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Winding Down: Zoe Saldana Keeps A Straight Face

ebaker — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 22:09:13 +0000

The beautiful Zoe Saldana doesn’t have to overcompensate with smiles to catch our attention. [Moe Jackson]

Juelz Santana and his model girlfriend he met on Twitter hit up radio. [Nah Right]

Here’s the proper way to pull off an Internet hoax if you’re looking for quick publicity. [Holy Taco]

Check out the Mark Ronson x Gucci shoe collection. [Kicks On Fire]

This dude used his winnings from Big Brother to start a drug business. [Flisted]

BBC plans to keep the cool guys warm with this new mountain parka. [Daily Drop]

After work, we’ll be looking at pics of these hotties. What about you? [Double Viking]

This is why you’re supposed to look both ways when you cross the street. [Coed Mag]

Mischa Barton wants to land more serious roles. Good luck with that, ma. [PopCrunch]

Sigma Fly: Our 10 Favorite Sexy Sorority Girls

intern — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 19:04:37 +0000

Cat fights; pillow fights; let’s-get-greased-up-with-Crisco-and-play-Twister fights: who doesn’t love life at a sorority? Nobody, that’s who, so start your weekend off right with hot sorority girls fighting for their lives (wearing only the finest bras and panties) in the new thriller Sorority Row, out tomorrow. The two-riffic star of The Hills, Audrina Patridge, makes her film debut—though judging by the trailer, it doesn’t seem like she’ll last too long past the opening credits.

Lucky for us, there’s plenty of other scantily clad sisters in the mix to keep our senses titillated. Here at Complex, we’re obviously fans of anything sorority, so we’ve rounded up the 10 sexiest sorority girls (both real-life and fictional) who survived hazing to Alpha-Delta-Pi their way into our hearts…

NAME: Jamie Chung
PLAYS A SORORITY GIRL IN: Sorority Row
COMPLEX SAYS: We hope Jamie makes it out alive—if not, hopefully the director had enough sense to stage the murder scene at a topless hot-tub party.

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Wake N’ Watch: James Cameron’s “Avatar” Trailer

bfred — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 12:00:44 +0000

Before James Cameron directed Titanic—a.k.a. the single biggest movie of all time—he churned out some of our all-time favorite sci-fi/action flicks, like the first two Terminator movies, Aliens, The Abyss, True Lies, etc. And now, after taking a 12 year break from writing and directing, he’s back with his new sci-fi epic Avatar, which features Sam Worthington from Terminator: Salvation, Zoe Saldana and the Blue Man Group. Seriously though, this is gonna be the winter blockbuster when it drops in December, so familiarize yourself with this debut footage. [via /film]

Tune in to Complex.com every morning at 8 AM for your daily “Wake N’ Watch” video.

Zoe Saldana Keeps It Classy

intern — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 22:25:28 +0000

Lucky for us, Zoe Saldana caught a slight chill at last night’s CFDA Awards. [Bastardly]

Drake talks about Kanye’s creativity on set for the “Best I Ever Had” video. [Nah Right]

Ever wonder if that 5-Hour Energy stuff really works? Find out here. [Coed Mag]

The streets are saying that the homie Bill Clinton might be creeping again. [Flisted]

If one of your boys is getting married this summer (sucker), here’s your guide to the best man speech. [Holy Taco]

We always thought Boba Fett was cool. Medicom Toy gives us a reason to continue thinking so. [SlamxHype]

We called it weeks ago. Jon & Kate Plus 8’s ratings are way down. [PopCrunch]

Girls. Girls. Girls. [Double Viking]

Ayo! Scott: Boldly Go See Star Trek

justinm — Fri, 08 May 2009 21:23:28 +0000

Kirk and Spock team up to probe deep space.

Ayo! Scott identifies with James Tiberius Kirk. The critic and the captain both know that, whether the skin is yellow, red, black, white, brown, green or blue, it’s all black hole when the lights go out. That’s about as deep space as Ayo!’s identification with Star Trek goes. After all, he doesn’t have a glandular problem or sleep on a twin bed in his mom’s basement, and the only convention he’s interested in is girl-girl-girl-MILF-Ayo! It’s a testament to director J.J. Abrams’s even-handedness that a non-devotee like Ayo! thinks his new Star Trek is out of this world…

The franchise spawned from the 1966 TV show begins anew when Romulan terrorist Nero (Eric Bana) time travels through a black hole and alters the Star Trek universe by killing newborn Kirk’s father and plotting the destruction of Federation planets, specifically Vulcan, home of the conflicted half-Vulcan half-human prodigy Spock. When they come of age and meet at Starfleet Academy, new recruit Kirk (Chris Pine) and instructor Spock (Zachary Quinto) are baggage-ladened adversaries, not a BFF captain and first officer who’ll double team deepest, darkest space as they probe the unknown. To defeat the terrorist threat and realize their destinies, however, the odd couple must deal with their demons and rebuild a friendship that existed in an alternate reality. Ayo! knows that sounds soft and sweet as purple alien p, but it’s not.

Abrams does a great job balancing Star Trek’s heady allegories, referencing current topics like terrorism and the merits of torture without coming close to the dry dialogue-heavy intergalactic episodes that only a true Trekkie could love. During intense—but never overdone—action sequences, lasers blast all up in your face (oh my!); the women are, of course, fine (see Zoë Saldana as Uhura); the acting all around aims for the stars and touches them (a special shout-out to Complex homies John Cho and Anton Yelchin, who play Sulu and Chekov respectively). There are plenty of details that hardcore fans will pick up on, but the inviting plot and tone of Star Trek make it more than a cult movie, leaving so many franchise pick-ups in its star dust. Now if only Abrams could make an adult version where green alien chicks whip out the threes.

Check out the Star Trek trailer to see if this sci-fi gem gets your spaceship airborne.

Throwback Thursday: The Women of Star Trek

prubin — Thu, 07 May 2009 20:32:39 +0000

Dear space nerds who are too good for Star Wars: the time is almost here for you to again complain bitterly about a movie not living up to the splendored source material! Yes, J.J. Abrams‘ long-anticipated Star Trek reboot is hitting theaters tomorrow (well, tonight at midnight, so expect to see plenty of Spock pajamas if you go to one of the first screenings), which means it’s time to ~~argue over the technical details of the Enterprise’s HVAC system~~ take a look at the ladies who have graced the ST universe over the years.

We’d show them our captain’s log, amirite? Set our phasers on ‘bone’? Dock in their holodeck? And if you’re about to leave a comment that it’s not actually a holodeck or something in Klingon about the salt mines of Blargon 7, then blow your shit loose. Just kidding. Hang yourself instead.

KIM CATTRALL
Played: Lt. Valeris in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Totally False Fun Fact: Did not become progressively manlier over the past two decades.

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