Jake Gyllenhaal wearing AG Jeans + fashion goodies

Jake Gyllenhaal visiting a friend's cabin near LA, on 28th August 2010
Jake Gyllenhaal was out doing something, just taking a little stroll perhaps, and although he looks a little scruffy, there's still something about him that makes us drool.
Matthew McConaughey for Dolce & Gabbana perfume

For his day out, Jake took a page from dude's dude Matthew McConaughey and wore a pair of AG Jeans "AG-ed Khakis" in Colonial Beige Ripped". Source: www.denimhunt.com

Selma Blair, Claine Danes and Maggie Gyllenhaal with fashion designer Zac PosenKatie Holmes in Elle Japan magazine (2010)
"Katie Holmes' venture into the fashion world has proved a big success Katie Holmes posing for J. Crew Catalog (2010)

- her Holmes & Yang collection will continue to be sold at U.S. department store Barneys for another eight months. The Hollywood star teamed up with her stylist Jeanne Yang to launch the line in 2009 and they agreed a deal to stock the clothes in the high-end shop. her Holmes & Yang collection" Source: www.aceshowbiz.com

Chloe Sevigny - Oyster magazine issue #53Blake Lively in Marie Claire magazine, October 2010 issue Ashley Greene - Mark Cosmetics Ashley Greene - The Mark beauty campaignBar Rafaeli, Victoria Secret's modelGwyneth Paltrow for Dior campaign
Marion Cotillard in Vogue September 2010Elizabeth Hurley: Cartier and Bulgari jewelryMegan Fox - Armani JeansJessica Alba in Revlon commercialDrew Barrymore in Cover GirlInside Lindsay Lohan's closet by Yu TsaiDiane Kruger Joyeux Nöel Spring 2010Cameron Diaz Harper's Bazaar August 2010Ben Stiller in Vogue photoshoot by Annie LeibovitzMilla Jovovich for L'Oreal campaignGemma Arterton with Milla Jovovich at Paris fashion week
Dakota Fanning in Flare (Canada Fashion magazine)Amanda Seyfried - Movado watches campaign
Maria Bello - The Gap adKristen Stewart in The Notebook [UK] - September 2010Kristen Stewart in Marie Claire [Australia] - October 2010Joseph Gordon-Levitt: low cost-high style

Anne Hathaway filming another love story "One Day" in Paris

Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturges on the set of "One Day" in Paris

"Anne Hathaway and Jim Sturgess shot a major makeout scene on the set of One Day in Paris this morning. Anne looked chic for her second day in a row of filming, still sporting the same pixie-cut wig she donned yesterday.

Jake Gyllenhaal beds Anne Hathaway in "Love and Other Drugs" (2010)

The romantic comedy, an adaptation of a much-loved book, is just one of the onscreen love stories Anne has worked on recently. She also stars opposite Jake Gyllenhaal in their potentially melodramatic movie Love and Other Drugs, which hits theaters around the holidays". Source: www.popsugar.com

Any chance Jake will feel a bit jealous about this parallel romantic story performed between Anne and Jim Sturgess? Nah, I'd say Jake isn't the jealous type and his chemistry with Anne won't be matched easily on-screen soon.

New stills of Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg in Fincher's The Social Network

Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg in "The Social Network" (2010) directed by David Fincher

"Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg may not be thrilled by his character in David Fincher’s upcoming film about the creation of the revolutionary website — he complained that The Social Network was “fiction” during a recent on-stage interview — but being portrayed as a flawed genius by Jesse Eisenberg apparently has its upside. Vanity Fair just announced that the 26-year-old billionaire was at the very top of its list of the 100 most influential people of the Information Age. Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Timberlake as Mark Zuckerberg and Sean Parker in "The Social Network"(2010)

Chances are, Vanity Fair would have picked Zuckerberg anyway — it’s not everyday somebody invents a while new interactive medium — but we can’t help but think that a little Hollywood stardust pushed him over the finish line. Which makes us wonder, PopWatchers: How many of you had heard of Mark Zuckerberg before you saw those awesome Social Network trailers? Source: popwatch.ew.com

Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Scarlett Johansson loosely attached to "Breathers: A Zombie's Lament"

"Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Inception) and Scarlett Johansson (Iron Man 2) may soon be lending their talents to a “zombie comedy.” Scarlett Johansson's new Dolce & Gabbana cosmetics

Pajiba is reporting that the two are “loosely attached” to Breathers: A Zombie’s Lament based on S.G. Browne’s 2009 novel of the same name.
Diablo Cody interviews Megan Fox in Red Band Trailer Episode 104 - "Crazy Like A Fox"

Currently, Diablo Cody(Juno) is set to produce the script by Geoff Latulippe (Going the Distance). Joseph Gordon-Levitt filming "Live with It" in Vancouver, Canada, March 17, 2010.

Per the report, Latulippe’s script is being circulated to potential directors as I type, meaning Gordon-Levitt and Johansson’s involvement may be either confirmed or denied sooner rather than later.Scarlett Johansson at Comic Con 2010

Browne’s novel is described as a romantic comedy about a dead man named Andy who finds himself brought back to life as a middle-aged zombie. Andy must then “figure out it means to live as an Un-dead in a society that denies his kind basic rights.” I’ll trust you to interpret the metaphorical social commentary from there. If cast, one would assume that Gordon-Levitt would portray Andy with Johansson playing Andy’s love interest (hence the “romantic comedy” description)". Source: www.collider.com

Natalie Portman at 67th Venice Film Festival for "Black Swan"

Natalie Portman and actor Vincent Cassel attend the "Black Swan" photocall during the 67th Venice Film Festival on September 1, 2010 in Venice, Italy.

Natalie Portman (wearing a red dress custom-made by Rodarte with Swarovski crystals), Darren Aronofsky and Vincent Cassel attend the Opening Ceremony during the 67th Venice Film Festival at the Sala Grande Palazzo Del Cinema on September 1, 2010 in Italy.

“One of the best things about the film is the casting of Natalie. She took the part and ran with it. I don't know if when I was working with the writers we were consciously channeling Natalie or Natalie somehow transformed herself to the part, but they grew together. I first talked with Natalie about this project at least 10 years ago. We were in Times Square and had a coffee at the old Howard Johnson. I had this idea of setting something in the ballet world. It was very loose. I didn't have a script. And then I found out she was fascinated by ballet and wanted to play a dancer.” -Darren Aronofsky