Anne Hathaway is still promoting her movie, Love And Other Drugs. In doing so, she gave a new interview where she talked about having an intellectual orgy with co-star Jake Gyllenhaal.

She said, “We talked about our own experiences with love and intimacy, about what turned us on and what didn’t. So it was completely open from the get-go. Jake described it as kind of intellectual orgy and I think that sums it up best!”

She went on to say that the movie has so many adult themes that younger kids just wouldn’t understand. She said, “This is a sophisticated look at adult love. It isn’t a movie for teenagers. I don’t think they would understand it.”

Have you seen the movie? If so, what did you think?

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Anne Hathaway is said to be taking her relationship with boyfriend Adam Shulman to the next level! According to reports, they have moved in together!

The twosome have been dating since 2008, after she broke things off with schemer Raffaello Follieri.

Since, she has moved into Adam’s place in New York. A source said, “She’s moved into his Brooklyn pad. They’ve been together for a long time, so she’s confident about moving in with him.”

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Anne Hathaway is gorgeous as Gotham Magazine’s January cover girl!

You have great chemistry with Jake Gyllenhaal.
AH: If you don’t have chemistry with Jake Gyllenhaal, then there’s probably something wrong with you, because he is the most insanely charismatic man. All you have to do is listen to him and you’re instantly charmed.

Is there a role you haven’t played that you would like to one day?
AH: Pretty much all of Ibsen. Most Shakespeare. Most of the roles I’d love to play are in the theater. In terms of my career, I would like to kill an alien at some point. I would like to drive a spaceship and maybe be a spy. I’d like to kick a little ass.

Any mentors?
AH: Laura Linney is one of my favorite actresses. Sometimes when I am trying to remind myself what good acting looks like, I turn to her performances. Oh, and Meryl Streep, obviously, and Sigourney Weaver. Cate Blanchett never ceases to amaze. Marion Cotillard is a new one for me. I’m just in awe of what that woman does. Did you see Inception? I mean, all of that talent and all that emotion… she’s just absolutely stunning. I am so lucky—there are a lot of great women to learn from.

If you could change something about yourself, what would it be?
AH: I’d love to increase my ability to go with the flow. I can be a worrier.

What is something most people don’t know about you?
AH: I like to ride horses—it is pure joy. I can’t tolerate spicy food—I have a weak stomach. Oh, I am a terrible driver. Like, absolutely horrible. Like, fear the road if I’m on it.

Any guilty pleasures?
AH: Watching adolescent comedies—the gross ones starring teenage boys. When I’m really tired I love to watch that particular kind of fun and raunchy humor, like Superbad. Another guilty pleasure is furniture design magazines. They’re like porn for me.

While visiting DListed for the tenth time this morning I stumbled upon this photoshopped cover of EW, and I cannot stop laughing! Someone replaced Jake Gyllenhaal and Anne Hathaway’s faces on the latest cover of Entertainment Weekly, and it’s so good it’s creepy.

Anne Hathaway and James Franco have reportedly been asked to host the 2011 Academy Awards.

In a big shift, it looks like the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has moved away from its more mature hosts and instead has chosen these hot young stars!

Deadline reports, “the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences has asked James Franco and Anne Hathaway to host the Academy Awards, and it ‘looks like’ both young stars have accepted the offer.” This is going to be one sexy Oscar telecast!

In addition to hosting there is a very good chance James and Anne could find themselves nominees, him for 127 Hours and her for Love and Other Drugs!

Anne made a memorable appearance during the 2008 awards when she danced and sang with host Hugh Jackman during the show’s opening number.

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What turns one person on leaves another cold, of course, but there’s no denying the heat on screen in Love & Other Drugs. Jake Gyllenhaal, 29, plays Jamie Randall, a cocky pharmaceutical salesman who falls for an emotionally guarded young Parkinson’s patient named Maggie Murdock (Anne Hathaway). In the R-rated film out Nov. 24, the duo, who played husband and wife in 2005’s Brokeback Mountain, share several intense sex scenes and bravely reveal nearly every inch of their enviably toned bodies.

Though they’re not a couple in real life, they’re one of the more convincing young screen pairings to come along in a while. And it helps that they were guided by Zwick, 58, who directed one of the most frank romances of the ’80s, About Last Night… Here the three talk to EW about the sexy movies they watched before shooting, how they choreographed the film’s most physical scenes, and why they’re always texting each other now.

Entertainment Weekly: When you first read this script, were you at all scared to take it on?

Jake Gyllenhaal: I immediately fell in love from the first 10 pages, and by the end I was weeping. It felt like this weird sense of fate. I went to Ed and basically begged him. I was like, “This part was written for me.”

Edward Zwick: When we met, I saw things in Jake that I had not seen on screen. And that’s what you want. Then somebody said, “Did you ever see Jake host Saturday Night Live? You should look at it.” And I did. [To Gyllenhaal] I’m not saying you got this part necessarily because you were in drag.

Anne Hathaway: But it didn’t hurt!

The rest of the article – plus 2 MORE NAKED COVERS after the jump! (more…)

Anne Hathaway says that she won’t have Botox because she’s afraid it will erase who she is. She was offered Botox when she was 23-years-old, but won’t have it done because she says her facial imperfections tell the story of her life.

She said, “I had someone offer me Botox at 23. From the age of 25 to 27, and this is a little embarassing to admit, I looked under my eyes every single day, because I thought, ‘It’s going, it’s going, it’s going!’ And then I realized the other day they’re not wrinkles, they’re smile lines. If you look at pictures of me from a young age, I’ve been smiling the same way since I was little. And I had that wonderful moment when you realize, ‘That’s who I am. Botox would erase that.’”

Good for her. I love Anne, I think she’s a great actress. I can’t wait to see Love And Other Drugs.

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