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Melissa McCarthy and Sandra Bullock, drunk dancing in 'The Heat' (Photo: 20th Century Fox)

They're drunk. They know it. They're here to show it.

Emboldened by a whole lot of liquid courage, Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy bust some moves to the tune of Dee-Lite's 1990 dance hit "Groove Is in the Heart" in a scene in "The Heat" — here first on Yahoo! Movies.

But don't worry. The actresses and real-life moms weren't really bombed.

Watch 'The Heat' Clip — Drunk Dancing:

"It was a day of trying to remember what it was like when we used to drink," Bullock said recently of her sloshed-up scene during the London premiere of the cop comedy. "We don't do that anymore. We're mothers, so we don't imbibe at all… ever," the 48-year-old actress added with a smirk.

Bullock revealed that much of the sloppy-drunk scene ended up on the cutting room floor, and she was thankful for that "because it was an embarrassment to both Melissa and

(Photo: National Guard)

"Man of Steel" made waves this weekend, not just for obliterating the June box office record, but also for giving us leading man Henry Cavill, the first physically super man to don the tights since Christopher Reeve.

The new Man of Steel is more cut than a marble statue, with a chiseled physique that makes Michelangelo's David look gelatinous. Perhaps not since "Magic Mike" has there been a movie with a more drool-inducing leading man, and we're not just talking about that iconic red-and-blue suit. In fact, we're talking about him out of that red-and-blue suit!

[Related: Superman vs. Iron Man: Why DC’s 'Man of Steel' Is More Glum Than Marvel Chum]

Cavill credits "Man of Steel" trainer Mark Twight with helping him bulk up to heroic proportions. Cavill and Twight (among others) are featured in a video series, produced in conjunction with the National Guard, called "Soldier of Steel," a motivational-instructional series meant to inspire and inform people to pursue their own "super"

(Photo: From r/pics/Imgur)Way to own your iconic moment, Sharon Stone!

Stone was visiting Tel Aviv, Israel, on Monday when she happened to meet a big fan on the street. How did Stone know the young man was a fan? Well, he was wearing a t-shirt with a picture of Stone's most famous on-screen moment – the scene in "Basic Instinct" where Catherine Tramell is just about to uncross her legs …

And what does a famous actress do when she meets this kind of fan? If she's Sharon Stone, she poses for a quick picture.

A snapshot of Stone and her Israeli admirer was posted online, and within hours it

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When M. Night Shyamalan recently claimed to have ghost-written seminal '90s romcom, "She's All That," it was natural for people to be surprised.

After all, this is a guy whose screenwriting and directing credits include some pretty ghostly films like "The Sixth Sense" — a far cry from the poppy, pretty-girl-all-along plot of "She's All That."

Leonardo DiCaprio & Matthew McConaughey in Paramount Pictures' 'The Wolf of Wall Street'

No one can make breaking the law look like a total blast quite like Martin Scorsese.

After (rather brilliantly) dabbling in family-friendly entertainment with "Hugo" (2011), the Oscar-winning director is back in the genre he knows and does best: the cautionary crime drama.

But before the caution comes the drug-fueled partying, supermodel-romancing, dwarf-tossing (yes, it's true), and even smoking in the conference room as Leonardo DiCaprio throws another Gatsby-sized party – albeit one a lot more decadent and, uh, illegal – in "The Wolf of Wall Street," the year's first sure thing as far as multiple Oscar nominations go. We get our first glimpse of the action in the teaser trailer shown below.

[Related: Leonardo DiCaprio Kisses Older Woman in ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ Scene]

And the guest of honor? That might be "Magic Mike" scene-stealer Matthew McConaughey, making his Scorsese debut as Mark Hanna, the boss and mentor of Jordan Belfort (DiCaprio) during the notorious stockbroker's formative

Jennifer Lopez (Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)Jennifer Lopez landed one of her career-first leading roles as a real-life character who got entangled in tragic circumstances. Now Lopez will be following suit in her next film.

The 43-year-old actress and pop star, who played late tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Pérez in the 1997 biopic, "Selena," has just been cast in the retelling of the Chilean Miners story that captivated the world in 2010. "The 33" is based on the the men who were trapped in a copper and gold mine in Chile when it collapsed, forcing them to spend 69 days stranded over a half mile underground before they were rescued.

Lopez is the latest to be cast in "The 33," which stars Antonio Banderas as Mario Sepulveda, aka "Super Mario" — the man who became the spokesmen for the miners in video messages that surfaced as their plight dominated global media coverage. An international