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Woody Harrelson, Peter Sarsgaard, Tina Fey, and More Stars on Set This Week!

Mackenzie Wagoner — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 05:30:00 PST

Stars were all about wacky costumes and fun-filled scenes on set this week. Woody Harrelson flashed his famous grin shooting Now You See Me on location in New Orleans. Peter Sarsgaard raised the roof filming Lovelace in LA, while across town, James Gandolfini smiled for The Incredible Burt Wonderstone. Tina Fey brought her A-game to the streets of NYC, where 30 Rock taped. Click through to see who else was on set!

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis Show Love After Lunch

Katie Henry — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:30:07 PST

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis shared a quick hug yesterday outside a Los Feliz restaurant while waiting for her car. Jason's been enjoying a two-week hiatus from SNL by spending time with Olivia on the West Coast. He'll be heading back to the Big Apple before Feb. 4, when The Vow's Channing Tatum takes over hosting duties.

Olivia skipped this year's Sundance Film Festival, where her independent feature The Words premiered. Her costars, new couple Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana, made the trek to Utah to showcase the movie. Instead of kicking it in the snow, Olivia spent the weekend in Palm Springs with Jason and her dog Paco. The trio relaxed at a luxury resort and didn't seem to mind when the power went out due to high winds. Olivia's also been able to fit some time on the set of The Incredible Burt Wonderstone into her schedule alongside her leading men Steve Carell and Jim Carrey.

Blake Lively, Steve Carell, Amy Adams, and More Stars on Set This Week!

Mackenzie Wagoner — Sat, 14 Jan 2012 09:00:00 PST

Stars kicked off the New Year by getting back to work on fun projects this week. Blake Lively couldn't stop smiling on the NYC Gossip Girl set, and Amy Adams was feeling just as happy to film Man of Steel in Vancouver. Over in Las Vegas, Steve Carell, Steve Buscemi, and Olivia Wilde worked on hilarious scenes for Burt Wonderstone - click through to see who else was on set!

Halle and Olivier Get Congratulations From His Ex, Kylie Minogue

Allie Merriam — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 08:20:39 PST

Halle and Olivier get congratulations from his ex, Kylie Minogue - People
Revisit the most glamorous Golden Globes fashions ever - ET
Only Madonna could wear a cape and gloves this confidently - Lainey Gossip
You have got to see Steve Carell as Burt Wonderstone - Huffington Post
Jimmy Fallon helps Tina Fey end a feud - The Daily Beast
Minka Kelly was not interested in dating Jake Gyllenhaal - Us Weekly
Did the President cover Lady Gaga? - TooFab
Do you plan on seeing Mark Wahlberg's new movie? - Rotten Tomatoes
James Franco lines up a role playing Robert Mapplethorpe - Hollywood Reporter
What's Katy Perry's connection to Tim Tebow? - Wonderwall
Brad and Angelina's kids are close with "Uncle Morgan" Freeman - Lifeline Live
How I Met Your Mother's creators weigh in on casting the mother - Zap2It
Does Jennifer Lopez give Casper Smart $10,000 a week? - Celebitchy

Link Time - Jim Carrey Teams Up With Steve Carell

BuzzSugar — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 13:30:49 PDT

Jim Carrey joins Steve Carell in Burt Wonderstone - NextMovie
Find out when Die Hard 5 will hit theaters - The Hollywood Reporter
Get the scoop on Leonardo DiCaprio's next role - Moviefone
Director Joel Schumacher reveals his five favorite films - Rotten Tomatoes
See the first picture of the new Bachelor - Zap2it
First look at Chuck's final season - BuddyTV
The most iconic James Bond villains - Movieline
See which TV star wants to be on Dexter - Aol TV
Steal decorating ideas from ABC's Suburgatory - CasaSugar

OnSugar Blog: 5 Must Haves For a Clean, Stylish, Happy Baby and Mommy

OnSugar Blog — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 03:15:36 PDT

Lots of moms and mommies-to-be like to think out loud, and Nicole Pearl, the Beauty Girl is one of them. She recently posted about her favorite products for baby and mom on her The Beauty Girl blog.

It's only Tuesday and it's already been a big week of celeb news: Kim K's divorcing and Jessica Simpson's having a baby! Breakups suck, but personal experience proves they make you stronger. Babies, on the other hand, are the biggest gift of love. I can't believe my little man Rex is already 8 weeks old! I admit, the past couple of months have been grueling between the sleepless nights and never-ending bouts of spit up. But they've also been the most rewarding, magical moments of my life.

Jessica's announcement got me thinking about how far I've come as a mom. Like, I went from not knowing what a breast pump was to being able to put the parts together in the dark. And the full five minutes it once took me to change a diaper has been shaved down to seconds. In just two months, I've become fluent in baby from gadgets to products. I still have a lot to learn, and I've been grateful to all the moms who have shared their tips with me. Now, it's my turn to pay it forward. I've listed a few of my favorite finds (more installments to come!). Hopefully these will come in just as handy for baby Simpson and all the future tots-to-be.

Burt's Bees Baby Bee Shampoo & Wash: After washing Rex's hair and body with this, he smells just like a baby should - fresh, clean and yummy all at once. I've been sent a lot of baby bath products from a bunch of different companies and will report back on the others as I give them a try.

Kicky Pants, Ralph Lauren and Splendid onesies: A onesie is the baby equivalent of a dress. Just slip it on and the look is complete. From preppy to hipster, I love dressing Rex up in stylish looks, and I've fallen in love with the fashions from these three brands. Kicky Pants onesies come in fun prints and are made with a bamboo fabric that's so soft, I wish they made clothes for adults. Rex may as well be a model for Ralph Lauren because every other thing he wears is RL baby. From the most precious white nightie to a velour jumper, there's a wealth of adorable options, especially for boys. Splendid wins for creating mini versions of fashions that you'd wear yourself. Like the brand's adult line, the clothes are comfy and cute. Check out Rex in the lower photo with his teddy. He's rocking a Splendid hooded onesie.

Baby Aquaphor: I oil Rex up from head to toe every night. I keep a tub by his changing table and a tube in my diaper bag. I swear by this ointment. It's kept his pretty baby face acne free, has fended off diaper rash and stopped the first signs of cradle cap in its tracks.

Keep reading to see the rest of The Beauty Girl's recommendations.

Glee-ful Highlights From Episode "Extraordinary Merry Christmas"

Shannon Vestal — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 09:57:02 PST

I must be in the holiday spirit, because Glee made my heart grow three times this week. Early in the episode, the gang mentions how dreary last year's holidays were, what with Kurt being at another school and Sue destroying their tree and gifts, so they want to have a happier holidays. The show itself seems to take that sentiment to heart, and there's pretty much nothing but music, joy, and laughter in this episode.

If you're a holiday lover, I'm willing to bet this is one of your favorite episodes of all time - it definitely is for me, because watching the glee club perform old Christmas standards and fun original songs made me more than merry. I didn't mind that there's very little story development this week - just fun, and I'm already planning on watching the hilarious and wonderful Christmas special segment again. To break down all the festivities, just keep reading.

Burt's Bees Makes Cheap, Natural Perfume Now

Miriam Lacey — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 10:00:43 PDT

I love a good solid perfume; they're more subtle than atomized formulas; the oil and wax base makes them last longer; they're hydrating; and they're usually less expensive. So imagine my delight when I found out that Burt's Bees has debuted four new $10 solid fragrances. Only Lush's solid perfume sticks rival them for low price point, and the Burt's products actually have fewer chemical ingredients. All four of the scents sound fruit-heavy, although if you're not into sweet smells, their Naturally Fresh ($10) fragrance has bright, astringent notes of lemon, grapefruit, and cedar. Will you be inclined to pick one of these up at the drugstore checkout, or would you rather save your money for a fancier solid scent?

How to Have an Old-Fashioned, Fun, and Frugal Christmas

LearnVest — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 00:15:49 PST

We're thrilled to present this smart LearnVest story here on Savvy!

Ray-Bans aren't the only piece of the past worth revisiting.

There are also old-school photos, discreetly boozy drinks and Judy Garland. Let's go ahead and combine all three: It's Retro Christmas.

This year, we're planning to enjoy what we call "Retro Christmas": A return to holidays past, when the season was about togetherness rather than excess gifts, affection rather than perfection.

Although scaling down our celebrations means spending less money, that's not the point.

We’ve put together our plan for making this year special . . . and focused on elegance, simplicity and genuine holiday spirit. In the end, our goal is to spend time with the people we care about. Of course, while we call this "Retro Christmas," you can adjust most of our tips for whatever winter holidays you celebrate (except maybe for our advice on ornamenting your tree).

Here's to Christmas in sepia!

Gift as a Group

To make gift-giving as meaningful as possible, concentrate on quality rather than quantity. So, instead of buying something just because you need to get a gift, get one that you know will be cherished, even if that means going in with a group of family or friends.

One easy aid is Share a Gift, a website that allows people to make donations toward a communal gift. It uses PayPal and organizes money better than the usual cash collection.

Read on for more tips for a retro Christmas.

Glee-ful Highlights From Episode "I Kissed a Girl"

Shannon Vestal — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 07:41:59 PST

Everyone's got election fever on this week's Glee, and we find out the results of both the student body and congressional race. Because of the political ad threatening to expose Santana, we watch her deal with her sexuality, and the support she gets (and doesn't get) from those around her. It brings out a soft side of Finn (no, that's not a reference to Santana's preferred insults for Finn), who asks everyone to sing a song celebrating women. Sue also gets taken to task for her love life, but her tactics end up hurting Coach Beiste.

Meanwhile, Puck and Shelby take their forbidden relationship to the next level, and Rachel does something to help Kurt, but she ends up hurting the whole glee club. It's a surprisingly emotional episode, and there are lots of great lines (Santana and Sue really outdo themselves this week), but what made it for me are this week's upbeat, encouraging musical numbers. Let's break it all down into the highlights when you keep reading.