olivia Wilde appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live this week to promote her new sci-fi western Cowboys & Aliens. When asked about splitting her time between New York and Los Angeles, Wilde revealed she really liked LA but that she had some issues with her new home on the west coast, interestingly enough, because it had once been owned by the Jonas Brothers.

If the thought of that weren’t creepy enough, there’s this fact: they left cardboard cutouts of themselves in her garage. Wilde joked with Kimmel that the cutouts had somehow placed a “No Sex Hex” on the home. More »

Gallery: Celebrities Dressed as Beloved Disney Characters

Gallery: Celebrities Dressed as Beloved Disney Characters

There’s something, dare I say, magical about the Disney Dream Portrait series, where photographer Annie Leibovitz reimagines well-known celebrities as memorable characters from our favorite animated movies. Disney has just released three new images, featuring Olivia Wilde, Penélope Cruz, and others. I’ve also included as many as I could find from the original series (released in 2008), in case you didn’t get to see them the first time around. More »

Parting Tweet: Olivia Wilde Loves Women

Parting Tweet: Olivia Wilde Loves Women

Hey, anyone know if Olivia Wilde loves women? The girlcrush-worthy actress who has twice played a bisexual character (The O.C. and House) tweeted this statement of unequivocal lady support today. It also happens to be International Women’s Day, so that might be a better explanation for O’s tweet. Either way, we’re fans of the gender as well! More »

Gallery: A Look Back At Olivia Wilde And Tao Ruspoli’s Marriage

Gallery: A Look Back At Olivia Wilde And Tao Ruspoli's Marriage

Olivia Wilde‘s life is like a fairy tale that went bust but then still ended up being kind of a fairy tale. Eight years ago, an 18-year-old Olivia eloped with Tao Ruspoli, guitar player, filmmaker, and son of an Italian prince. The two lived together in Venice, California until recently, when they initiated a trial separation while attempting to work through some marital problems. Today, the two officially announced their split — cue the teary-eyed Disney princess! Take a look at some snapshots of Tao and Olivia’s life together. More »

Style Crush: Olivia Wilde

Style Crush: Olivia Wilde

Sigh. Is it possible to look at a photo of Olivia Wilde without having your breath utterly taken away? Olivia manages to shift seamlessly from classic gown-wearing beauty to badass, leather-clad tomboy. And occasionally there’s some futuristic TRON-inspired stuff thrown in as well. All bases: covered. More »