Blog Posts by Matt McDaniel

Jennifer Lawrence spotted on set (Photo: FameFlynet)Watch out for ceiling fans, Jennifer Lawrence!

The reigning Best Actress Oscar winner was snapped on the set of her new film with a towering blonde bouffant hairdo that's a world away from her famous "Hunger Games" brunette braid. It's a very different look for Lawrence, but it's right in line with this new film's 1970s setting. The currently untitled film reunites her with "Silver Linings Playbook" director David O. Russell and costar Bradley Cooper.

Holy Male Pattern Baldness, Batman!

"The Dark Knight" star Christian Bale was spotted on the set of his next film, and he's apparently traded in his cowl for a comb-over. For the film, which is set in the 1970s, Bale was photographed on location in Boston with stringy hair trying (and failing) to cover up a bald dome. His conman character also has a full beard, and it looks like Bale has packed on some pounds for the role. The rose-tinted aviator glasses and velvety blue suit also give away that the film takes place firmly in the disco era. Take a look at the photo:

Robert Downey Jr. in 'Iron Man 3' (Photo: Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Pictures)

With two solo movies and a worldwide smash team-up flick under his belt as the armored Avenger, you’d think Robert Downey Jr. would have the whole being a superhero thing down pat. But even while shooting this summer’s “Iron Man 3,” there was still one part of the process that tested his endurance and his patience.

That would be what Downey likes to call his “irritation therapy.”

Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark in 'Iron Man 3' (Photo: Marvel Studios/Walt Disney Pictures)

Is Tony Stark all washed up?

Yahoo! Movies has your exclusive first look at the final poster for Marvel Studios' "Iron Man 3," and it shows the billionaire industrialist (played once again by Robert Downey Jr.) dumped into the drink as his Malibu pad explodes and crashes into the ocean. Tony's armor is a wreck, with chunks blown off, smoldering edges, and injured skin exposed.

Oscar nominee Quvenzhane Wallis (Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)

Oscar host Seth MacFarlane got plenty of groans from the audience for jokes that crossed the line of good taste, but the line that really upset people wasn't said on stage. It was a satirical tweet from famous fake news source The Onion, and it started a firestorm of protest on Twitter.

Oscar winners Paul N. J. Ottosson, Per Hallberg and Claudio Miranda (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Long, kind of lifeless, kind of stringy blond hair. It was the look of the night. And not just the women.

Jennifer Aniston and Barbra Steisand both wore their hair long with a part, and it wasn't especially flattering on either of them. Babs' dye job in particular wasn't doing her any favors. But the two usually fabulous ladies weren't alone in letting their hair down tonight.

James Bond stars of the past (Photo: Everett Collection)

Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the first James Bond film, "Dr. No," which exploded onto movie screens in 1962. It also saw the arrival of the most successful Bond adventure of all time, "Skyfall." So it was a natural that the Oscars would salute the most enduring film franchise in history.

But like a nuclear bomb at the end of a 007 movie, the tribute didn't go "Boom!" It fizzled.