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100 Movie Stars, 100 Porn Star Names

The "porn star name game" is a time-honored tradition in America.

It's a game pretty much anyone can play, depending on the rules — we employ the First Name: First Pet, Last Name: Street You Grew Up On method (our apologies to those with allergies, maybe you had a goldfish?). And the results are, without fail, hilarious.

We asked 100 of our favorite movie stars in Hollywood — including Emma Watson, Keira Knightley, Megan Fox, Ryan Gosling, Paul Rudd, Anne Hathaway, Matt Damon, Katie Holmes, Jon Hamm, Emma Stone and Neil Patrick Harris — for their porn star names. They did not let us down. Click through the gallery for all 100.

Reporting by: Sandie Angulo Chen ("Millie 69"), Robert DeSalvo ("Rocky Waverly"), Claire Donovan ("Spunky Walter"), Elizabeth Durand ("Stephanie Veronica"), Bryan Enk ("Buck Densmore"), Max Evry ("Orion Cedar Crest "), Breanne Heldman ("Krugerrand Ardon"), Jenni Miller ("Mitzi Turtle Creek"), Kevin Polowy ("Sparkle Sterling"), Brandon Rae ("Sammi von Fernway"), Brooke Tarnoff ("Brandy W. Riviera"), Joanna Varikos ("Angel 14") and Kase Wickman ("Blake Sisters").

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'Engagement' Showcases Rise of NBC's Thursday Night Stars

Alison Brie and Chris Pratt in The Five-Year Engagement
Universal

Is it a coincidence that NBC Universal's goofy and charming new rom-com "The Five-Year Engagement" is studded with actors from its Thursday-night lineup? Even "30 Rock" boss Jack Donaghy couldn't come up with a better plan.

Emily Blunt and Jason Segel are the stars, of course, as you can see from the ads featuring their enormous(ly lovely) faces on billboards, buses, and bus stops everywhere. Over the course of the movie's 124 minutes, viewers soon find themselves treated to appearances by some of the funniest young actors on the scene. Get More »

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TV Stars We Wanna See Become Movie Stars: Final Poll Results!

Jared Padalecki
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After 10 days and nearly 350,000 votes, we can finally declare a winner of our TV Stars We Wanna See Become Movie Stars poll.

You really want to see "Supernatural" star Jared Padalecki become the next big thing to hit the silver screen. Really, alot. Which is especially cool since we landed an interview with the big winner so he could thank each and every one of you.

Padalecki, who has played demon hunter Sam Winchester on the hit CW series for the past six years, edged out second place finisher Yvonne Strahovski (super-spy Sarah Walker on NBC's "Chuck") for the title. The two combined to dominate the voting, between them earning over 91-percent of all votes cast. Get More »

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POLL: TV Stars We Wanna See Become Movie Stars

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In recent years, movie stars have begun migrating to television, taking over shows like "Damages" (Glenn Close), "Nikita" (Shane West and Maggie Q) and "CSI" (Lawrence Fishburne). Which is cool, but their absence means there's a gap in the movie world that someone needs to fill.

Well, turnabout is fair play.

Here's the deal: we've come up with a list of the 10 up-and-coming young television actors that we'd love to see become movie superstars. Your job is to review their qualifications and let us know via our amazing internet polling capabilities which of them you most want to see on the big screen. Get More »

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Hollywood's 9 Hottest Young Black Stars

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After a decade in which more black actors won Academy Awards than in the past seventy years combined, 2011 represents a setback: the Oscars failed to nominate a single black artist, and Vanity Fair's influential “Young Hollywood” cover featured a single black performer.

So here at NextMovie, we're gonna celebrate Black History Month by highlighting the hottest, up-and-coming young black actors. These nine-under-30 might not all be household names yet, but we think they represent the next generation of Anthony Mackies, Zoe Saldanas, and Will Smiths (literally). Get More »

Donald Glover, Spider-Man After All?

Donald Glover
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Hey guys, remember a few months ago when the internet was abuzz with the possibility that Donald Glover, the breakout star on NBC's hit comedy "Community," would be playing Peter Parker in the new "Spider-man" reboot? Of course, most of that buzz was generated by Glover himself, who was actively stumping for the part, but it soon went viral, with literally trillions of people jumping on the "Glover for Spider-man" bandwagon.

Well, Sony may have decided to go with "The Social Network's" Andrew Garfield instead, but thanks to the folks over at BuzzFeed, you can stop imagining what a Gloverfied Spidey would have looked like -- because they've done all the imagining for you with a great picture of Donald rocking the signature red-and-blue Spidey jammies. Get More »

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'The Muppets' Cast Expands with Cool Peeps and... Lady Gaga?

Jason Segel and the Muppets
Warner Bros.

Is "The Muppets" the coolest project in Hollywood?

With everyone and their puppet jumping on board, it's hard to argue otherwise.

Production Weekly reports Paul Rudd will join the cast not as a celebrity cameo, but as a new Muppet named Walter. As a main character, he'll be sharing screen time with stars Jason Segel and Amy Adams.

But that's not the only bit of casting news for this furry film... Get More »

Filed Under: Movie News | Source: The Wrap

Who Should Be the Next Jason Bourne?

Matt Damon in "The Bourne Ultimatum"
Universal

Production is rapidly forging ahead on the upcoming fourth entry in the popular "Bourne" franchise, directed by Tony Gilroy.

Here's what we know: the movie, slated to come out in 2012, is called "The Bourne Legacy" and will further explore the series mythology by introducing a new bad guy assassin who is tangled up with the mysterious government agency Treadstone. And Matt Damon won't be starring in it. Get More »

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