Ok, this is my LAST post on the LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday. There were just too many beautiful celebs to put it all in one post! Here are the last of the pictures from the event, which honored Clint Eastwood.

PICTURED: Kate Bosworth and boyfriend Michael Polish, Amy Poehler, Elisabeth Moss, Jon Hamm, Ryan Kwanten, Nick and Joe Jonas, Kate Beckinsale and husband Len Wiseman, Amy Adams, Rashida Jones, James Van Der Beek, Leonardo DiCaprio, Zac Efron, Rachel Zoe, Uma Thurman, Olivia Wilde and Julie Bowen.

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Here’s something that might shock you. Don Draper and his secretary-turned-wife, aren’t going to last. Well, who actually knows, but I have to believe that somehow – sometime – Don and Betty will be back together. From the looks of these new pictures from the set, Don and his new bride are not getting along very well.

Can’t wait for the show to return!

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Yesterday we got our first look at January Jones, who had returned to the set of ‘Mad Men’ following the birth of her son, Xander.

Today we have Jon Hamm, who plays the sexy Don Draper!

Can’t wait for the new season to start!

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Here’s our first look at season 5 of Mad Men!!! I cannot wait!

Above is a first-look shot from the Mad Men set as Jon Hamm takes on his new role as director of the show’s highly anticipated season premiere. Also in this rehearsal shot: Elisabeth Moss, co-producer Marcy Patterson, photography director Christopher Manley and executive producer Matthew Weiner. The series, which resumes production in Los Angeles and returns next year, landed the outstanding drama award at the TV critics press club awards on Saturday, with Hamm earning individual achievement in a drama series.

Here’s an exclusive look – via EW

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences this morning announced the nominees for the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards. The list looks pretty similar to last year’s with the exception of a few newcomers.

In the Best Series, Drama category, HBO newcomers “Game of Thrones” and “Boardwalk Empire” enter the running as strong contenders. On the comedy side, fan and critical favorite “Parks and Recreation” has joined the fray, alongside fellow NBC shows “The Office” and “30 Rock.”

Newcomers to the Outstanding Actress in a Comedy are “Mike & Molly” star Melissa McCarthy, who helped present the nominations and Laura Linney of Showtime’s “The Big C.”

In the actor categories, Jon Hamm looks to win his first Outstanding Actor in a Drama, and is buoyed by the fact that three-time winner Bryan Cranston, of “Breaking Bad,” was not nominated thanks to his show’s timing. Louis CK, of the eponymous comedy, “Louie,” got a nod in the Outstanding Actor in a Comedy category.

Something to note: “Conan” was nominated for an Emmy, but Jay Leno’s “The Tonight Show” was not.

Justin Timberlake and Zach Galifianakis landed nominations for their hosting jobs of “Saturday Night Live,” while three “Glee” guest stars – Gwyneth Paltrow, Kristen Chenowith and Dot Marie Jones — got nods.

“Mad Men” was the most nominated series, with 19, followed closely by “Boardwalk Empire” with 18, “Modern Family” with 17 and “Saturday Night Live,” with 16. “Mildred Pierce,” the HBO miniseries, had 21 to lead all programming. CBS led all networks with 50 nominations.

Glad to see my favorite shows made the list! Check out the FULL LIST of nominees after the jump! (more…)

Following the huge success of their comedy ‘Bridesmaids’, director Paul Feig and producer Judd Apatow were immediately given the green light by Universal to start working on a new film. While a ‘Bridesmaids’ sequel is in the works, so is another film starring the scene-stealing Melissa McCarthy and Jon Hamm.

Deadline reports that Feig and Apatow are in the early stages of putting together a new comedy that would potentially star Jon Hamm and Melissa McCarthy as “unconventional lovers.” Deadline’s report pegs the plot as about a man who becomes obsessed with a woman, which while vague, would offer Hamm all sorts of avenues to show off the comedic skills that are finally coming to the forefront. Negotiations are in the early stages.

Hamm, as Kristen Wiig’s jerk semi-boyfriend, and McCarthy as her quirky yet no nonsense fellow bridesmaid, nearly stole the show from the writer/star in the May smash hit comedy. It was the biggest stage yet for their respective comedic talents; Hamm, who plays the very serious Don Draper on “Mad Men,” is a frequent guest host on “Saturday Night Live,” and had an arc as Tina Fey’s “in the bubble” boyfriend; McCarthy is one of two leads on the CBS sitcom “Mike & Molly.”

The new Feig/Apatow film would be each actor’s first big screen lead; Hamm has translated his small screen success to into supporting roles in films such as “Sucker Punch,” “The Town,” and “Howl,” while McCarthy, a “Gilmore Girls,” alum, has had roles in “Life As We Know It,” and “The Back-Up Plan.”

Hamm will also be expanded his career to behind the camera work, as he’s slated to direct the season five premiere of “Mad Men.”

As for Apatow, this is another semi-spinoff for the megastar director/producer; he’s also in the process of putting together a Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann-starring “Knocked Up” spinoff.

I am the biggest Judd Apatow fan, so I’ll see any movie he makes. “Bridesmaids’ is probably the funniest movie I’ve seen in years!

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