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In this week’s edition of “Anne Hathaway is the Worst” we bring you reason #1,787 why we think the Les Miserables actress is, well, les miserable.

According to sources, the 30-year-old actress threw a fit when she found out that her Les Mis costar Amanda Seyfried was planning to wear a Alexander McQueen gown similar to the Valentino one she planned to wear.  Apparently, during a rehearsal for Sunday night’s award ceremony, Anne asked Amanda about her gown and when Amanda willing showed her a pic on her phone,

Anne was like ‘WTF?!’She started throwing a fit!… Amanda didn’t want to deal with it and left.

Ouch!

Instead of asking Amanda to change her dress, Anne simply ditched her Valentino gown for a slightly, um, less becoming Prada number.  But according to sources, the Oscar night drama didn’t end there.

Anne made the fashion, make up, hair, and jewelry teams wait at her home for hours as she decided what to do about the dress debacle… [She also] asked for silence so she could rehearse her singing for the Les Mis tribute at the Oscars. It was a painfully long experience.

That literally sounds like the worst Oscar-related torture we can imagine.  Literally.

Get over yourself Anne.  We have.

If two middle-aged men yammering over domestic fiscal policies wasn’t getting you all revved up to vote in the upcoming 2012 Presidential Election, maybe a few words from of our favorite celebs will get you in the mood!

A-listers Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Joseph Gordon Levitt, Zac Efron, Benicio Del Toro, Edward Norton, Ellen Degeneres, Selena Gomez, Sarah Silverman and Amanda Seyfried joined forces with the “Vote 4 Stuff” campaign to encourage young people to get out a make their votes heard!

It’s a hilarious video with an awesome message that features some major babes – what else could you ask for?

Photogs caught Hollywood A-Listers Josh Hartnett and Amanda Seyfried in their first “couply” outing since news broke back in January that the pair are an item.  Seyfried and Hartnett had a nice little Saturday shopping at Trader Joe’s for cereal, tortilla chips, yogurt, bread and juice.

What, no milk?  Who goes to the grocery store to buy cereal and no milk?

After their jaunt to the market, Seyfried and Hartnett met up with friends at Chateau Marmont where the 26-year-old actress,

Sat in Josh’s lap with her arm around him, and took his knit hat, placing it on her head as she looked at him… Josh seemed considerate and Amanda really seemed to be loving the attention and looks he gave her.

Wait a minute.  You mean to tell us that Josh Hartnett was wearing a knit hat?  Now that, is breaking news!

Amanda Seyfried and Justin Timberlake showed up at the U.K. premiere of their latest film “In Time” last night, looking young, hip and in love.  Oh wait… is Justin still back with Jessica Biel?  I can never keep that straight…

Anywho, the pair looked dazzling, as always, and appeared to be having a great time walking the red carpet at the Curzon Mayfair in London.

Seyfried, who looked fantastic in an H&M blazer and short shorts, claims that she is not naturally blessed with a Hollywood-requisite, stick-thin figure, and recently opened up to US Weekly about how she stays so svelte.

I work my ass off! It’s not easy… Seriously, when I’m not working, I’m working out. I’m not the kind of girl who stays skinny. Plus, I like to eat sweets! I like to eat a lot.

Well, whatever you’re doing girl – keep it up!  You look great!

So do you Justin, but that just plain goes without saying.

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Mean Girls 2 first official trailer is here. New vicious bully girls rule the school in this direct to DVD sequel that pales in compairson to the original Tina Fey scripted high school hierarchy comedy. (Lindsey Lohan, Amanda Seyfried and Rachel McAdams are sorely missed.)

Meghan Martin, Nicole Gale Anderson, Jennifer Stone and Maiara Walsh all give it a go but you can see right away Fey’s biting, smart wit isn’t there.

February 2011 this hits shelves.

Check the trailer and tell us what you think?

Imagine Little Red Riding Hood: a young woman walking through the hushed snowy woods wearing a bright red cape, she hears every sound and imagines the worst; looking over her shoulder terrified by what is out there, following her. A story more for grown-ups than for children, the photo above sets the mood for the new telling of a very old tale.

Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke is taking on the classic Brothers Grimm folktale and giving it a gothic/horror twist with werewolves, demons and Amanda Seyfried as Valerie, the title character, torn between two suitors. Hardwicke gives Seyfried lots of praise:

”I’ve never seen her like this in a role before,” raves director Catherine Hardwicke (Twilight). ”She’s supersexy, wild. And those big eyes of hers are totally out of a fairy tale.”

I love this image – can’t wait for more. I am very excited to see what kind of energy and pulse this cast create: Seyfried, Gary Oldman, Lukas Haas and the almost Edward Cullen: Shiloh Fernandez.

The movie, now titled Red Riding Hood (it was originally The Girl with the Red Riding Hood) is set for March 2011 release.

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Alex Pettyfer is joining the currently filming sci-fi thriller Now with Amanda Seyfried and Justin Timberlake. The movie (formerly known as I’m. mortal) is directed by Andrew Nicol and is shooting scenes in Los Angeles. The synopsis:

Now revolves around a futuristic world in which the aging gene is shut off in a person when they reach the age of 25. Individuals must thereafter purchase units of time and are genetically engineered to die once they run out. Justin Timberlake plays the film’s protagonist, a rebellious man who is falsely accused of murdering a wealthy individual and stealing his time. Amanda Seyfried also stars in the pic as a gorgeous rich girl who is taken hostage by Timberlake’s character and must go on the run with him to avoid the authorities (whose ranks include an officer played by Cillian Murphy).

Along with the Pettyfer, Matt Bomer of cable channel USA’s crime drama White Collar has been an announced addition to the stellar cast.

Pettyfer has Beastly with Vanessa Hudgens and I Am Number Four with Dianna Agron heading for release in 2011. Now is scheduled for release in 2012.

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Mama Mia/Dear John star Amanda Seyfried is set to play the role of Cinderella in the new Disney live-action adaptation of the 1950’s classic animated movie based on the famous fairy tale.

The screenplay will be written by Aline Brosh McKenna, who also worked on “The Devil Wears Prada” and “27 Dresses”. We cannot think of a better actress to play a real life Cinderella. Amanda is absolutely stunning and sweet – a real Cinderella! Congratulations!

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Amanda Seyfried looks like she is ready for a summer picnic on the cover of the June issue of Self Magazine. The Letters to Juliet star gives us her take on everything from being confidant in Hollywood to how she recovers from a bad day. Check it:

On having confidence in Hollywood: “Remember, nobody’s perfect. In Hollywood, people may seem perfect, but that’s because they spend thousands on trainers and diets and surgeries. We’re made to feel as if we’re supposed to look like that, but it’s not realistic at all. If you have a negative body image, exercise, but not for your appearance. The main thing you can change is how you perceive yourself. Stop looking in the mirror and realize that you’re living for yourself, not other people. If we’re so busy trying to change ourselves, especially aesthetically, we’re going to miss out on other, bigger things. When I see a scene in a movie where my belly sticks out, I’m like, That doesn’t look good. But then, in a later shot, I still have a pudgy belly. What are the chances of me having a six-pack for the next movie? Slim to none. But staying in shape is healthy and important, and endorphins are a godsend!”

On making it: “I’ve been an up-and-comer for so long. Now everybody is telling me that I’m having “a moment.” I’m like, “All right, how long does that last?” It’s not always about being appreciated but about appreciating what you have. Life is like a game: If you’re still working at it, then you’ve won. Stay on that path. Every little step you take is an accomplishment. Remember, be realistic, but don’t stop being optimistic!”

On having a bad day: “For a simple bad day, I would say go for a good coffee break with nature. I like to go hiking. Or have a drink at a friend’s house. I think it’s important to either be with people who love you for who you are and not what you do, or to be with yourself in a place where your existence doesn’t matter much. Knowing yourself, who you are and what you want are important. I know that I need my relationships to be consistent. In a world, and especially in an industry, where things are so unreliable, the people in my life are most important. Sharing and loving and laughing and understanding with them is what makes me happy. And my dog. I feel immediately better when I pick him up.”

Get more of Amanda’s interview here.

Letters to Juliet actress Amanda Seyfried grabs the cover spotlight for Teen Vogue’s June 2010 issue. The beautiful blond gabs about her boyfriend, actor Dominic Cooper, her success and the ever present photogs:

On her feelings about the paparazzi: “I don’t really care about paparazzi—like, I’m not wearing makeup right now and I should be—but when someone follows me around on a day like that, a really wonderful, beautiful day…had I known he was there, I would have been really upset.”

On defining love: “It’s fun to play characters who have these ideals that you don’t have. Like, in Dear John, Channing [Tatum] and I had such a good time because we were pretending to be in love. A lot of people ask me, ‘Is Dominic the one?’ I don’t know, and I’m fine with that. Too much planning can lead to heartbreak. Love is great and possible, always, but it’s very rare to have the feeling that ‘I want to be with this person forever.”

On how she became a success in Hollywood: “I am successful now, and it’s wonderful. But the reason it is so wonderful is because I didn’t expect it to happen.”

Seyfried’s career is red hot right now and the actress is set to star in The Girl With The Red Riding Hood, directed by Twilight’s original director, Catherine Hardwicke.