Olivia Munn's "friends" are talking to the media about how upset she is about Brett Ratner talking on TV about how he "banged her but forgot." Apparently she wants "nothing to do with him." You mean that didn't happen while he was jerking off and eating shrimp in front of her?
We've been fans of Rainn's realism-slash-absurdity since his days sexing up the mortuary on Six Feet Under. Is there a better metaphor for his style than this story about being the only Prius parked at a rifle range?
Well, you knew this was coming: witness the further adventures of Bustice, G4TV's heliotrope heroine. The patron saint of gratuitous cleavage proves that when you dress a hot woman in a superhero costume, good times are had by all.
(Metaphorically... we think.) You probably don't recognize James Gunn, but this interview is definitely worth your time. The manic filmmaker behind Super and Slither candidly discusses Ellen Page, Rainn Wilson, and stuffing his diminutive girlfriend inside small objects.
Mark Pellegrino currently plays a vampire in SyFy's Being Human remake, but you probably still think of him as a messianic ghost from Lost. In this clip, G4TV investigates the actor's penchant for roles that go "bump" in the night.
With all G4TV regulars busy on location, Danny Pudi and Alison Brie from Community usurped the hosting duties on Attack of the Show! yesterday, and it was AWESOME. Ken Jeong joined the pair for an interview segment, tripling the silliness.
With a Playmate of the Year on staff, it was only a matter of time before the G4TV fanboys developed a cleavage-powered super-heroine. Honestly, we expected to cringe our way through this misadventure, but it's actually kind of cute.
SNL's resident alien Bill "Greg" Hader plays an ET-hunting G-man in Paul, but in reality he's comfortingly nerdy, bonding with the film's cast over comics and re-enacting all of the other iconic movies filmed in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Gawker.TV favorites Garfunkel & Oates visited G4TV yesterday for an interview and a performance of "Weed Card." Riki and Kate discuss the pilot they're developing for HBO and tell the now-legendary story of their unexpected friendship with John Oates.
Sure, after filming Avatar and Battle: Los Angeles, she's got more experience dealing with extra-terrestrials than most of us, but seriously, folks, after watching this interview, we've upgraded the actress's condition from "kooky" to "bat-shit."
That dinosaur of masturbatory entertainment, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, took a step into the future this year by partnering with Sony and developing an extra-dimensional, multi-media experience. (Translation: 3D boobs, y'all.)
Rainn Wilson dropped this awesomeness bomb on the internet Friday, a trailer for his new indie superhero comedy, Super. The film is due to kick theaters across the US in the groin on April 1st.
You have to love the little revelations that can come out of an innocent press junket. The Adjustment Bureau opens Friday, and this preview features Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, and John Slattery discussing their film's "Fate vs. Free Will" conundrum.
If you're an attractive young actress, is "Well, she seems game for anything..." the best or worst lasting impression you want to leave after a casting call with Bobby and Peter Farrelly?
Rob Corddry's brother, Nate, currently shares the screen with Kathy Bates on Harry's Law... and he's adorable! If "old people discussing the internet" make you laugh, allow us to introduce you to the equally awkward "thirty-somethings talking Facebook."
Non-subscribers to Showtime might recognize the clothed version of Rossum from The Day After Tomorrow or Phantom of the Opera. All perviness aside, Shameless may be the first UK-to-US TV remake since The Office to succeed both critically and commercially.
Say what you will about Kevin Smith, but the man gives a great interview. This clip has it all: Mallrats, Jason Mewes, the Westboro Baptist Church, Jupids, and a first-person account of Friday's "incident" on Real Time with Bill Maher.
Nerds of a certain age will be thrilled to learn that their childhood crush/idol Mayim Bialik has "Blossomed" [ugh, sorry] into a similarly geeky adult. As explained in this interview, the real-life neuroscientist is truly a Wonder Woman.
It's no secret that Gawker.TV is thrilled to see the multi-talented Fred Armisen get the chance to explore the frontiers of comedy on IFC, and this promo tour for Portlandia has made the unapologetic Apple fanboy seem even more lovable.
Palmer has two movies to promote: this week's I Am Number Four and the long-delayed Take Me Home Tonight, which finally debuts March 4th. Can the G4 nerds endure an interview with "Number Six" without cracking a Short Circuit joke?
