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Jesse Eisenberg is out promoting his new movie Now You See Me, which includes the hellacious press junket. Romina Puga is a reporter for Fusion, which is a love child of Univision and ABC. Puga interviewed Eisenberg and then wrote a piece about how the actor believes he is better than everyone. Check out the awkward highlights from the interview and try to decide if Eisenberg is a jerk, flirting, or if the attempts by Puga to have fun with the actor were just too annoying for anything other than the hilarious quips he threw at her. The intro music is ridiculously juvenile and plays in a squeaky Chipette style, just so you know. Unfortunately your browser does not support IFrames. The interview starts out fine, with gentle ribbing from Eisenberg when Puga calls Morgan Freeman just "Freeman". I think the real animosity from Eisenberg started right after Puga told him that his thumbs were fat. Then Eisenberg asks about the writing on Puga's hand and she becomes coy and weird. It seems to me that Puga is just a really poor interviewer and Eisenberg decided to mess with her after enduring probably hours of inane questions from others.

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Laura Fernee is a 33-year-old woman who thinks that the reason she can’t hold a job is her ravishing beauty. Prepare your judgment! ITV Fernee appeared on the UK’s ITV to discuss her situation on the show This Morning. Fernee told the show, “I would say whilst I at at work I underwent some negative situations relating to how I looked, and the overall effect made me feel quite traumatized.” The relatively attractive woman has been unemployed for the last two years. Fernee tells the Daily Mail that men regularly left “romantic gifts” on her desk and constantly asked her out when she was working in scientific research. Women also allegedly caused problems for Fernee. She claims that other women “assumed [that] because I was pretty, I was stupid, so didn’t take me seriously at first and, because of their own insecurities, were jealous of my looks.” She says that the women were even angrier when they found out she was better at her job than they were, they would get even angrier. Fernee’s parents currently pick up the tab for the lifestyle of their “traumatized” daughter including rent, designer clothing, and fancy haircuts. “It’s not my fault…I can’t help the way I look,” Fernee told This Morning. I can definitely see how this would be the case for a ravishingly beautiful young woman; guys are creeps, women are haters. Such is the way of the world. But come on, really? This girl is a 7 at best. Maybe she’s got the “press box hot” thing going by working in a science research lab but even still. If everything she’s saying is true, I’m very disappointed in the standards of society at large.

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Signs that you were raised in the greatest decade to be a kid: the ’80s! Step aside, ’90s kids. Just step aside. That Muppet Babies is greatest cartoon of all time (sorry, Rugrats). Even though they were brother and sister, you thought He-Man and She-Ra made a hot couple. The horror and confusion of finding your parents' old 1970s copy of The Joy of Sex (where the couple looked like hippies). "Must-see TV" meant The Cosby Show. Via: l.yimg.com View Entire List ›

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Mike Relm remixed the Hangover trilogy in advance of Hangover III. The movie actually looks good, but I might just watch Mike Relm’s remix a few more times and save the $12 a ticket would cost. NSFW language, obviously. It’s easy to forget how awesome the original Hangover was after Hangover II ran the same gags into the ground. Relm did an amazing job of reminding us why we loved this band of bros in the first place. Plus, I still remember the eruption of laughter in the theater when Ken Jeong first came flying out of the trunk of the car. Now we’re stuck seeing him douche it up in the Miller Lite commercials. On second though, maybe I will see Hangover III.

The big news out of Alabama this weekend was that the shattered BCS trophy that was famously broken by a Bama long snapper…

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