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I can’t wait to see this movie! It looks hilarious!

Pictured: Kristen Bell,  the gorgeous Malin Ackerman, Jason Bateman and his wife, Bethenny Frankel, Helen Mirren, Vince Vaughn, Ralph Macchio (Karate Kid!) and Helena Erica (I knew that) Christensen.

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Here’s a bunch of celebs that turned out for last night’s Teen Choice Awards.

Don’t forget the Teen Choice Awards will air TONIGHT on FOX at 8:00PM!

Pictured: Hayden Panettiere, Kristen Bell,  Audrina Patridge, Rumer Willis, Amanda Bynes, Kim Kardashian, Ashley Tisdale, Miley Cyrus, Fergie, Jonas Brothers, Vanessa Hudgens, Jordin Sparks, Zac Efron, Hugh Jackman, Alexis Bledel and Cameron Diaz.

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I’m so excited to see this movie! I’m seeing it on Saturday (which is also my birthday!).  Let’s not talk about how old I’ll be.  We’ll call it 25 and be good.

Pictured: Bradley Cooper, Ashley Olsen, Justin Bartha (Ashley Olsen’s bf & star of the movie),  Jason Bateman & wife, Kristen Bell, Zach Efron (get a haircut already!), Heather  Graham, Danny Masterson, Eva Mendes, Mary Kate Olsen, Audrina Patridge, Jeremy Piven, Jamie Lynn Sigler & bf, Kate Walsh and Kendra Wilkinson!

Winners at Thursday’s 14th annual Critics’ Choice Awards:

• Picture: “Slumdog Millionaire”

• Actor: Sean Penn, “Milk”

• Actress: Tie: Anne Hathaway, “Rachel Getting Married,” and Meryl Streep, “Doubt”

• Supporting actor: Heath Ledger, “The Dark Knight”

• Supporting actress: Kate Winslet, “The Reader”

• Acting ensemble: “Milk”

• Director: Danny Boyle, “Slumdog Millionaire”

• Writer: Simon Beaufoy, “Slumdog Millionaire”

• Animated feature: “WALL-E”

• Young actor/actress: Dev Patel, “Slumdog Millionaire”

• Action movie: “The Dark Knight”

• Comedy movie: “Tropic Thunder”

• Picture made for television: “John Adams”

• Foreign language film: “Waltz With Bashir”

• Documentary feature: “Man On Wire”

• Song: “The Wrestler,” Bruce Springsteen, “The Wrestler”

• Composer: A.R. Rahman, “Slumdog Millionaire”

• Joel Siegel award: Richard Gere

Pictured: Kate Beckinsale, Kristen Bell, Elizabeth Banks, Penelope Cruz, Diane Lane & Josh Brolin, Anne Hathaway, Ben Stiller & Christine Taylor, Emile Hirsch, Amanda Bynes, Katy Perry, Evan Rachel Wood, Amy Adams, Dakota Fanning, Richard Gere, Eva Longoria, Marisa Tomei & Julia Ormond.

Russell Brand is to reprise his breakthrough movie role in a sequel to Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

The comic confirmed that he had agreed to the follow-up, saying: ‘I’ll be playing Aldous Snow again, back on drugs, all mental.’

Co-stars Kristen Bell and Jason Segel, who wrote the original, have reportedly been approached about the Universal Studios film, but none has yet confirmed their involvement.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall director Nicholas Stoller is currently working on another film in which Brand plays an out-of-control rock star, Get Me To The Greek. In this film, Jonah Hill plays a wet-behind-the-ears insurance adjuster instructed to ensure Brand’s wildman gets to a gig.

Brand’s comments came in an interview with Radio 1’s Newsbeat in which he also said he couldn’t rule out making more hoax calls, despite the storm of controversy his call to Northampton police caused.

The comic said he was ‘surprised’ by the reaction to his on-stage stunt, in which he called a witness line claiming to have seen a sex attacker who had been targeting women in the town.

But although he apologised for the call, he today said he could repeat such a ‘spontaneous’ act in a future show.

Brand told Radio 1’s Newsbeat: ‘ I think it’s clear that I would never seek to glean laughter from people that have been in any way victimised or shoddily treated. I was surprised by some of the moralising.

Asked if he would do it again, he said: ‘Who knows, possibly. You can never rule that out, that’s the nature of spontaneity, things just sometimes happen.’

The 33-year-old, who is performing at a charity gig in aid of the drug rehab group Focus 12 tonight, complained about the newspaper backlash to his call during his recent visit to Montreal’s Just For Laughs festival, claiming the reports treated him as badly as if he had been the attacker himself.

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