"For most of this film, I’m a lot bigger than I really am and covered in blue fur." - Eamonn McCormack/WireImageThough just 21, Brit Nicholas Hoult has already accumulated a pretty impressive acting resume: he was the titular boy in the Hugh Grant 2002 dramedy "About A Boy"; he starred in the first two seasons of the adored U.K. version of "Skins"; and he mesmerized in a white angora sweater in 2009's "A Single Man."

But though he may not be a household name in America yet, Hoult will surely achieve such status imminently, as he will appear in a string of high-profile films over the next few years, including Bryan Singer's "Jack the Giant Killer" and Jonathan Levine's "Warm Bodies." But first: this summer's "X-Men: First Class," in which Hoult plays the Beast.

The Famous spoke with Hoult over the weekend about how he prepared to play the hulking blue mutant, what it was like to work with (rumored girlfriend) Jennifer Lawrence, and his Royal Wedding fever.

Were you a fan of the X-Men growing up?

I was a fan of the cartoon, particularly. I remember watching it in the mornings when I was growing

Red-carpet date night. - Steve Granitz/WireImageRemember when Dr. Drew was predicting all gloom and doom for Brangelina? Thing is, despite the incessant tabloid rumors of trouble in paradise (sample headline: "Angie Is Pissed At Brad For Letting The Kids Paint On The Walls!!!"), Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie remain united in the front to show the world, "We are glamorous, in love and laughing at the ridiculousness of it all. Ha, ha."

Pictures like this one (from Sunday's "Kung Fu Panda 2" premiere in Los Angeles) serve to make this alien supercouple a little more human: if Pitt blithely watched TV while Pax and Shiloh wiped potato chip grease all over the new Persian rug while Jolie was out rehearsing a knife-throwing scene for her next assassin thriller, then that is the Brangelina version of normal family life. As in any extended brood (see: The Duggars), the commotion never ends. So it's somehow calming to see the chaos-at-breakfast-loving actor and his polarizing partner smiling and happy, rather than frustrated and tired, per

#tokyodreamscrushed - Getty ImagesKaty Perry and Russell Brand seem to have a "tweet or it didn't happen" approach to their relationship which means that, whether we like it or not, we end up knowing more about their lives than we do about many of our real-life couple friends.

Over the weekend, Perry -- who was set to perform in Japan -- flew husband Brand to the country, presumably to hang out and see her show. Alas, this meet-up was not in the cards, as Brand was promptly deported from the country.

Here's how Perry explained the strange series of events in a string of tweets (featuring some innovative hashtag creation).

So...my husband just got deported from Japan. I am so. sad. I brought him all this way to show him my favorite place#tokyodreamscrushed

It was for priors from over 10 years ago! #mamanothappy!#don'tmessw/mahman! #uwannaplaylet'sgo#don'ttakeawomansmanfromhershe'llgetshiasty!

...But of COURSE I ♥ my Japanese fans & the show#MUSTGOON no matter the daily aftershocks or husband kidnappings!

She started wearing crowns at a young age. - The SunBehold! Here is lost footage of 10-year-old Kate acting -- and singing -- in productions of "Cinderella" and "Joseph And the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." Click on the link, and if you look closely, you'll see a young Pippa too.

A source tells The Sun: "It's funny to think of Kate playing the lovesick prince looking for a wife when she ended up marrying one. She clearly has a lot of talent and the crowd seemed to love her even then."

'Tis true indeed. As Prince Charming, she convincingly delivers mopey lines such as "I can't eat, I can't sleep, I can't concentrate on anything" while sporting a keen sense of comic timing.

Meanwhile, how amusing is it that video of Tween Kate in school performances qualifies as "EXCLUSIVE," packaged with a breathless, somewhat scandalous tone? This woman is clean, folks. No illicit sex tapes to be found here.

Lively and DiCaprio jet to Italy. - Kristy Sparow/WireImageAfter they were photographed awkwardly embracing on a yacht at Cannes on Tuesday, newly single Leonardo DiCaprio and newly blonde (again, after a brief stint as a redhead) Blake Lively have brought their nascent romance to Italy.

The pair were spotted in Portofino, Italy on Sunday -- both sporting hats and sunglasses that gave off a "don't notice us but... notice us!" vibe.

For DiCaprio, Lively represents a departure from previous longtime girlfriends Gisele Bundchen and Bar Refaeli -- not in that she is much younger than him (Lively was 10 years old when "Titanic" came out) but in that she is an American-born actress rather than a foreign model.

Meanwhile, DiCaprio is a major step up from Lively's ex Penn Badgley, some would argue, the equivalent of moving on from Dan Humphrey to, well, Leonardo DiCaprio.

"Fabulous, dahhhhhling." - David Livingston/Getty ImagesWho knew Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman was such a good gossip? When asked about Arnold Schwarzenegger's escalating baby mama drama, Jane Seymour actually responded with ... an honest opinion.

"I was not even remotely surprised," the British actress and Malibu resident told CNN at a movie premiere (where stars typically give bland answers to stay on message). "The moment I heard it, that there was an announcement of their separation -- he was obviously jumping the gun before everyone else told the world of the news."

She continued: "From what I gather, I think there will be lots of information coming people's way. I heard about two more (out of wedlock children) somebody else knows about. I even met someone who knows him well."

Oooh, don't stop there, Jane, tell us more!

A hat unlike any other. - Pascal Le Segretain/Getty ImagesPrincess Beatrice's internal organ-shaped Royal Wedding hat is clearly priceless. But when the daughter of Duchess Fergie put the Philip Treacy topper up on eBay, it went to the highest bidder for a whopping $131,347.47 -- with all proceeds going to UNICEF and Children in Crisis.

"I've been amazed by the amount of attention the hat has attracted," wrote Beatrice. "It's a wonderful opportunity to raise as much money as possible for two fantastic charities. I hope whoever wins this auction has as much fun with the hat as I have."

Dear Princess Beatrice: you are awesome, and so is your fantastically over-the-top choice of headgear. Long live the meme!

This photo is from Monica's Facebook page. - (Real source: WireImage)Ross Geller is a father for the third time. To clarify: David Schwimmer, the actor who immortalized the "Friends" character, is a father for the first time. We got them confused! It happens. Anyway, in a bit of positive news on this Arnold-scandalized Monday, Schwimmer and his wife, artist Zoe Buckman, have announced the arrival of their brand-new daughter, Cleo Buckman Schwimmer. Their rep confirms (via People.com) that she was born on May 8 in New York, and there is a sweet family photo to prove it. Schwimmer, 44, and Buckman, 25, secretly married last June after a three-year courtship.

Congrats! This also means Ben and Emma have a new baby sister; what are they, 13 and 7 now? OK, we need to stop.