New Year, new movie: Here’s your first look at The Incredible Burt Wonderstone starring Steve Carell, Jim Carrey and Olivia Wilde.

After breaking up with his longtime stage partner, a famous but jaded Vegas magician (Carell), fights for relevance when a new, "hip" street magician (Carrey),  appears on the scene.

Longtime Las Vegas favorite, magician Burt Wonderstone (Carell), and his sidekick, Anton Lovecraft (Steve Buscemi), have allowed their show to grow stale, while up-and-coming Steve Haines (Carrey), is stealing the limelight. 

Entitled, cynical and jaded, Burt finds himself out of a job and broke, while Anton heads to Cambodia to spread the joy of magic to hungry villagers. It takes Burt's original mentor, Rance Hanson (Alan Arkin), to talk sense into glum Burt, as well as a good kick in the keester by his adoring assistant, Jane (Olivia Wilde), to get Burt on track – back doing magic with all the zeal and passion that compelled him as a youngster… 

The cast also includes James Gandolfini, Alan Arkin, Brad Garrett Jay Mohr and David Copperfield. The Incredible Burt Wonderstone, cowritten by John Francis Daley (of Bones and Freaks and Geeks fame), is still filming and slated for a 2013 release. Check out some pics from the set below, including Olivia Wilde in some sort of red latex number that has the fanboyz of the interwebz bouncing off the wall, as well as those from Socialite Life where she looks normal (which is still way better than most of us mere mortals):

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Canadian comic Jim Carrey's daughter Jane Carrey is not only a mom she auditioned for American Idol in San Diego! She looks just like her dad when she smiles!

In the audition tape Jim is seen holding the camera while she practices being the crazy man he is. Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson all gave her a thumbs up!

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Jim Carrey 49, has made a video for Emma Stone 22, and in it he professes his love for her and what he thinks of her despite being too old for her.

This man wants to marry and have babies with Emma Stone. While a lot of people are creeped out by the video, I happen to like it because creepy-stalky stuff appeals to the crazy in me.

He tells her:

“I think you’re all the way beautiful,” “Not just pretty but smart and kindhearted”

I love that expression ‘all the way beautiful’. It’s nice that a man appreciates smart and kindhearted.

Jim Carrey is going to bring his very funny self to the set of The Office on NBC for the seventh season finale, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. OMG.  Steve Carell, Will Ferrell, AND Jim Carrey?!  I think I’ve died and gone to happy Heaven.

Jim Carrey Channels a Paintbrush (Photo)

Oh and guess what else?  This will be an hour long episode!

So what is Jim going to be “doing” on the show?  Competing with Will Ferrell, Will Arnett, Ricky Gervais, Ray Romano, James Spader and Catherine Tate for Michael Scott’s position in the office.  I am pretty sure that even if you’ve never seen an episode of The Office before, you HAVE to watch this one.  It’s going to be epic.

Photo: WENN

Oh how I love Jim Carrey.  He’s the at the top of the funny guy list and well, he’s pretty hot to boot.  I wasn’t fond of him with long locks though, so I was thrilled to see him go extreme…. with a mohawk!  Ha!  He’s even more fabulous now! Jim Tweeted this photo and said,

“I am a paintbrush.”

Jim Carrey: ‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ Trailer Has Landed

On another note, I still hate that he and Jenny McCarthy didn’t work out.  But my job isn’t matchmaker now is it?

For your extreme viewing pleasure, we’ve got the teaser trailer for Jim Carrey’s Mr. Popper’s Penguins. This one opens in theaters on June 17 and I am more than ready for an overdue dose of Mr. Carrey.

Jim Carrey Films ‘Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ In Central Park [PHOTOS]

This one is a family comedy and an adaptation of the 1938 children’s book, which won the 1939 Newbery Award.  That alone makes this a must see in my opinion.

Check it out:

Even if you don’t have kids, this is one you should see for yourself.