Blog Posts by Matt Donnelly

Brie on Wednesday night. (Getty Images)Alison Brie, who portrays Vincent Kartheiser's on-screen wife on AMC's "Mad Men," did a little thinking Wednesday about a wedding gift for her costar and his newly-minted fiancée Alexis Bledel.

The Director's Guild of America hosted the drama's sixth season premiere, where we asked how to shop for someone as quirky as Kartheiser: he used to rely solely on public transit (rare in Los Angeles), lived in what he called a "wooden box," and talked about forgoing having children as an environmental cause.

Taylor Lautner's wax figure (Getty)Taylor Lautner (Summit Entertainment)Never accuse wax figure house Madame Tussauds of skimping on the details.

The Berlin flagship for the tourist attraction unveiled a new statue of "Twilight Saga" actor Taylor Lautner, making sure they recreated all his notable features.

The likeness has a sculpted six pack that's on par with Lautner's real-life stomach, heavily featured in the vampire franchise co-starring Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart.

Ryan Seacrest and Justin Timberlake (Clear Channel Media)There are worse ways for Ryan Seacrest to heal those breakup wounds: The television host stepped out Monday night to spend some time with Justin Timberlake.

On the heels of his split from Julianne Hough, Seacrest turned up at Target's release party for Timberlake's new album The 20/20 Experience.

Held with iHeartRadio at L.A.'s El Rey theater, Seacrest interviewed the pop star ahead of a performance that was attended by Anna Kendrick, Emmy Rossum, Jordin Sparks, Nikki Reed, and Paul McDonald.

An onlooker tells omg! that Seacrest seemed in great spirits, and he certainly seemed on top of his game: The former E! anchor confirmed news about another upcoming Timberlake project.

Beyonce (Ray Amati/Getty Images)Keyshia Cole (Mark Davis/Getty Images)

Not everyone is curtsying over Beyoncé's new single, "Bow Down / I've Been On."

R&B singer Keyshia Cole took to Twitter to vent frustrations about the just-released track, an aggressive meditation on why Bey is queen.

"Can't stand when people all self righteous when it's convenient it makes them look good. Lmao! But can still talk sh*t when convenient 2," she wrote.

While Beyoncé's last record "4" featured female empowerment hits like "Run The World," the new track is bold in the hierarchy it establishes: Beyoncé and everyone else.

"I know when you were little girls you dreamt of being in my world. Don't forget it. Respect that," she sings. "Bow down, b*tches."

Cole dug further at the conflicting ideals.

Britney Spears (Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images)Vanessa Hudgens and Selena Gomez (Lester Cohen/Wireimage)Though Britney Spears hasn't graced the big screen since 2002's "Crossroads," she's all over the new crime thriller starring Selena Gomez and James Franco.

"Spring Breakers" premiered on Thursday in Hollywood, and while the film's stars, including Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson, make for good eye candy in the flick, Britney's presence looms large.

We've all heard whispers of the "Spring Breakers" romance between James Franco and his co-star Ashley Benson. But, Thursday night at the movie's premiere, the volume on that talk definitely went up a notch.

Clad in a navy Gucci suit, Franco worked the red carpet with all of his gorgeous castmates -- including Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens -- but when it came time to go inside the Cinema Dome to screen the Harmony Korine film, he was sure to take a seat right next to the "Pretty Little Liars" actress.

Vanessa Hudgens and Selena Gomez (Getty Images)

For a film as intense as "Spring Breakers," Thursday's Los Angeles premiere was nothing short of a family affair.

Female leads Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, and Ashley Benson turned up to promote the Harmony Korine-directed study in sexuality, violence, and isolation of discontented coeds desperate for a good time on their semester hiatus.

The ladies brought the glamour for the red carpet at Hollywood's Cinema Dome, but called personal reinforcements for the screening and afterparty.

Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux (Jason Merritt/Getty Images)Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie ( Steve Branitz/WireImage)

By all indications, Jennifer Aniston's upcoming wedding to actor Justin Theroux is happening soon – but let us not forget that her equally famous ex-husband, Brad Pitt, is also betrothed. (Perhaps you've heard of Pitt's fiancee, Angelina Jolie)

While media speculation says the two couples may be racing to the altar, we decided to ask the authority on American weddings what the correct protocol is, on the issue of "who goes first" and other aspects of a remarriage.

Anna Post, great-great-granddaughter of etiquette queen Emily Post, was happy to help omg! figure out the rules. For starters, she's OK with Jolie walking down the aisle first.

"If someone is together longer, I'd say it might be acceptable to go first," Post says. Pitt and Jolie famously got together on the heels of his 2005 divorce from Aniston, so they'd qualify as first-up couple.

"In some cases … if the man is being a gentleman, he might touch base with his former wife and offer to let her go first."