It’s ‘Fantastic’!
More Top Picks Stoves
We never thought we’d be so excited about a screengrab of Michael B. Jordan glancing over his shoulder—until we saw the “Fantastic Four” teaser trailer, that is. Released Tuesday morning, it gives us a glimpse of Jordan, Miles Teller, Kate Mara and Jamie Bell before they get all super. (Gah, we still can’t get over that spectacular cast.) The Marvel flick smashes into theaters Aug. 7.
Source: Getty Images
Let it … NPH?
If you weren’t already pumped enough for the all-out Neil Patrick Harris song-and-dance-athon that will be the 2015 Oscars, let us unfreeze your hearts. Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the duo behind Disney’s “Frozen” hit, “Let It Go,” are writing an original number for Harris to perform Feb. 22, thr.com reports. Why do we suspect NPH’s twins had a hand in this decision?
Source: Getty Images
Mission: More possible
Movies push back their release dates all the time—ahem, “Jupiter Ascending,” ahem—but it’s not so common to hear about one jumping ahead. This one, however, stars Tom Cruise. Variety reports that “Mission: Impossible 5” has shot ahead from a Christmas release to July 31—the same weekend “Guardians of the Galaxy” opened last year. Variety also notes that “MI5” now is opening three months ahead of “Spectre.” Someone afraid of the Big Bad Bond?
Source: Elle U.K.
Garden party
Keira Knightley does not give one hoot about the rules of fashion. I’ve always hated the idea that you should be wearing this or that, because it makes me feel like I’m getting everything wrong,” she told Elle U.K. for its March issue. “ If you want to wear a [bleeping] flowerpot on your head and that makes you happy, then wear a [bleeping] flowerpot on your head.” OK, but seriously, that doesn’t sound comfortable.
Won’t stay with me
All over the music world Monday was the news that Sam Smith has agreed to pay royalties to Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne over similarities between his song “Stay With Me” and their song “Won’t Back Down.” But if you, like us, are like, “Eh, I can’t really hear what they’re talking about,” YouTube user envanligfjant uploaded a mashup that really illustrates the point.