Sam Claflin and 'The Riot Club' cast in British Vogue

Sam and Douglas Booth pose with model Matilda LowtherSam Claflin and some of his castmates from the upcoming film, The Riot Club are featured in the August edition of British Vogue. Laura Wade – author of the play Posh on which the film is based - talks about the movie's characters in the issue, and photographer Scott Trindle captures the young men who will bring her story to the big screen later this year. 

Sam Claflin and his castmates pose with models in British Vogue.

Thanks to Sam Claflin Fans for the bottom two scans from Vogue. To read the article check out their scans HERE. 

President Snow's Throne Can Be Yours for $995.00

By now you've seen President Snow's Panem Address, "Together As One" (aka the Mockingjay teaser) at least a few times. (If not, check it out below). The stark white set and President Snow's imposing, ornately carved white throne added impact to the brilliant in-universe propaganda clip. One of our savvy followers found the throne used in the clip for sale online hand-carved out of, appropriately, MAHOGANY! Yes, really.

Capitol style does not come cheap. this little beauty will set you back $995.00. Check it out at elegantaccents.com. It comes in multiple colors and you can even get a zebra or pink seat. Thanks to our follower Michael (@luchus1 on twitter) for finding it!

Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson & Liam Hemsworth Attend Coldplay Concert in London

Liam Hemsworth leaving the after party at Kensington Roof Gardens

Various sources are reporting that Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth were at the Coldplay concert at Royal Albert Hall in London last night. When the concert was over the crew moved over to Kensington Roof Gardens for an after party. Liam and Jen were photographed leaving Kensington Roof Gardens but we haven't spotted any pics of Josh there yet. We're not posting the pap pics of Jennifer here as she clearly looks very unhappy to be photographed in the photos.

Photo courtesy Josh LawrenceLondon-based photographer Josh Lawrence posted the photo above to his instagram this morning. He shoots for British GQ and Vogue, among others. Hopefully, he's shooting Josh for an upcoming editorial. 

Jena Malone on "This Week in Marvel" Podcast

Jena Malone was a guest on the This Week in Marvel podcast on June 24th. We've got the audio for you thanks to Saori H. on youtube. Thanks, Saori! 

Jena talks about her musical inspiration for The Shoe, the new album I'm Okay, her unique friendship with bandmate Lem Jay Ignacio, and a bit about being a part of The Hunger Games franchise.

Jennifer Lawrence Tops Pop Sugar's 2014 Celebrity 100

Forbes isn't the only one with a celebrity 100 list. Pop Sugar's annual Celebrity 100 list is out and Jennifer Lawrence is #1 on their list for 2014. Last year Jen came in at #2 and she was #18 in 2011.

Pop Sugar's Celebrity 100 is a curated list, taking into account celebrity successes, social media followings, awards and nominations, and other milestones, as well as your votes and reactions. 

Jennifer Lawrence Tops Forbes List of Most Powerful Actresses

Photo by Arthur Mola/Invision/APJennifer Lawrence ranks 12th on Forbes annual Celebrity 100 power list, and #1 on their Power Actress List this year. Forbes' Celebrity 100 measures earnings and fame to rank the 100 most powerful celebrities in the worlds of movies, TV, books, sports, music and modeling. Earnings estimates are based on dozens of conversations with agents, producers, lawyers and other in-the-know folks. The Power Actress list is derived from the Celebrity 100.

From Forbes:

Action heroes don’t always have to be men. That’s the lesson actress Jennifer Lawrence is teaching Hollywood, $1 million at a time. As Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games movies, she fights for her life against a tyrannical government without spending much time worrying about which boy she’s going to choose. Her butt-kicking ways have helped the franchise earn $1.5 billion so far with two more movies on the way.

She also showed off her action chops in the recent X-Men: Days of Future Past. As shape-shifting mutant Mystique, Lawrence had plenty of fight scenes and her star power helped make the movie the highest-grossing of the X-Men films with $700 million at the global box office so far.

Oh, and Lawrence can also act. Just 23 years old, Lawrence has been nominated for three Academy Awards. She won the Best Actress award in 2013 for Silver Linings Playbook.

That combination of action hero and award-winning actress makes Jennifer Lawrence the most powerful actress in Hollywood right now. We estimate that she earned $34 million between June 2013 and June 2014. Lawrence ranks 12th on our Celebrity 100 power list, which makes her the highest-ranked actress.

Trish Summerville Wins Best Costume Design Saturn Award For 'Catching Fire'

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire was nominated for 7 Saturn Awards but had only one win at the ceremony on June 26th in Los Angeles. Trish Summerville picked up the award for her epic costume design in the film. Congratulations, Trish! The Saturn Awards are handed out by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films and honor the best of the genre, plus others, in film, television and home entertainment releases.

The Capitol PN Releases a New Still of Peeta + Introduces Capitol Concerns

The Capitol PN added an eerie image of Josh Hutcherson as Peeta Mellark to their formerly solo portrait of Donald Sutherland as President Snow. It was chilling to check the site this morning and see Peeta added! We're loving the way they're marketing this film. It's truly making us feel like a citizen of Panem, getting propaganda straight from The Capitol. And if you've been with us from the beginning and have explored our site, you know that's RIGHT up our alley.

The Capitol PN also introduced a new feature today: Capitol Concerns, "an open forum to submit questions, suggestions, and concerns for immediate review and timely resolution" from The Capitol and President Snow himself. We have a feeling that your concerns will be given the UTMOST attention. Perhaps after submitting your concern you'll be brought directly to The Capitol for further "discussion." Hmmm.