Tamar Abrams: Actor Romany Malco Visits Troops, Returns a Changed Man

Tamar Abrams: Actor Romany Malco Visits Troops, Returns a Changed Man HPFB.init();
HuffPost's QuickRead...ShareBox.ad = function (tag_id){if ($(tag_id) == undefined) return; if ($(tag_id).innerHTML != '') return;ad_spec = {"zone_info": "huffpost.celebrity","ord": 1366948249,"tile": 3,"width": 300,"height": 250,"el_id": tag_id + "_js","class_name": "ad_block ad_wide top","type": "iframe"}HuffPoUtil.WEDGJE.write(ad_spec, tag_id);};Loading... HuffPost's QuickRead... Loading... Justin Bieber iPhone app iPad app Android phone app Android tablet app More Log in Create Account Notifications Profile Settings Logout #topnav_margin_btm { margin:0 !important } April 25, 2013 Edition: U.S. CA Canada FR France IT Italia ES España US United States UK United Kingdom FRONT PAGE Entertainment The Best '90s One-Hit Wonders218 SHOCKING: Ace Of Base's Nazi Past725 Meet The Man Who's Making Your Kids Go Wild310 57 Movies To Watch This Summer175 Harry Potter Fans, Rejoice!41 Go to Entertainment More in Entertainment Celebrity TV You might also like Comedy Arts Books Food Style Weird News Moviefone TV 'Sabrina, The Teenage Witch': Where Are They Now?50 'Duck Dynasty' Beats 'American Idol'116 You Can't Keep A Good Soap Down28 Captain Jack & River Song Want A Spinoff74 Long Live The Bluths Go to TV More in TV TV Replay TV Recaps TV Spoilers Maureen Ryan Maggie Furlong You might also like Celebrity Media Comedy Arts Books Media Beyonce Bans Press Photographers From Tour700 Mika Brzezinski Opens Up About Devastating Struggle376 Soledad O'Brien's Next Move199 WATCH: 'Today' Hosts Plead For Fired Anchor's Second Chance527 NYT Editor Attacked By Anonymous Staffers1k Go to Media More in Media Eat The Press Calderone: The Backstory You might also like Entertainment TV Comedy Arts Books Religion Moviefone Comedy They Have No Idea What They're Talking About699 Did Trump Tweet An Anti-Semitic Insult At Jon Stewart?1k LOOK: Bike Thief Apologizes For Getting 'White Girl Wasted'307 7 Sites You Should Be Wasting Time On Right Now10 Jon Blasts Congress For Gutting Insider Trading Laws608 Go to Comedy More in Comedy Funny Videos Comedy Club Political Humor Original Video Crossing The Line You might also like Entertainment TV Weird News College Arts Style PHOTOS: Miss Korea 2013 Contestants All Look Strikingly Similar...105 PHOTOS: Kim Kardashian Could Really Use A Slip421 PHOTOS: We Can See Right Through Your Dress, Gwyneth Paltrow528 PHOTOS: Barbra Streisand's Style133 REPORT: Two Indictments Made In Kate Middleton Topless Photos Case128 Go to Style More in Style The Beauty Page Fashion Trends Celebrity Style You might also like Home Women Parents Weddings Travel Divorce Post 50 Crime FBI: Boston Marathon Bombers' Next Target Was Times Square6k Bombing Suspect's Mother On Dead Son: 'Why Did They Have To Kill Him?'3k Bomb Suspects' Father Makes Major Announcement2k LOOK: Unforgettable Mug Shots86 Body Of Brown Student, Misidentified In Bombing, Found2k Go to Crime More in Crime James Holmes Dumb Crime Missing People Mug Shots Death Penalty You might also like Weird News Impact World Celebrity Good News Weird News The Truth About The '6-Inch Alien' Unveiled4k WATCH: What Hands Look Like After 10 Days Underwater99 Grandfather Sells His Newborn Grandson On Facebook103 First Date Ends In Carjacking106 Bong Shop Mascot Under Fire101 Go to Weird News More in Weird News Dumb Crime UFO World Records Anatomical Wonders Zombie Apocalypse Octomom You might also like Comedy Tech Science Crime Food Soda Giant Unveils Breakfast Drink262 Lay's Unveils Three New (Awesome!) Flavors528 Pizza Hut Perfume Now Available In U.S.147 The World's Most Expensive... Bacon Sandwich?20 Introducing The 'McCamembert'25 Go to Food More in Food Chefs Restaurants Food Safety Fast Food Wine Beer You might also like Taste Travel Green Arts Announcing The Sony World Photo Winners! GUESS WHO? LOOK: It's Only Rock 'N' Roll12 A Russian Artist And His Moon The Best Rendition Of The Game Of Thrones Song Ever! Go to Arts More in Arts Painting Film Design Photography Theater Architecture You might also like Books New York Los Angeles Books And The Most Well-Read City Is...30 10 Unbelievable But True Stories PHOTOS: History Of War Dogs How NYT Decides What Books To Review20 Solitary Confinement Prisoner: 'Shakespeare Saved My Life'18 Go to Books More in Books Book Club Libraries In Crisis You might also like Arts Food Education Media Recipes Black Voices Latino Voices Religion LIVE Next Killing The Messenger Next Do Strong Women Need Alpha Males? Tomorrow Chef Ryan Scott Tomorrow Drones Over Israel Tomorrow Dancing In Peace Go to HuffPost Live ALL SECTIONS NewsPoliticsWorldBusinessSmall BusinessMoneyMediaSportsEducationCrimeWeird NewsGood NewsEntertainmentEntertainmentCelebrityComedyArts & CultureBooksTVLife & StyleHealthy LivingGPS for the SoulStyleHomeFoodTaste WeddingsTravelParentsDivorceHuff/Post 50Marlo ThomasOWNTech & ScienceTechScienceGreenTEDWeekendsVoicesWomenBlack VoicesLatino VoicesVoces (en español)Gay VoicesReligionCollegeTeenImpactLocalChicagoDCDenverDetroitMiamiNew YorkLos AngelesSan FranciscoOur Mobile Apps iPhoneiPadHuffPost Live iPadAndroid PhoneAndroid Tablet MoviefoneEntertainmentCelebrityCelebrity SkinKristen StewartAmanda BynesRihannaThe KardashiansKatie Holmes
Featuring fresh takes and real-time analysis from HuffPost's signature lineup of contributorsHot on the BlogShaquille O'NealBill MoyersAdrian GrenierRalph Nader
Tamar AbramsCommunications strategist, Writer, Single Mom

GET UPDATES FROM Tamar Abrams   Like 57 Actor Romany Malco Visits Troops, Returns a Changed Man Posted: 04/25/2013 5:29 pm Follow   Afghanistan , 40 Year Old Virgin , Black Hawk Helicopter , Romany Malco , Bagram , Jill Wagner , Kyrgyzstan , Marines , Think Like a Man , Troops , Uso , Weeds , Celebrity News
#news_entries #ad_sharebox_260x60 img {padding:0px;margin:0px} share this story Submit this storydiggredditstumble

Romany Malco made his name in films such as Baby Mama, the 40 Year Old Virgin and Think Like a Man and on TV in hit shows such as Weeds. But it is his outspoken nature and command of social media that have garnered him legions of followers and detractors - and which led him to worry about accepting an offer from the USO to visit the troops in Afghanistan in early April. "My paranoia kicked in," he admits. "I have been so vocal about our government, the military, the role the Federal Reserve plays. I wasn't sure if I would go over there and have these soldiers pissed off at me. I talk a lot of shit."

Romany's fans tend to be males between 17-35 years of age, making him a natural for visiting with our troops. But there was another reason, according to Malco, "I have a military background, was in the Marine Corps from 1987 to 1991. I just didn't want this to be a poseur mission. I like to be accessible and thought I was going to have to conspire to get past the posing, the Hollywood aspect of it." Romany's partner for the USO tour was actress Jill Wagner who he describes as "a very personable chick raised by a Marine. She's very down to earth and accessible."

Romany's first stop on the tour was Manas International Airport in Kyrgyzstan where he landed on April 2. "It hit me going through all these security checkpoints that it costs a lot of money to build a city inside of a city," he muses. "There's no reason you would spend this much money to build a base unless there was some way to monetize it."

Over the course of the next 10 days, Malco and Wagner were based at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan, flying in Black Hawks to bases across the country. As Romany Malco recalls, "We literally went from base to base shaking hands and talking to people. Initially they formed a line for autographs but we said we came here to talk to you. No lines! Break out your camera phones and we'll record messages for your families back home. We ended up just hanging out with the troops. Sometimes I'd see Jill surrounded by 30 guys because she's gorgeous. I got to have in depth conversations about the soldiers' families, how they were raised, why they chose to enter the military."

When asked what the troops had in common, Malco says, "I realized the only way for them to be over there is to completely submerge themselves in the mission. You can pick the war apart politically or morally but that ain't going to get you nowhere. You have to become gung ho." He adds, "Here's what I noticed: Every single person I met made piercing eye contact, had a strong sense of purpose and was proud of what he was doing. What they thought personally about the war may have been very different."

Romany laughs when asked if he was ever in danger and recounts a night when he was awakened from his sleep by the shrill announcement, "Incoming! Incoming!" With the sound of exploding bombs in the distance, he put on his armor and helmet and went back to sleep. He also chose to sleep with the troops instead of in VIP quarters which were more secure.

Now back in the US, Romany Malco says he would happily go on another USO tour but he says that the experience in Afghanistan has changed him greatly. He is philosophical about his first-hand look at the war in Afghanistan: "These troops are away from their families for eight or nine months at a time. I'm crazy proud of them but no one can tell me why we are over there."

Photo by @RomanyMalco on Instagram

 

Follow Tamar Abrams on Twitter:www.twitter.com/Tamarabrams

FOLLOW CELEBRITY Like 95k   Get Alerts #ad_bottom_article_text {margin-bottom: 15px} Afghanistan     Most Popular Blue Ivy Makes An Appearance In Paris LOOK: Lena Dunham's Cleavage Hits The Red Carpet Is Jennifer Aniston Postponing Her Wedding? 'M*A*S*H' Star Dies At 95 LOOK: Kate Hudson Stuns In Leather Miniskirt Dwayne Johnson Underwent Emergency Surgery LOOK: Denise Richards' Fit Frame Turns Heads LOOK: Hilary Duff Is Looking Better Than Ever LOOK: Gwyneth Paltrow Is People Magazine's 'Most Beautiful' Sharon Osbourne Says She Is 'Devastated' About Ozzy's Drug Use 'Teen Mom 2' Star Arrested Again Christina Aguilera Stuns In Sexy Dress Alicia Keys Strips Down To Teeny Bikini Ryan Lochte's Reveals His Busty Crush ... Rob Kardashian's MAJOR Overshare Alison Sweeney's Bikini Body Is INSANE Kelly Osbourne's Secret For Losing Weight Olivia Newton-John Reveals Her Sister Is Battling Brain Cancer Follow HuffPost Email Facebook Twitter Google Plus RSS Mobile HuffPost Daily Brief Celebrity Get top stories and blogs posts emailed to you each day.

HuffPost Celebrity HuffPost Celebrity HuffPost Celebrity Most Popular on HuffPost Latest News Celebrity View all RSS feeds Kardashians Touch Down In Greece

Amanda Bynes (Finally) Shaves Her Head

Snooki: What To Expect For Season 3 Of 'Snooki & JWoww'

Celebuzz Featured Stories » Evan Rachel Wood: Worlds Best Mom To Be?

Nicki Minaj and Her Family Turn Heads Backstage At Idol

Engaged: Has The Millionaire Matchmaker Met Her Match?

Crowd Ignite »  
Advertise | Make HuffPost your Home Page | RSS | Careers | FAQ User Agreement | Privacy | Comment Policy | About Us | About Our Ads | Contact Us Copyright © 2013 TheHuffingtonPost.com, Inc. | "The Huffington Post" is a registered trademark of TheHuffingtonPost.com, Inc. All rights reserved. Part of HuffPost Celebrity on HPMG News/TMZ
HuffPost Lightbox

View the original article here

Zac Efron Tribeca Film Festival: Actor Talks 'At Any Price' And His Budding Indie Film Career

Zac Efron may be loved by teenage girls around the world, but he's trying his best to step away from his "High School Musical" days and focus on becoming a more well-rounded actor.

The 25-year-old has appeared in a handful of independent films over the last few years, including "Me and Orson Welles," "The Paperboy" and more recently "At Any Price," which he attended the premiere for at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 19.

Efron briefly chatted with HuffPost Celebrity on the red carpet, admitting he doesn't know how he became an "indie darling."

"I don't know," he told reporters of what inspired him to make a commitment to films outside of mainstream production. "I’ve been doing a lot of interviews with Dennis [Quaid] and his words of wisdom are sort of just fresh in my mind. Dennis says the only role he sort of had for himself in this career is to do as many different types of movies as possible and never stop stretching or trying something new, particularly roles that challenge you. And working with great directors," he added, "That’s really all I want to do."

HuffPost caught up with Quaid at the screening as well, who coincidentally echoed Efron's sentiments: "The only strategy I've ever had is to play as many different types of roles as possible."

He also had some kind things to say about Efron, who stars as his son in "At Any Price."

"He’s such a great actor. He’s such a down-to-earth guy and he’s really got all the tools in the toolbox," Quaid said of his co-star. "He dedicated himself [to this film] and I think he made me better."

As for what Efron will do next, the Hollywood heartthrob says he's simply looking to take on characters he connects with.

"It kind of just falls into place and you know it. It’s what you want to do," he told HuffPost. "I’m doing a movie called 'Townies' right now where I play the president of a fraternity and that’s totally opposite of this character."

There's no doubt Efron will make it far in his career, considering he's already had a huge impact on all the directors, writers and actors he's worked with.

"Zac is just really together. I’m so amazed by how smart and hard working he is," co-star Heather Graham added of Efron. "And he has the craziest fans of any actor I’ve ever worked with ... like they’re screaming and waiting outside the set for hours. We ate at a restaurant and when we came out there were 30 teenage girls waiting outside screaming at the top of their lungs. It’s like the Beatles!"

Also on HuffPost:

Get Alerts

View the original article here

Daniel Day-Lewis' First Oscar: 'Lincoln' Actor Won In 1990 For 'My Left Foot' (PHOTO)

Sunday evening's Academy Awards won't be Daniel Day-Lewis' first rodeo.

Lewis first hit the red carpet at the Oscars in 1990, when he took home the award for Best Actor for his performance in 1989's "My Left Foot." Day-Lewis sported quite a different look at the show, rocking shoulder-length brown locks and a bow tie. Take a look at his 1990 look below.

Day-Lewis is up for Best Actor again this year for her portrayal of Abraham Lincoln in "Lincoln." The film was nominated for a total of 12 awards, including Best Picture, Best Director for Steven Spielberg, Best Supporting Actor for Tommy Lee Jones, and Best Supporting Actress for Sally Field.

Day-Lewis has maintained a consistent presence at the Academy Awards, receiving a nomination for Best Actor in 1994 for "In the Name of the Father" and 2003 for "Gangs of New York," and winning Best Actor in 2008 for "There Will Be Blood."

Loading Slideshow

"Argo"

"Lincoln"

"Amour"

"Zero Dark Thirty"

"Silver Linings Playbook"

"Les Miserables"

"Life of Pi"

"Django Unchained"

"Beasts of the Southern Wild"

Daniel Day-Lewis, "Lincoln"

Bradley Cooper, "Silver Linings Playbook"

Hugh Jackman, "Les Miserables"

Denzel Washington, "Flight"

Joaquin Phoenix, "The Master"

Jennifer Lawrence, "Silver Linings Playbook"

Jessica Chastain, "Zero Dark Thirty"

Naomi Watts, "The Impossible"

Quvenzhane Wallis, "Beasts of the Southern Wild"

Emmanuelle Riva, "Amour"

Tommy Lee Jones, "Lincoln"

Robert De Niro, "Silver Linings Notebook"

Philip Seymour Hoffman, "The Master"

Alan Arkin, "Argo"

Christoph Waltz, "Django Unchained"

Anne Hathaway, "Les Miserables"

Sally Field, "Lincoln"

Helen Hunt, "The Sessions"

Amy Adams, "The Master"

Jacki Weaver, "Silver Linings Playbook"

Steven Spielberg, "Lincoln"

David O. Russell, "Silver Linings Playbook"

Ang Lee, "Life of Pi"

Michael Haneke, "Amour"

Behn Zeitlin, "Beasts of the Southern Wild"

"Brave"

"Frankenweenie"

"ParaNorman"

"The Pirates! Band of Misfits"

"Wreck-It Ralph"

Get Alerts

View the original article here

Which is your favorite Bollywood Actor?

Advertise virtually anything here, with CPM banner ads, CPM email ads and CPC contextual links. You can target relevant areas of the site and show ads based on geographical location of the user if you wish.

Starts at just $1 per CPM or $0.10 per CPC.

View the original article here

Jeremy Luke Is ON OUR RADAR: The Actor Talks Typecasting, Womanizing And Delivering Pizza (INTERVIEW)

Anyone can tell you who's already made it, but HuffPost Arts & Culture's On Our Radar series is here to tell you who's about to blow up -- and, in some cases, go pop.

You've probably heard the buzz around Joseph Gordon Levitt's directorial debut, "Don Jon's Addiction." The film stars JLG himself as a porn-addicted casanova who begins to question his womanizing ways. Although the film stars Scarlett Johansson, Julianne Moore and Tony Danza as well as the almighty Levitt, we have our eye on the comedic up-and-comer playing Levitt's best friend. Jeremy Luke, known for his web series "Turbo and Joey," plays Levitt's friend, a Jersey bred club hopper who, where the ladies are concerned, takes what he can get. We talked to Luke about Facebook, fame and the unbelievable beauty of ScarJo. Scroll down for a slideshow of Sundance's hottest new stars.

Jeremy Luke with Rob Brown and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, courtesy of Don Jon's Addiction

HP: Tell us about your character in "Don Jon's Addiction."

JL: I play Danny, Joseph Gordon Levitt's friend. Danny is the kind of guy who is in his late 20s, still going to clubs; he is a weekend warrior. His philosophy on women and dating is "go for the 2s and 3s, they're more open minded." Joe and I make a life out of going to clubs, objectifying women, and trying to pick them up.

HP: How did you wind up with the role?

JL: I was hanging out at this bar in my neighborhood and someone recognized me from my web show, "Turbo and Joey." This guy says he knows Joe and is looking for someone to play his best friend. They say they're looking for Jersey but I'm thinking it's going to be like "Garden State," so watered down. I wasn't expecting much, but I sent over some videos.

HP: The cast includes Joseph Gordon Levitt, Scarlett Johansson and Julianne Moore. What was it like to be surrounded by Hollywood's biggest stars?

JL: Scarlett Johansson is gorgeous. My scenes are primarily with Rob Brown, but man, she was stunning. I'm just a regular guy, so for me to be in the same room as Scarlett -- she was, like, so hot. And in the film she plays this character with kind of a trashy New York accent. When I was around her I just talked about my girlfriend a lot.

HP: Are you blowing up online?

JL: Yeah, a lot of Joe's fans are hitting up my Facebook wall and a lot of them are kind of weird. It's not like models, it's wackos.

HP: Who did you look at for inspiration when getting into character?

JL: To be honest, I looked at myself when i was 21, 22 years old. I'm sure there is a piece of that guy in all of us. Going out, objectifying women. Every guy has done it. It's a part of growing up.

HP: Does your character realize the error of his ways?

JL: Ha, nope. Joe's character realizes, but Danny has another five or six years.

HP: Your bio mentioned that you are more than just a Jersey boy. Do you think being from Jersey has helped your career or is limiting?

JL: Typecasting is a good and a bad thing. I get typecasted to play characters that are all, "Who's got the money?" BOOM! SLAP! "Joey's got the money!" But it gave me an angle. It gave me a way to work. But then again, I can do more than that; I've been acting for 15 years.

HP: How would your drama teacher describe you?

JL: He kicked me out of class. He was great, but honestly the real influence in my life was my acting coach in New York who gave me the inspiration to go out here to LA; it was not easy. I worked selling tickets for Dodger Stadium, I delivered pizza, I did every job under the sun. It's the part that sucks as an artist. But I've learned at the end of the day you just have to enjoy your life.

A lot of people just look at acting as a quick fix -- they don't have a work ethic. This is a job, it's not all margaritas on the beach.

"Don Jon's Addiction" premieres January 18.

See our slideshow of other Sundance faces to watch below.

Loading Slideshow

Film: Emanuel And The Truth About Fishes The actress, 20, already familiar to British audiences for her role as Effy Stonem on Channel 4's Skins, is said to knock it out of the park as a troubled girl who becomes preoccupied with a mysterious new neighbor bearing a striking resemblance to her dead mother in writer-director Francesca Gregorini's film.

Film: Ain't Them Bodies Saints All of the buzz surrounding the writer-director's bleak, U.S. drama competition title, starring Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck as an outlaw couple on the run, is sweet revenge for the Texan. His previous film, 2009's St. Nick, was turned down by Sundance (it instead screened at SXSW).

Film: Afternoon Delight Long relegated to sidekick and cameo roles in such films as Our Idiot Brother and Step Brothers, Hahn, 38, seizes the spotlight in the dark comedy, another entry in the U.S. dramatic competition. Jill Soloway directs her in the role of a well-to-do mother who takes home a stripper (Juno Temple) whom she attempts to save.

Film: Mother of George The 34-year-old actress, best known as the fierce, sword-wielding Michonne on AMC hit The Walking Dead, is garnering heat for her turn as a fertility challenged African immigrant desperately trying to save her marriage in Andrew Dosunmu's U.S. drama submission.

Film: The Spectacular Now All grown up since his supporting turn opposite Nicole Kidman in Rabbit Hole, the 25-year-old stars in James Ponsoldt's coming-of-age film, in the U.S. dramatic competition, as a budding alcoholic who strikes up a relationship with a classmate (Shailene Woodley).

Also on HuffPost:

View the original article here

Pancreatic Cancer: Why is 'Game Of Thrones' Actor Wilko Johnson's Condition So Deadly?

Wilko Johnson, the 65-year-old actor who played the part of Ilyn Payne in HBO's "Game of Thrones," has terminal pancreatic cancer and will not be receiving chemotherapy, according to news reports.

"He is currently in good spirits, is not yet suffering any physical effects and can expect to enjoy at least another few months of reasonable health and activity," a statement from Johnson's manager stated, as reported by The Guardian.

In 2012, 43,920 people are estimated to have developed pancreatic cancer and 37,390 people are estimated to have died from the disease, according to the National Cancer Institute.

Pancreatic cancer is notoriously deadly, with 75 percent of people dying within a year of being diagnosed, MyHealthNewsDaily reported. And within five years, 94 percent of people with the disease will die.

Survival rates are higher when the cancer is caught early, but even early-stage pancreatic cancer has a very low five-year survival rate. For the most common kind of pancreatic cancer tumors, called exocrine tumors, the survival rate is 14 percent for the earliest stage (stage 1A) -- it goes down to 7 percent for stage 2A, and 1 percent for stage 4, according to the American Cancer Society. News reports did not specify whether Johnson has the exocrine form of pancreatic cancer.

Pancreatic cancer is also not often caught early since symptoms usually don't appear until later on, MyHealthNewsdaily reported. And even when the symptoms do appear, they can be vague (like back pain, or experiencing indigestion).

The Mayo Clinic added that pancreatic cancer spreads very quickly, making it hard for surgery to be a treatment option. Surgery can only be used to treat pancreatic cancer if it has not spread outside of the organ, the Mayo Clinic noted. Other treatment options include chemotherapy, targeted drug therapy and radiation.

Also on HuffPost:

Get Alerts

View the original article here

Fred Armisen, Elisabeth Moss Marriage: Actor Admits He Was 'A Terrible Husband'

Elisabeth Moss confessed what she thinks of her ex-husband Fred Armisen, but how does he feel about their 8-month long marriage?

Terrible.

The "Saturday Night Live" star, 46, who married the "Mad Men" actress in October 2009, only to end the relationship in June 2010, admits he was a crappy husband. In an interview with Howard Stern on his Sirius XM radio show in early January, Armisen discussed how he feels about Moss' comments on their short-lived union.

"One of the greatest things I heard someone say about him is, ‘He’s so great at doing impersonations. But the greatest impersonation he does is that of a normal person,’” Moss, 30, told New York Post's Page Six in March 2012, adding, "To me, that sums it up.”

"She must f**king hate you," Stern, 58, told Armisen, who replied, "I imagine so."

"... You must have been a terrible husband," Stern added, as Armisen answered, "I think I was a terrible husband, I think I'm a terrible boyfriend."

The "Portlandia" star, who officially divorced Moss in May 2011 admits he gets "very caught up in the beginning" of his romances, but eventually gets tired of being with the same woman. (He dated Moss for only a year before tying the knot).

"I want it all ... fast," he admitted. "I want to be married, I want to live together ... and then somewhere around a year or two years, I get freaked out. I freak out emotionally and then I actually feel like 'Oh my God, who's this stranger in my house?"

Armisen even confessed that he doesn't like the feeling of being tied down to the same person and likes to have his freedom to date whoever he wants.

"Do you feel entitled to more women?" Stern asked.

"I don't want to admit that out loud to myself," Armisen said, "but that probably is it."

So, how did he get Moss to eventually give up on their marriage?

"You sort of withdraw and you sort of get into all the things that you think make you weird," Armisen explained of his technique, admitting that he "should go back to therapy." "Like, 'I'm really into playing XBox ... [or] my record collection.' You sort of disappear into the things that you think are your hobbies."

"I feel bad for everyone I've gone out with," he added.

Armisen was married to English singer Sally Timms from 1998 to 2004, but told Stern they were just good friends and made it official "more for her green card." He also dated "SNL" co-star Abby Elliott, 25, after splitting with Moss, but ended things after their spark "fizzled." Elliott is no longer on the show.

View the original article here

Nick Stahl Arrested: 'Terminator 3' Actor Busted For 'Touching Himself' In Porn Store

Here's Nick Stahl's 2012 in a nutshell -- missing, found, missing, found, and now ... arrested for "touching himself" in a porno store, TMZ has learned.

Read the whole story at www.tmz.com

View the original article here

Why One Straight Actor Still Feels Uncomfortable Playing Gay

The effect of multiple strangers asking you to take off your clothes is uncomfortably intimate—like walking around a doctor's office with a glass of your own urine.

That's what I'm thinking when, for the third time in a day, a woman asks me: "So, you are comfortable taking your shirt off?"

I nod and hand her a headshot.

Read the whole story at The Atlantic

View the original article here

'Final Cut': Former Child Actor Killed Girlfriend, Went On The Run With Their Son (VIDEO)

'Final Cut': Former Child Star Mark Everett (Manuel Benitez) Killed His Girlfriend, Fled With Their Young Son

Manuel Benitez went by the stage name Mark Everett when he was a successful child actor. He starred in several TV shows, commercials and movies, including "Stand and Deliver." "Final Cut" told the story of his dark journey after stardom.

In the 1990s, Benitez had a 3-year-old son with his girlfriend. When she told him she wanted to break up with him, he allegedly beat her to death in front of their child, and then went on the run with the boy.

He successfully stayed on the run for four years, and even made the FBI's wanted list. Inevitably, the authorities caught up with him.

"As soon as he opened the door, that’s when they felt they had no choice but to fire," an investigator said. Benitez had taken his son hostage during that final confrontation. His son was shot in the leg, but survived. Benitez died from multiple gunshots.

See more shocking true crime stories with a Hollywood connection on "Final Cut," Wednesdays at 9 p.m. EST on ID.

TV Replay scours the vast television landscape to find the most interesting, amusing, and, on a good day, amazing moments, and delivers them right to your browser.

Related on HuffPost:

Get Alerts

View the original article here