SEEING DOUBLE: MILA KUNIS AND SARAH HYLAND

Mila Kunis and Sarah Hyland from "Modern Family" look very much alike--so much so, that Hyland dressed up as Kunis' character Jackie from "That 70s Show" for Halloween.

SEEING DOUBLE: "THE ROOMMATE" AND "SINGLE WHITE FEMALE???"

I just saw the trailer for "The Roommate" on TV today. It looks watchable, maybe even good, but I couldn't help but think of another movie that references psycho-ass roomies--"Single White Female." Let's hope "The Roommate" brings something new to the table.

SEEING DOUBLE: JENNA FISCHER AND AMY ADAMS

I've already commented on how similar Isla Fisher and Amy Adams look, but Amy also bears a strong resemblance to Jenna Fischer of "The Office." Red hair, green eyes, humorous roles--I'm constantly getting these two wonderful actresses confused!!!

VINTAGE JEWEL: CLAUDETTE COLBERT'S CAMEL COAT WITH SPOTTED RABBIT TRIM

This camel coat is so fabulous I might have to nab it for myself (although I do feel guilty about the poor rabbits). Not only is it stunning, it belonged to Academy Award-winning actress Claudette Colbert!!! I'm so having a fashion moment right now over this piece. FAB, FAB, FAB.

SEEING DOUBLE: JADA PINKETT-SMITH AND ZOE SALDANA

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DISNEY AND TIM BURTON'S "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" OPENS TODAY!!!

You've been waiting for it and it's finally here. Disney and Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland" opens today in theaters. The hype has been huge, with companies such as Urban Decay

and OPI creating products inspired by the motion picture.

You can even go to Hot Topic and pick up an Alice t-shirt.

Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, and Anne Hathaway are involved. You can watch it in IMAX 3-D. It's a new twist on an old Disney classic. You should be watching the new "Alice in Wonderland" NOW.

SEEING DOUBLE: ALI LARTER AND TINSLEY MORTIMER

"Heroes" actress Ali Larter and socialite Tinsley Mortimer look like they can be sunny blonde sisters.

"LA MISSION" OPENS THE SF INT'L FILM FESTIVAL APRIL 23

"La Mission," which opens the San Francisco International Film Festival April 23, is about life in the popular San Francisco district. It stars the talented (and gorgeous) SF native Benjamin Bratt. His brother, Peter Bratt, is the director and wife, actress Talisa Soto Bratt, is also in the film. See how it was before your favorite cafe or store opened there. 

"Film 

La Mission
7:00 pm 
Castro Theatre 
429 Castro Street (near Market)

Kick off the 52nd San Francisco International Film Festival with a West Coast premiere screening, special guests and a festive celebration with live entertainment, dancing, hors d’oeuvres, drinks and a complimentary gift bag. Stars Benjamin Bratt, Erika Alexander, Jeremy Ray Valdez, Talisa Soto-Bratt and director Peter Bratt in person. Peter Bratt’s powerful and moving film is an ardent love letter to the vibrancy and daily struggles that take place in the streets of San Francisco’s Mission District. Full of affection for its characters, La Mission is a redemptive story of one man’s struggle to unlearn a lifetime of destructive habits.

Party 
9:30 pm
Bruno’s/El Capitan Theatre

Celebrate Opening Night Mission style at two historic venues, the iconic Bruno’s and an adjoining outdoor setting on the site of the former El Capitan theater, with vintage lowriders from the film. Treat yourself to cool cocktails and international culinary delights while dancing to the Latin beats of salsa and rumba. You must be 21+ to attend the party."

SEEING DOUBLE: AMY ADAMS AND ISLA FISHER

Red hair, same style, funny roles; it's almost impossible to tell Amy Adams and Isla Fisher apart.

SEEING DOUBLE: EDIE SEDGWICK AND JENNIFER GARNER

Although Sienna Miller did a great job as Edie Sedgwick in Factory Girl (in my opinion, and from what I remember), imagine if Jennifer Garner would have played her!!! Their resemblance is uncanny--from the dimples, to their cute noses that scrunch when smiling or laughing, to their large brown eyes that do the same. Another similar quality is that they mastered cute, while also knowing how to be stylish and vampy (true women!!!). Garner was said to have shown interest in playing Edie in a 2003 play, Andy and Edie, so she must have felt it too.


In Sienna Miller's defense, she does have an essence of Edie:

NETLFLIX IT: "FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL"

I didn't expect it to be that funny (with all the "funny" movies that have been coming out lately), but Forgetting Sarah Marshall was hilarious. (Judd Apatow never seems to disappoint.)

Although all the actors are good in the film, which revolves around a heartbroken guy who travels to Hawaii to try to forget his ex, the scene stealers are definitely lead actor Jason Segel (who also wrote the script!!!), Russell Brand, and Jonah Hill.

Judd Apatow has this cool, funny buddy system thing going. He casts the same actors in several films, which is great because they are all hilarious, plus you feel a sense of nostalgia each time you see them in a movie. Hill, who you know from Superbad and other Apatow projects, had me cracking up as a desperate and emotionally
insensitive waiter. Segel, who was in Knocked Up, was perfect in this movie as the sad, rejected ex-boyfriend.

Russell Brand may be a new, and refreshing revelation to you--no one was funnier. His mastery of that unassuming British humor and smart-assedness had my boyfriend and I laughing out loud throughout the film. We replayed Aldous Snow's (Brand's character's) musical performance several times.




Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a movie that you'll definitely want to rent, and probably add to your DVD collection. It's the funny nuances throughout that will have you cracking up big time.

SEEING DOUBLE: TERRENCE HOWARD AND EVA MARCILLE (PIGFORD)

With almond shaped green eyes, caramel skin and rounded features, don't Terrence Howard and Eva Marcelle (Pigford) look like ridiculously good looking siblings???

SEEING DOUBLE: DANIEL CRAIG AND FRANCOIS-HENRI PINAULT

Cropped blond hair, bushy brows, super blue eyes, a pudgy nose and small lips make Bond man Daniel Craig practically indistinguishable from Francois-Henri Pinault, Salma Hayek's baby daddy and CEO of PPR (which owns a good chunk of Gucci, YSL, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney and more).

"AN AMERICAN IN PARIS" THIS SATURDAY IN THE PRESIDIO

An American in Paris
I love classic movies. I love free movies in the park. The two together equal an event I don't want to miss. An American in Paris, the latest Film in the Fog: Outdoor Movie Screening, is being shown in the Presidio, "on the Lawn at the Main Post Theatre, [on] 99 Moraga Avenue" tomorrow, Saturday, September 27. At 5:30pm, there will be live music, courtesy of the Supersonic Saxes from the Air National Guard Band, followed by the movie screening at 7:00pm. This is one of my favorite films, full of color, dance and song. It stars two greats: Leslie Caron and Gene Kelly, and won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1951. Come watch An American in Paris under the stars and I'm sure you'll be enchanted too.

SEEING DOUBLE: JULIA STILES AND ERIKA CHRISTENSEN

Seriously, I would get these two young, blonde, small-eyed, round-faced actresses mixed up all the time.

SEEING DOUBLE: JAYNE MANSFIELD AND ANNA NICOLE SMITH

Two beautiful and glamorous blondes lost way too soon. In this Guess ad, Anna Nicole Smith (pictured with DJ Sky Nellor) recreates the famous photo that depicts a horrified Sophia Loren, stunned by Jayne Mansfield's overt voluptuousness.