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Leslie Mann & Lacoste Launch Pink Croc Collection For Breast Cancer Research Foundation

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Buy a croc. Give a croc. LACOSTE, known worldwide for its crocodile embroidered apparel, has partnered again with The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) to find the cure for breast cancer. On October 5, funny gal Leslie Mann ("Funny People," "Knocked Up") joins them to host the 2nd annual LACOSTE Pinc Croc Collection launch event at the LACOSTE boutique in Beverly Hills. That night, 100% of proceeds from the beach themed pink collection will benefit the BCRF. An additional 10% of proceeds during the entire month of October will be donated.

MovieMantz Review: 'Funny People'

By Scott Mantz

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Did you hear the one about the shallow, jaded, lonely celebrity who's forced to re-evaluate his priorities after he's diagnosed with a deadly disease?

It's not a joke, but rather the plot of "Funny People" - the third film from director Judd Apatow after "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" (2005) and "Knocked Up" (2007). But where those films were straight-on comedies with a heart, "Funny People" is being billed as Apatow's first "serious" movie.

Eric Bana's 'Funny People' Sex Scenes Banned By Director

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Judd Apatow's new comedy, "Funny People," features the director's trademark obsession with racy humor and often-raunchy topics - but after casting Eric Bana to star opposite his wife Leslie Mann, Eric's sex scene were mysteriously left out.

Casting Call: Angelina's Deadly New Franchise

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Angelina Jolie's thrilling new role! Plus, Evan Rachel Wood sinks her teeth into "True Blood," Christian Bale gets ready to be a "Fighter" and more -- inside!

Zac Efron On 'Jonny Quest' Role: 'It Has The Potential To Happen'

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Zac Efron has been looking to shake up his film roles - and at last night's Los Angeles premiere of "17 Again," he told Access Hollywood that one of them might be the title character in "Jonny Quest."

"It has the potential to happen," he told Access on Thursday.

MovieMantz Review: '17 Again'

By Scott Mantz

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- With his breakout role in the charming and very funny new comedy "17 Again," teen idol Zac Efron is basically sending a not-so-subtle message to anyone in Hollywood who will listen: bye-bye "High School Musical," hello movie career.

Otherwise, "17 Again" could best be described as a hodge-podge of past "what if" films, like "Big," "13 Going on 30," the similarly-titled "18 Again" and both versions of "Freaky Friday." But it's still a good movie, thanks to a charming screenplay by Jason Filardi ("Bringing Down the House"), vibrant direction from Burr Steers ("Igby Goes Down") and a star-making performance by Efron.

Zac Efron: 'Didn't Really Care About Being The Coolest Kid In High School'

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Zac Efron might have played the big man on campus in three "High School Musical" movies and the upcoming "17 Again," but real life for the now 21-year-old star was very different.

"I was just focused in high school... that probably made me a nerd, but I got good grades," Zac told Access Hollywood's Dish Of Salt Laura Saltman at the "17 Again" movie junket over the weekend. "I didn't really care about being the coolest kid in high school, that wasn't my priority."

VH1 Rock Honors

Celebrities attended various VH1 Rock Honors The Who events around Los Angeles. (18 photos) view photos »