Jennifer Lawrence Wins Golden Globe - #Lawrencing Becomes a Thing

Jennifer Lawrence goes to the Golden Globes wearing a Dior dress. Internet breaks. Now #Lawrencing is an actual thing.

Jennifer Lawrence wore what some saw as a slightly duvet cover-ish Dior dress to the Golden Globes and a new internet meme was born. I thought she looked absolutely gorgeous, but the rest of the internet thought the dress was a little, well, like a sleeping bag with two black belts.

The first Lawrencing photos started showing up on social media almost as soon as Jennifer appeared on the Globes red carpet. The first one I saw was from notkatniss. Notkatniss, I believe you started this whole Lawrencing thing. WHAT DID YOU DO??

This was followed quickly by one from Colton Haynes. The version I reblogged on Tumblr was at 110,00 notes the last time I checked. And that was only one post of the photo. I've seen it on every social media platform since then. Well played, Colton.

And now, I give you #LAWRENCING:

Photo by @elspethjane in twitter

Photo by http://bisteccaaoponto.tumblr.com

Photo thanks to MTV

Photo by @coldmaroonkillPhoto thanks to WafflesTheCatPhoto by Gas Monkey GarageThe studio audience of @midnight Lawrencing

Even Priceline got in on it!

Photo by Priceline.com

What do you think of all this Lawrencing? Let us know in the comments!

Vote 'Mockingjay Part 1' in the 2014 MTV Movie Brawl - Round 1

It's Round 1 of the annual MTV Movie Brawl and Mockingjay Part 1 is up against Dumb and Dumber To. To vote go to MTV Movie Brawl by January 16th.

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Jennifer Lawrence Wins Best Supporting Actress at the Golden Globe Awards

Jennifer Lawrence took home the Best Supporting Actress statuette at the Golden Globe Awards tonight. Jen won her second consecutive Globe for her turn as Rosalyn Rosenfeld in American Hustle. Yay, Jen!

Press Room:

Red Carpet Interviews:

Jen crashes Taylor Swift's Interview with E! News:

Photo thanks to jenniferzlawrence.tumblr.com

Most important picture of the evening. Jen photobombing Taylor Swift

Jen and her BF Nicholas Hoult

Jen and Bradley Cooper

Press room photos thanks to catchingfires.tumblr.com

Jennifer's Official Golden Globes Portraits:

And Colton Haynes wins the internet:

Thanks to JenniferLawrenceBR for most of the photos!

Additional Details on the 'Catching Fire' DVD/Blu-Ray Extras

The BBFC ratings website has offered a bit of new info regarding what will be on the soon to be released Catching Fire Blu-ray/DVD extras, at least the UK version.

There will be 5 deleted scenes, totalling 5 minutes in length:

THE HOB - SCENE 8 (00:21)

TRAIN STATION - SCENE 62 (00:23)

A WRINKLE - SCENE 81 (01:42)

SWITCHING ENVELOPES - SCENE 84 (01:04)

FINNICK TIES THE KNOT - SCENE 119 (00:56)

The SURVIVING THE GAME - MAKING THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE making-of documentary will be 144 minutes long and will consist of the following:

A NEW KIND OF HUNGER - CONTINUING THE SAGA

VISUAL VOCABULARY: BUILDING A WORLD

STIRRING THINGS UP: THE CAST

FASHION FORWARD: MAKE-UP, COSTUME AND HAIR

LET IT FLY: PRODUCTION IN ATLANTA

MOVES AND COUNTERMOVES: STUNTS & WEAPONS

TICK TOCK: PRODUCTION IN HAWAII

THREADING THE NEEDLE: POST-PRODUCTION

THE REVOLUTION LIVES: REFLECTIONS & LOOKING FORWARD

We're still holding out hope that there's going to be a rooftop deleted scene scene in there somewhere!

Thanks to AntonVolk for the info!

PHOTOS & VIDEO: Jennifer Lawrence at the SAG Foundation Screening of 'American Hustle'

I was lucky enough to attend a special SAG Foundation screening of American Hustle last night as a guest of the lovely Tiffany from Mockingjay.net. There was a Q&A right after the screening with Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper and director David O. Russell. We had 2nd row seats which had us hunched down in our seats to watch the movie, but were fabulous for getting up close to Jen and the rest of the panel.

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Check out our photos and video from the event. Jennifer was her usual gorgeous (even lovelier in person, I'd say) and hilarious self. She talked about developing the character of Rosalyn Rosenfeld with director David O. Russel and the "Live and Let Die" scene where:

"David called action and, I don't know, I just started shaking my head like crazy."

Some of our favorite Jennifer quotes from the Q&A:

"I'm sounding crazy again like I'm on acid!"

"I am NAILING this Q&A!"

"Actors are like con men."

"I thought there was going to be a lot more, like, cleaning. I LOVE cleaning a good kitchen." (on the "Live and Let Die" scene)

See MUCH more after the jump!

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It's Official! 'Catching Fire' is 2013's Top Grossing Film in the US

Catching Fire has officially passed Iron Man 3 to become the top grossing film of 2013 in the US. With a domestic take of $409,392,651 as of January 9th, Catching Fire edges out Iron Man 3's $409,013,994.

If you're really into the numbers, Catching Fire has made  $423,400,000 internationally thus far, for a total of $832,792,651 worldwide. Iron Man 3's worldwide gross still beats that at $1,215,439,994.

'Mockingjay Part 1' Filming Resumes Outside Atlanta Today

The Newnan Times-Herald is reporting that Mockingjay Part 1 filming has resumed at the Caldwell Tanks in Newnan, GA as of today.

The Mockingjay crew unloading equipment at Caldwell Tanks. Photo by Clay Neely

Just weeks before the release of Catching Fire, the film crew was at Caldwell Tanks building a coliseum set in the largest of the warehouse buildings. The first shoot began on Dec. 18, which only lasted two days. Today, the filming got underway again, though it is unknown for how long they plan to film. The set is obviously closed to the public.

Thanks to the Newnan Times-Herald for the info!

'Mockingjay Part 1' in EW's 2014 Preview Issue

There's a tiny snippet about Mockingjay Part 1 in Entertainment Weekly's 2014 Movie Preview Issue (it's the January 17, 2014 issue) but we couldn't resist posting it!

 

If you thought Catching Fire was dark, you ain't seen nothing yet. In Mockingjay Part 1, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) endures more violent loss and personal betrayal when she reluctantly becomes the face of the rebellion seeking to overthrow the Capitol. Director Francis Lawrence, returning for the two-part finale, is undaunted by the challenge of adapting the last book in Suzanne Collins' beloved trilogy. "Even though it may be the toughest, and people view it as the bleakest, " he says, "it's the story that gives meaning to all of them."