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• Andy Samberg is engaged to his long-time girlfriend — Daily Mail
• Christina Applegate married long-time beau Martyn LeNoble — Who
• Janet Jackson secretly married her boyfriend — OK! Magazine
• Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are expecting a girl — Celebrity Fix
• Big Brother contestants Layla Subritzky and Sam Wallace split — Reality Ravings
• Ellen DeGeneres plans to meet PM Julia Gillard when she’s here — Daily Telegraph
• The sixth season of Geordie Shore will be filmed in Australia — Pedestrian.tv
• Is there anything Michelle Obama can’t do? — Sydney Morning Herald
• The Onion apologises for calling Quvenzhané Wallis a vulgar name on Twitter — The Age
• Kristen Stewart explained her foot injury to Anne Hathaway — Us Weekly

Is it possible to love a movie just from its trailer? Because that's how I feel about Celeste and Jesse Forever, the indie dramedy starring Andy Samberg and Rashida Jones (who also co-wrote the film) as exes who still hang out all the time. The former couple don't think it's weird that they still see each other every day, but they seem to be the only people who have that opinion, because all of their friends (including Ari Graynor and Elijah Wood) are either pointing out how unusual their relationship is or encouraging them to move on.

I like everything I'm seeing in this preview: Jones and Samberg look like they have amazing chemistry and the supporting cast is awesome (there's also Chris Messina and Emma Roberts). It also looks hilarious, even though it's not a straight comedy. The movie also got great reviews at this year's Sundance Film Festival and will be released in Australia on Nov. 29. You can check out the trailer for yourself after the jump.

It was an exciting week for SNL; not only did Will Ferrell return as host, but the cast celebrated a major milestone — their 100th digital short. In honour of the event, Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone and Justin Bieber (filling in for Akiva Schaffer) reminisced about some of their most beloved and hilarious short videos from over the years. The best part is that stars like Jon Hamm, Natalie Portman and Justin Timberlake returned to put a new spin on their memorable characters, and you know what that means — more d*cks in boxes.

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Many of last night's biggest stars retired to the Governors Ball to celebrate following the Emmys. Good pals Tina Fey and Amy Poehler stuck together after organising the best actress in a comedy nominees on stage, where Mike and Molly's Melissa McCarthy picked up her first award. There was more affection on display as Rashida Jones and Kristen Wiig posed for photos together, and hot Vampire Diaries couple Ian Somerhalder and Nina Dobrev stuck together. Leading men Jon Hamm and Timothy Olyphant, from Mad Men and Justified respectively, added their good looks to the festivities. The Governors Ball was one of many bashes following TV's biggest night — be sure to catch up on all our Emmys coverage!

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The annual White House Correspondents' Dinner brought celebrities and the media stars who love them to the White House in Washington DC on Saturday night. Scarlett Johansson and Sean Penn were inseparable after the event, but she first walked the red carpet with her brother Hunter. Other couples were more comfortable posing before the cameras, with Jon Hamm cosying up to Jennifer Westfeldt, Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer sticking together, and Paul Rudd making the rounds with wife Julie when not chilling with Parks and Recreation funny girls Amy Poehler and Rashida Jones. Salma Hayek also had her husband Francois-Henri Pinault on hand, and Chace Crawford tagged along with sister Candice and her fiancé Tony Romo. The Vampire Diaries duo Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder made the rounds, as Mila Kunis made one half of an interesting pair with CNN's Wolf Blitzer. Seth Meyers was the evening's emcee, but it was President Obama who stole the show. The president hit back at critics like Donald Trump and even Matt Damon, who recently expressed disappointment with the administration. Obama said of Damon, "I've even let down my key core constituency: movie stars. Just the other day, Matt Damon — I love Matt Damon, love the guy — Matt Damon said he was disappointed in my performance. Well, Matt, I just saw The Adjustment Bureau, so . . . right back atcha, buddy."

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The first trailer for Friends With Benefits, the sexy romantic comedy starring Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis as single friends who start a romance-free physical relationship, went right for the raunch. Not that there's anything wrong with that, but now there's a second, new trailer, and I'm so psyched to say that this preview makes the movie look sweeter, funnier, and just plain better. (Whether it'll be better than the remarkably similar February release No Strings Attached with Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher remains to be seen.) Here's why:

1. It's funnier. I definitely laughed at the first trailer, but this clip has so many more bits I appreciated. And they come evenly from Kunis and Timberlake, proving that they make an excellent comedy team as well as a ridiculously good-looking couple.
2. It's not trying so hard. Unlike the first trailer, it doesn't rely on nudity or F-bombs to intrigue its audience.
3. The supporting cast gets their due. We finally get to see Andy Samberg and Emma Stone as Kunis and Timberlake's exes, respectively. Other actors I love are also revealed, including Woody Harrelson as JT's BFF and Patricia Clarkson as Kunis' mum.
4. Timberlake sings Kriss Kross. Extra points rewarded for the authentic-seeming vintage photo in that scene.

Sound good to you? Watch the new trailer and let me know if you agree when you read more.

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