Two movies together means it's true love. Also today: Mad Men news, HBO picks up a hip young series, and the BBC will always make better television than us.

Ms. Reese had a bit of a bad stumble this weekend, her glossy new romantic comedy stalling out at the box office. The new TRON, however, did well as expected, while two smaller indies continue to surge.

Today at Gawker.TV, Justin Timberlake wants to join the cast of Saturday Night Live, Amy Sedaris and Stephen Colbert reunite, Paul Rudd talks Paul McCartney, the Always Sunny gang gets animated, and Jason Segel talks about the next Muppet movie.

Have you had your fill of Paul Rudd's late night appearances yet? Hopefully not, because on Late Night, he spoke about his week at SNL and working with Paul McCartney on that Digital Short. Did we mention the kiddies?

During Paul Rudd's interview last night, Jon Stewart pulled out some vintage footage from the Daily Show vault from 1999. As the video shows, Paul was Jon's first test guest after Craig Kilborn left the show.

Today at Gawker.TV, the Real Housewives invade The Fashion Show, Tommy Chong pulls a "Kanye" as Anna Faris reenacts her "Stoney Award" speech, Seth Green, and Paul Rudd explains his days as a bar mitzvah DJ in his early twenties.

Remember this clip of a young Paul Rudd DJing a Bar Mitzvah that made the rounds online? The Late Show got a hold of it, and asked the actor to explain himself (and his dancing.) Plus: Paul Rudd meets Obama!

Blogger Gabrielle Birkner unearthed video of her 1992 Bat Mitzvah, which would be totally boring to watch—except that the DJ was a floppy-haired, pre-fame Paul Rudd, wearing a yellow tux jacket and Doc Martens.

All famous actors had to start somewhere... including Paul Rudd. What better way to spend your Bat Mitzvah than with an uber 90s Rudd, complete with an ironic yellow half-tux, helping you blow out the candles?

Former television star Steve Carell will not be happy until every movie in the cineplex is his and they are all making money. He is one seriously greedy bastard. Leonardo DiCaprio better watch out.

Today at Gawker.TV, Jimmy Fallon performs a "double rainbow" song as Neil Young, Futurama gets stuck traveling forward in time, naked people with cats, and Ron Livingston may be the only person alive that doesn't like Paul Rudd.

How can this possibly be? He lost the role of Anchorman's Brian Fantana and the lead in Dinner for Schmucks to Rudd, and also an intense poker game some time ago. Yeah, that'll bruise a man's ego.

Sorry ladies (and interested dudes), Paul Rudd's already married with 2 kids, and on the The Late Show, he elaborated on his tooth fairy excess and how he might have ruined other children's fantasies forever. Way to go, Rudd.

Today at Gawker.TV, Holly Madison buys her 21-year-old assistant breast implants for her birthday, The Soup bids adieu to The Hills, Tiger Woods has a dirty mouth, and Regis Philbin can't keep his old-man-hands off of Paul Rudd's face.

When Paul Rudd walked onto the set of Live today, all eyes—and hands—were on the actor's mega-beard. Although the beard is "not by choice," Rudd still had to endure questions of conditioning and Regis' old-man hands touching his face.

Today at Gawker.TV, Paul Rudd and Steve Carell parody LeBron James' "Decision"," the Old Spice guy makes the GMA anchors swoon, Jennifer Love Hewitt loves her stripper pole, and Fox & Friends explore the Russian Hot Party.

Paul Rudd and Steve Carell, America's favorite funnymen, taped their own "decision" for last night's ESPY Awards. Like LeBron James' show last Thursday, the show was an entire hour long—which they they didn't know how to fill, either.

It's true. There will be a Bollywood Hitler movie. Also today: Idiot Paul Rudd's non-idiot sisters are named, everyone's favorite show has been renewed, that Superbad kid just keeps hangin' on, and a great new series begins.

Well, he's going to be pretty soon at least. Also today: A Chinese remake of a bad American movie, an NBC reality show that feels unnecessary, Dustin Lance Black is going to direct a movie, and more Tilda casting.