This could be the most highly anticipated film of 2012. If you’re not familiar with the trilogy written by Suzanne Collins, it’s a sci-fi action drama centering around a nationally televised event in which 12 teens fight to the death. Just like high school. The film is directed by Gary Ross (not Glengarry Glen Ross, that would be the t*ts) and stars Jennifer Lawrence (X-Men: First Class, Winter’s Bone), Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth (Thor). Other cast includes: Woody Harrelson as a drunk mentor with a sh*tty 90s haircut, Elizabeth Banks looking like the girlfriend of Johnny Depp’s Willy Wonka, Donald Sutherland, and Lenny f***ing Kravitz looking like Lenny f***ing Kravitz. Keep your bow and arrow in your pants, it doesn’t release ’til March 23rd. Check out the first ‘full-length’ official trailer in HD after the jump.

It’s hard to believe we are halfway through 2011 and have nothing to show for it. Is it just me or has this year felt like a waste? Enough is enough and now is time to change all that. There’s no better way to turn a year around than by checking out all the pretty girls coming to theaters in the near future. This summer has so many blockbuster movies coming out, all filled with hotties, that you’ll run out of money before you run out of movies to see. The beginning of 2011 starts today, my friends. Check our picks then vote for the chick that should be our #1 pick after the jump.

Just who in the holy hellscape is Alexander McQueen? Well, he was a British fashion designer who was chief designer at Givenchy before founding his own label. He won 4 British Designer of the Year awards as well as International Designer of the Year. Unfortunately, he passed in February 2010. But, his legacy still lives on as evidenced by the startling turnout of A-list celebrities at his Savage Beauty Costume Institute Gala held at the Met last night. We say, “startling” because we don’t even see this kind of top notch celebrity attendance at the Super Bowl, Grammys, Oscars, and Emmys combined. Don’t believe us? The proof’s in the pictures, my man. Check ‘em out after the jump!

Shalom! Passover began April 18th at sunset. The 7-day celebration commemorates the liberation of ancient Israelites from slavery in Egypt. Israelites marked their doors so death would pass over them. Most celebrate by eating Matzo, but we celebrate with a photo gallery of hot Jewish women who’ve freed themselves of their clothing that we just couldn’t pass over. Think you can find a hotter congregation of Jewish jewels outside of Hollywood and The Holy Land? Mazel Tov, buddy!

The Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah came to a close this past weekend. While most of the buzz went to documentaries like How to Die in Oregon, Page One: A Year Inside The New York Times, and Being Elmo: A Puppeteer’s Journey, we decided to do a countdown of feature length movies from the U.S. Dramatic Competition, NEXT competition, and those not in competition (plus one doc we just couldn’t pass up) that you should definitely see – whether it’s in the theater, on demand, or through Netflix. See our picks after the jump!

The A-Team releases on DVD and Blu-ray today. Unfortunately, it underwhelmed at the box office and failed to meet expectations for most fans. It’s another example of a Hollywood remake of a classic TV show that gets everyone super amped only to be disappointed with the end result. Why? Because for some odd reason studios seem to think they have to give the old formula a new twist. Too often it just doesn’t work. However, there’s one twist that would most definitely rock: AN ALL-FEMALE A-TEAM!

The Next Three Days came out this past weekend. The film stars Elizabeth Banks as a woman accused of murder. Her husband, played by Russell Crowe, attempts to clear her name. The thriller got us thrilled about all the crazy wives and girlfriends who could potentially murder someone, whether it be their mate, their extramarital date, or Jon and Kate Plus 8. Sure, we all get upset at our significant others once in a while and maybe we even fantasize about doin’ some damage but a lil’ thing called reason comes into our head and we chill the F out. We’re not so sure the same would happen for these wild WAGs.

Megamind was mega moneymaker again at the box office, pulling in $29 mil to put a stop to Unstoppable, which ran away with $22 mil. Skyline made back its budget in its debut weekend while Morning Glory has a ways to go to clear that $40 mil budget. This week’s entries are few and far between due to Harry Potter. However, if you prefer fiery redheads and homicidal blondes over magical kids molesting their wands, you’re in luck.

COED was surprised to find the following schools on the 2nd annual ranking of the 50 most dangerous college campuses by The Daily Beast. Luckily, we found hot alumni to ease your fears.

It is pretty widely known that Barack Obama is a studly basketball player so on tonight’s episode of The Buried Life Jonnie, Duncan, Ben and Dave will attempt the most ambitious task to date, #95: Play Ball with Obama.  Luckily for the guys there’s an endless barrage of super sexy Hollywood stars who support Barack Obama, the list is practically… Click to read more

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We have to admit, when it comes to taking hot photographs of Hollywood’s hot list, nobody does it better than GQ. They’re covers and photo spreads are so smokin’ it takes will power like a fire truck not to just stare at them all day. Well, we don’t have that kind of will power. Which is why we’ve compiled the hottest GQ shoots fro… Click to read more

After two extremely long and tedious years, the Presidential horse race is finally coming to a close. There’s been ups and there’s been downs, but more than anything, there’s been an endless barrage of super sexy Hollywood stars getting out to support the celebrity candidate of choice, Barack Obama.
There’s so many hotties gett… Click to read more