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Carey Mulligan brought Drive to Comic-Con yesterday, where she helped debut a sneak peek and the first trailer for the action-packed indie film. Unfortunately Ryan Gosling wasn't able to make the trek to San Diego, though he was a hot topic of conversation and we get to see his brooding, handsome face in the red band preview. Ryan stars as a stunt driver who moonlights behind the wheel in high speed getaways, but things get complicated when he falls in love with a young mother, Carey, who he has to protect when a heist goes wrong. Ryan's character isn't big on words, though we're not complaining when it means getting a passionate and dangerous elevator kiss with Carey. The movie also stars Bryan Cranston, Christina Hendricks, and Ron Perlman.

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One good way to ensure your science fiction movie is only full of pretty young things: don't let anyone in the film age past 25 years old. Introducing In Time, which was formerly called Im.mortal and Now, and stars a sexy ensemble including Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Olivia Wilde, Alex Pettyfer, and Matthew Bomer. Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried brought In Time to Comic-Con yesterday, where JT joked about having Olivia play his mother while Amanda revealed that she and Justin loved shooting the guns so much they went to the range together after hours. In the film where time is currency, Justin is gifted an extra century of life from a suicidal Matthew Bomer, which leaves JT a hunted man. What getaway would succeed without a hostage, which is where Amanda's character comes in. The Comic-Con sneak peek won us over, so check out the full-length trailer to get an idea for the complicated premise and of course, a look at all the hot stars in In Time.

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Emma Watson addressed the partying habits of her Harry Potter pals yesterday while on The Late Show with David Letterman. When asked about her own drinking routines, the proper English actress adorably dodged the question for a while until finally admitting to having gotten drunk on one occasion.  The actress first assured everyone that she was of legal age and then proudly stood up and took a bow — check it out below!

Katy Perry may have the party anthem of the Summer in "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," her latest single from Teenage Dream. If the catchy tune doesn't make you happy, then the video will. In the '80s movie homage, she gets into character as Kathy Beth Terry, a glasses-and-braces-clad nerd who wakes up with the fuzzy memories of an epic party the night before. The real highlights of the clip are the star cameos, which include Glee stars Darren Criss and Kevin McHale and viral video sensation Rebecca Black. Those are only a few of the celebrity sightings though, so watch the video to catch the rest!

When Harry Potter ends this Summer, Daniel Radcliffe may have his fallback career already worked out. On last night's episode of Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, guest Radcliffe told Jimmy about his desire to try stand-up, so Jimmy gave him a chance right then and there. Watch "Danny Radcliffe" (as Jimmy has anointed him) as he makes his debut as a comedian — he's got one pretty good joke, even though he admits that it's a stolen one.

Robert Pattinson stopped by to chat with Ellen DeGeneres and the full interview airs today, but here's a sneak peek! Years ago when Robert stopped by Ellen, she gave him a pair of underwear, which apparently may be making a cameo in Breaking Dawn. Rob is out promoting Water For Elephants before its release on Friday, and he's back in LA after a trip to NYC for the world premiere. Robert Pattinson was spotted kissing Kristen Stewart leaving the afterparty for the screening, and since then he's been making the interview rounds supporting his new movie. Check out a preview of his cute chat with Ellen!

As if there was any doubt, the trailer for The Help makes it clear that the film is a bona fide chick flick. Set in 1960s Mississippi, Emma Stone stars as Skeeter, a recent college grad who returns home and takes a job working for a newspaper. When she's asked to choose a topic that "disturbs her", she asks to interview her friend's housekeeper, Aibileen (Viola Davis). The more Skeeter learns about the life of the hired help, the bigger her project becomes. Meanwhile, she clashes with her friend Hilly (Bryce Dallas Howard), who has a very different view of how housekeepers should be treated.

The film tackles issues of class and racial segregation, but is delivered in a frothy, purple-and-yellow package. I was expecting more from the trailer considering the novel's popularity, though perhaps this is a case where the preview doesn't do justice to the finished product. At the very least, it's fun to see all the '60s-style costumes and sets. See for yourself and tell us what you think when you read more

Taylor Lautner may be best known as Twilight's resident wolf boy, but he's stepping into the spotlight as a leading man in Abduction. Lautner plays Nathan, a high schooler who feels "different" despite his heartthrobby looks (which are only enhanced by his motorbike and sunglasses), position on the wrestling team, and typical weekends spent drinking with his peers. After receiving a tip-off from a friend (Lily Collins), Nathan recognizes himself on a missing persons website and realizes that his whole life has been a lie. What starts out as a teen movie quickly turns into an high-speed chase, packed with explosions, make-out sessions, and martial arts prowess from Lautner.

The film seems to be going for a Disturbia-esque vibe, as Nathan's struggles to solve a mystery as the people he loves are under attack. Lautner may be game to do his own stunts, but I still might need some convincing on his acting skills for the emotional scenes. Still, it's pretty slick for a high school movie. Watch the trailer when you read more

Though Harry Potter will be moving on to greener fictional pastures after this Summer's release of The Deathly Hallows Part II, star Daniel Radcliffe is forging ahead with his movie career.

He stars in the Gothic horror film The Woman in Black as a lawyer who finds himself haunted when he travels to a small village to organize the affairs of a deceased client. The short teaser is our first look at the movie, and though it's free of dialogue, it's pretty creepy. Watch as Radcliffe receives a chill as he encounters some mysterious, ghostly images when you read more

Jennifer Garner stopped by The Late Show With David Letterman yesterday before heading off to meet up with her costars at the NYC premiere of Arthur. She wore the same Oscar de la Renta dress for both appearances and shared a few laughs with Dave during her interview. She spoke about the experience of working with Russell who has a "nasty" sense of humor, but is big hearted, "sensitive," and "vulnerable" underneath. Jennifer described working on one intimate scene in particular, and what it was like getting up close and personal with his anatomy.