Former “Grey’s Anatomy” actress Katherine Heigl and husband Josh Kelly go out for lunch in Los Feliz on March 25, 2010 with little Naleigh Kelly in tow.

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“Twilight” actress Ashley Greene films in Palmdale, CA on March 25, 2010 for her latest movie, “Apparition”.

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Kristin Cavallari works through the news of the Hills cancellation by shopping in West Hollywood, CA on March 25, 2010 where the shop therapy appears to have still kept Cavallari in good spirits.

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The Bachelor’s Jake Pavelka leaves rehearsals for Dancing With the Stars in Los Angeles, CA on March 25, 2010 where his doting wife, Vienna Girardi happily picked him up.

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Moving trucks at the Los Angeles house of Kate Walsh Thursday afternoon signify a major change on the horizon for the divorced TV actress. Walsh will be leaving her home and the painful memories of her failed relationship with former husband Alex Young, who fought hard for a huge financial settlement in the divorce, only to receive a split of the artwork and furniture now being separated and removed from the property. Will the “Private Practice” actress use this move to take the next step with her current boyfriend Neil Andrea?

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Kirk (Jay Baruchel), an average guy stuck in a dead-end job, can’t believe his luck when a gorgeous, successful woman named Molly (Alice Eve) falls in love with him. With no help from his stunned friends, relatives and ex-girlfriend, Kirk must figure out how to make this unlikely relationship work, even though he’s the first to admit that Molly is way beyond him.

This movie is totally cute! It’s not as funny as the trailer makes it look like, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The movie is still really good, without having to be over-the-top ridiculous. The reason this movie is rated R is definitely due to the language – there are more F bombs than one can count. There was another dirty scene ala-There’s-Something-About-Mary but compared to other movies like Superbad and Hangover, it was pretty mild.

About half way through, I realized this movie is “Say Anything” for this generation. Jay Baruchel plays a character close to Lloyd Dobbler, one of my all-time-favorite crushes. The gorgeous – popular girl falls for the nerdy – unpopular – beat-up-car-drivin’ underdog.  Could this happen in real life? Maybe. But that’s why we’re drawn to movies like this in the first place, isn’t it?

This movie is more of a romantic comedy – than just a comedy. There actually is a really cute story at the root of all the over-the-top nonsense, and I liked it! I would recommend this movie! You’re not going to bust a gut laughing like you would expect, but you’re going to like it anyway!

Adam (John Cusack – misc 80′s/90′s lore, One Crazy Summer), Lou (Rob Corddry – Upright Citizens Brigade, Late Night w/ Conan O’Brien) and Nick (Craig Robinson – the Office) were buddies in High School that have seldom kept in touch and hate where their adult lives have taken them. They decide on a whim to relive the glory days and head up to Kodiak Valley for a weekend ski trip. Adam’s nephew Jacob (up-and-comer Clark Duke) tags along on this trip of destiny. In a very homo-erotic scene, they all get f’d up on drugs, alcohol, and a gnarly energy drink – which happens to tip over onto the “flux capacitor” like control panel of the tub and and send them through a time vortex.

They awake the next morning to a stiff hangover and find that they have traveled back into a day in their lives in 1986. Now they must fix the past by enduring buttloads more homo-erotic situations, confrontations with women/ fears/ neon-clad Ski Patrolmen, and more drugs and alcohol. Rob Corddry and Craig Robinson steal the show in this one, and creepy Crispin Glover plays another awesome character unknowingly affected by skewing the time-space continuum.

This one is a roller coaster of laughs, gasps, and steady butt-rock. Recommended for the not easily offended.

Reviewed by Matt

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