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Doug and I are back in town after a weekend trip (and our 7-year anniversary!) where we took a few hours on Saturday afternoon to go see Iron Man, which got some seriously insane box office cash over the weekend.

Starring in Iron Man, of course, is Robert Downey Jr. And it looks like he's been training a bit for the role! The movie was great, and if you stay all the way through the credits you'll get a big teaser for another major Marvel movie that will have the rumor-mills buzzing.

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[ Iron Man - Official Movie Site ]

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Tally another one in the column of "Scary Movies that Chris Won't See Since He's a Wuss." Rogue is on the way to theaters, and you can now recognize me on the street as "that guy always looking behind him for giant crocodiles."

Michael Vartan stars in Rogue as a writer venturing out into remote Australian wetlands with a tourist group, on a nature tour that turns deadly due to a huge. freaking. crocodile.

In other news, we'll be at Disneyland this weekend -- where there will probably be one of the giant crocodiles from Fantasia walking around at some point. If I don't return on Monday then I'm probably in Disney jail somewhere...

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Ben Barnes is doing a little press for the upcoming release of The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, and has found himself on the pages of industry magazine Factory. Don't forget to download the audio interview with Factory -- he's quite charming.

[ Ben Barnes, Prince Regent of Narnia - Factory Magazine ]

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Though my cable provider doesn't carry it, Shelter premieres on here! tv tonight. I'll be deciding which other coming-of-age film in our DVD library to watch... have a great weekend!

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Amongst the kids of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe based Chronicles of Narnia film franchise is a new man. We meet Ben Barnes as Prince Caspian in the second film of the sequence. Ben has previously been seen on UK television (Split Decision, Doctors) as well in last year's movie Stardust.

He has eyes you can absolutely get lost in. Check out The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian in theatres this Spring. Four more photos right here!

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The 80th Annual Academy Awards... The Oscars... It was a big night last night! Once again Jon Stewart polarized viewers into "love him" or "hate him" camps, and the evening's generous sprinkling of montages made my "Everytime they do a montage, drink!" game not-so-fun oh-so-fast.

How dreamy is George Clooney? Were you as scared by the Red Carpet stalking of Gary Busey? How cute was Colin Farrell bringing his mom to the awards?

We'll enjoy an open thread about the Oscars today, check back later for a new Hunk du Jour Interview.

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Ryan Reynolds' new film, Definitely, Maybe comes out on Thursday -- and I'm actually quite excited to see the romantic comedy. There's something about Ryan that just totally works for me... (and it's more than his 6-pack, though there's more of that after the jump.)

We were vacationing in New York last winter and actually stumbled into one of their shooting locations at one point -- Ryan must not have seen me, or else I'm sure he would have said hello. (At least I had my delusions to keep me warm...)

Check out some sexy screencaps from The Nines after the jump.

[ Definitely, Maybe - Official Site ]
[ The Nines - Official Site ]
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[ Ryan Reynolds Online ]

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It was late night, so you'll pardon my brevity today. Ladies and gentlemen, Peter Sarsgaard. He began filming An Education this week -- the big news this morning is that Orlando Bloom pulled out of the project because of last minute scheduling conflicts.

Two more after the jump!

This video is making the rounds this morning... warning, this video is typical Sarah Silverman and may be offensive to... well... everybody. Viewer discretion is advised, the f-bomb is beeped out.

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This month, AXM features an interview with Hayden Christensen. The Life as a House and Star Wars star will be appearing soon in Jumper. Hayden also has a few other projects in various stages of production.

He's come a long way since appearing in an episode of the Nickelodeon show, Are You Afraid of the Dark? (...which I loved, for the record.)

[ AXM Magazine ]