Although it was never confirmed that Jessica Biel and Justin Timberlake got engaged over the holidays, it was never denied so we all just hopped on the bandwagon and went with the 'they're engaged' thing. 

Last night Jessica attended W Magazine's Golden Globe celebration ahead of the award show that will air Sunday night but she was sans engagement ring. Does this mean they aren't engaged? 

Either way she looks GORGEOUS. What a figure! Don't forget to check back with us for all of your Golden Globe Award coverage. We got you covered!

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FilmDistrict has moved Playing the Field from March 9 (when I was very much looking forward to seeing it) to December 25. While I realize we're (supposedly) getting Of Men and Mavericks in October, that will still be nearly a year between Gerard Butler films. Not happy!

Okay, now that I've gotten that little tantrum out of my system, I can say that I get it. Playing the Field would have had a LOT of competition on the earlier date: John Carter (although come on…you can't tell me they share the same demographic), Think Like a Man, The Raven, Silent House and as I just told you earlier today, Friends with Kids. (Now that one I do see as being competition for Playing the Field.) Christmas already has The Great Gatsby and Django Unchained (both featuring Leonardo DiCaprio) so I guess Film District is positioning Playing the Field as a sort of low-brow "anti-awards season" option.

Playing the Field stars Butler, Jessica Biel, Judy Greer, Dennis Quaid, Uma Thurman and Catherine Zeta-Jones and centers around the homecoming of a retired soccer pro whose glory days are behind him who moves to Virginia to reconnect with his estranged ex-wife and neglected son and starts to coach the boys' soccer team.

According to Variety, A spokesman for FilmDistrict indicated Thursday that the date shift was made to take advantage of holiday season moviegoing.

Oh well, maybe with all that extra time they can come up with a decent poster.

After being on-again and off-again for four years, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel are engaged numerous sources are telling US Weekly. 

Justin popped the question to Jessica in late December while the two were on a snowboarding trip in Jackson, Wyoming according to an insider:

"Justin knows how much she loves snowboarding and the mountains, so it was the perfect place,"

Actually that sounds very lovely and romantic, doesn't it?

Apparently Justin has never been happier and knew this was his window of opportunity to make her an honest woman. 

Congratulations to the happy couple!

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This may or may not be the first official poster for Gabriele Muccino’s Playing the Field starring Gerard Butler, Jessica Biel, Catherine Zeta Jones, Uma Thurman, Dennis Quaid, and Judy Greer.

The official synopsis for the film: A former professional athlete with a weak past tries to redeem himself by coaching his son's soccer team, only to find himself unable to resist when in scoring position with his players' restless and gorgeous moms.

I’m skeptical because at this point only one Italian site has posted it and there doesn’t seem to be any other news about it anywhere.  Frankly, I hope it isn’t an “official” poster because it’s a bland, photo-shopped mess.  I had also read in an interview with Butler that the title will most likely change before release. If that’s the case, why put out a poster?

Translated from Italian: Here is the first official poster of Playing the Field, the third American film by Gabriele Muccino for the occasion, he directed all-star cast including Gerard Butler stands. Beside him, Jessica Biel, Uma Thurman and Catherine Zeta-Jones for this comedy about a former football player who, after having touched the tips of fame seeks to recover the relationship with his son and his ex-wife coaching the football team of the child and arousing the sympathies of the mothers of the neighborhood.”  

As you can tell it loses something in the translation.

I don’t think this poster sets the tone the filmmakers were going for, either. It is supposed to be a ‘dramedy’ since the emphasis is on George’s (Butler) relationship with his son and his attempt to win back his ex-wife (Biel). Then again, maybe I have it all wrong and they are going for another mindless, soul-less rom-com. Judging from his previous cv, I would think director Muccino had more in him and I know Butler was trying to move away (far far away one hopes) from such fare. We’ll see.

Playing the Field (or whatever it will be called. They'd better hurry up, time's a wastin') opens March 9 in the US and 20th April in the UK

It’s Monday morning. You need an IV drip of Starbucks just to hit the snooze on the alarm. What could get the ol’ blood racing and heart pumping better than some new pics from the upcoming dramedy, Playing the Field with Gerard Butler? (I knew you’d feel that way. Who luvs ya?) We haven’t really talked about this one yet. It’s not due out until March, but apparently The Film District knows how to play this game and is starting to give us some nibbles. To be fair, a few of these are not “new”, they’ve been kicking around the web for awhile now, but there are some that have just been released.

The synopsis is this: Gerard Butler is a former professional footballer (or soccer player for us Yanks) with a weak past who tries to redeem himself by coaching his son’s soccer team, only to find himself unable to resist when in scoring position with his players’ restless and gorgeous moms, including one mother in particular, played by Catherine Zeta Jones.

The cast includes Uma Thurman, Jessica Biel, Judy Greer (pictured below), James Tupper and Dennis Quaid.

Playing the Field, a title which is likely to change before release, is due in theaters March 9th, 2012. (Which incidentally, is five years to the day from the release of 300. Head full of useless information, me.)

Jessica Biel is smolderingly sexy for December's Elle Magazine cover and throughout the issue. She got personal with the magazine too, but not too personal. The 29 year old actress still won't talk about Justin Timberlake because “A girl doesn’t kiss and tell.” True. But she could act it out like charades or something. We are dying to know what's going on with these two. 

Jessica is not your average girl (and I can totally relate to that) in that she didn't always have a burning desire to have kids:

“Sure, of course. And, yeah, I think probably at some point it would be something I’m interested in. But I don’t feel pressured. I was never one of those girls who dreamt of my wedding and my Prince Charming. To piss off my mom, I used to say, ‘I’m never having kids, and I’m going to be a fabulously rich old maid living in a house with cute butlers and dogs.’”

You would be surprised to learn that she would have no problem leaving show business and pursue other ventures:

“Absolutely. I’d love to write. I wrote a lot of short stories and poetry when I was a kid. That was my creative outlet. I’ve written a short film, and I write poetry.”

After going nude for her film Powder Blue, she still would do it again:

“I wasn’t so scarred by that experience that I’d never do it again. If a director I trusted came to me with an amazing opportunity and it felt organic, I would do it.”

The role that got away:

“The Notebook. That’s one that I wanted so badly. I was in the middle of shooting Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and I auditioned with Ryan Gosling in my trailer—covered in blood. [Director] Nick Cassavetes put me through the wringer in an interesting, excitingly creative way. But there’s a million that get away. We’re gluttons for punishment. It’s just rejection.”

There's no comparison between the Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Notebook but sometimes things work out the way they are intended to.

Check out more of the interview at Elle Magazine.

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