With the wide-eyed Amanda Seyfried hitting theaters this week via the kidnap thriller "Gone," we thought we’d pay homage to the blond goddess by resurrecting a little five-star nugget from her recent past that some may have missed – welcome to Forgotten Friday Flick! We’re going back to 2009 for a sexy and sultry little erotic thriller that had Seyfried playing a very grown up call girl brought in to help a jealous wife with the adulterous suspicions. But as with every great film helmed by Canadian wunderkind Atom Egoyan there’s more then meets the eye in the sensual and suspenseful flick...

Amanda Seyfried showed up black and blue at the London premiere of "Dear John" yesterday. Despite the rain, she and co-star Channing Tatum were all smiles on the red carpet.

Seyfried is multi-talended: she wrote a song that appeared on the film's soundtrack. She told Britain's Glamour magazine, "It was a happy accident. The director asked me to bring my guitar on set and I ended up singing a song that I'd written, which ended up on the soundtrack. Writing songs is a stress-buster for me."

The "Big Love" star has also been promoting her film "Chloe," which features steamy scenes with bo...

On Thursday night I finally went to see “Crazy Heart” since it was still playing at one of my local theaters. While it’s not always the happiest film, it is grounded and real, like you’re actually following the life of a country musician addicted to the rock star lifestyle, despite being past his prime.

Jeff Bridges gives a deep and nuanced performance as the lead character Bad Blake, convincingly portrays a washed up country singer riding on fumes. Blake’s selfish behavior and penchant for the bottle alienate him from other characters in the film, but Bridges’ kind face and sense of hum...

Amanda Seyfried has banned her father from seeing her latest movie because it features intimate scenes with both sexes.

The actress admits she had no problems with her mother seeing the film, "Chloe," at its premiere - but her dad wasn't allowed to be there.

She tells WENN, "My mom can see whatever she pleases, but I actually gave strict rules to my father to not come. He would normally come to my premiere, and I am not comfortable with that. If he ever does see this film, he's gonna have to see it in clips. I just don't want to share it with him for a lot of obvious reasons."

And Seyfri...