Doesn’t that sound salacious? Like it belongs on a calendar full of cheesecake photos? Well, that’s not quite what we have here. The American Film Institute has been holding its annual AFI Festival and so there have been quite a few red carpets spread out upon which some very nice gentleman have stepped in the past few nights.

Leonardo Di Caprio, Armie Hammer (doesn’t he just look like he’d make the perfect Prince Charming? His movie now has a title, by the way. Tarsem Singh’s unnamed Snow White Project is now called Mirror, Mirror) as well as director Clint Eastwood all showed up for the premiere of J. Edgar.

Antonio Banderas appeared at the tribute to his friend and frequent director Pedro Almodovar. Not crazy about the haircut, but those eyes still get me.

Jeremy Piven, Thomas Jane and Rob Lowe (who must have a slowly degrading portrait locked in his attic) turned up for a screening of I Melt With You. And Dominic Cooper represented the Y chromosomes for My Week with Marilyn.

Saving the best for last, we have Michael Fassbender and Ewan McGregor who brought the sexy to the stage and sat for a Q & A with director Steven Soderbergh and costar Gina Carrano after the “sneak” screening of Haywire. And then Ralph Fiennes (sadly sans Gerard Butler) showed them both what they have to look forward to in a few years, at the AFI screening of his directorial debut, Coriolanus. (Call me crazy but I love that he was having a bad hair day. Those eyes!)

Enjoy the pics!

Rob Lowe and his finely chiseled manly chesticles grace the cover of the May 2011 Vanity Fair magazine. Rob Lowe shared some of  his upcoming autobiography Stories I Only Tell My Friends: An Autobiography with VF and talked about what it was like growing up next to Charlie Sheen and his family:

“At my house we are still saving money by not buying desserts,” Lowe says, comparing his life to that of the Sheens, who lived nearby. “At Charlie’s house, it’s never-ending Häagen-Dazs, brand-new BMWs, a lagoon pool with underwater tunnels, and a lit, professional-grade basketball half-court.”

He also talks about the early days with Patrick Swayze, and Tom Cruise. You can read all about it at Vanity Fair. I personally am just going to drool a little bit more at this picture.

It was a who’s who of Hollywood that showed up to lend their name and support behind the Stand Up To Cancer charity event last night in Los Angeles.

The hour long show featured cameos by a ton of stars as well as performances by the likes of Stevie Wonder, Neil Diamond, Leona Lewis, Natasha Bedingfield, Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart and many more.

Stars like Christina Applegate, and Sofia Vergara that have battled cancer wore yellow shirts, while stars like Rob Lowe who lost his mother to the disease in 2003, wore white.  He paid tribute to her on his shirt with ‘In Memory Of Mom’.

Some of the stars attending last night:

• Anne Heche
• Apolo Ohno
• Cindy Crawford
• David Boreanaz
• Diane Lane
• Emily Deschanel
• Kelly Osbourne
• Kristen Bell
• Marcia Cross
• Olivia Munn
• Orianthi
• Vanessa Hudgens
• Zachary Levi

Lots more pictures after the break

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Ricky Gervais premieres his movie ‘The Invention of Lying’ with Jennifer Garner, Rob Lowe and Louis C.K. in Los Angeles yesterday.

The more I see Ricky Gervais the more turned on I get.  How could this be you are asking yourself?  It’s easy.  I’m a pig and the combination of intellect and humour puts me over the edge.  And no, this won’t offend my husband.  This is what he likes the most about me.  Trust.

I will give you the PG verison of our date:  we have an argument because intellectual sparring makes me randy, we move said argument to a place where we have some privacy.  I  throw him against a wall so that he’s slightly disoriented where I have my way with him while he’s trying to get his bearings about him and he comes to see that he actually likes crazy monkey love with a crazed stalker type chick .  I can’t be the only one with this fantasy.

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Jennifer Garner looks lovely as she premieres her movie ‘The Invention of Lying‘ at the Toronto International Film Festival with her costar, who also happens to be the director and writer of the film, Ricky Gervais.  I have a crush on Ricky.  Something about smart and funny that gets me all tingly.

This is a star studded film that also has in it:  Jason Bateman, Jonah Hill, Tina Fey, Jeffrey Tambor and Rob Lowe (pictured).

According to imdb.com the plot is described as:

A comedy set in a world where no one has ever lied, until a writer seizes the opportunity for personal gain

The movie premieres October 2.

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