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Kristen Stewart And Lady Gagadong Just Want To Move On

1:15AM Foster Kamer | Kristen Stewart thinks she’s boring now sans social life. Oh, honey. Lady Gaga wants Kanye to respect the cock(y decision she made to leave their tour). Jon Gosselin: still a cock. Presenting your Saturday Morning Gossip Roundup: More »

More Amazing Pictures Released From ‘Star Trek: Muppet Babies’

2:46AM Kyle Buchanan | Yesterday, we spent time dissecting Entertainment Weekly’s new cover devoted to the J.J. Abrams reboot of Star Trek, starring a Marfan’s-afflicted Katie Holmes and the president of Pi Kapp. Today, even more images were released for the film, which comes out next summer but is being heavily promoted now, in October, because the strike-wary studios have fuck-all for you until next year. Let’s have a look, shall we?

Peace Restored Between Simon Pegg and ‘Fat Idiot’ Ricky Gervais

6:20AM Kyle Buchanan | Yesterday, we brought you news of a budding feud between two British funnymen genuinely beloved at Defamer HQ: Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg and possible Emmy host Ricky Gervais. If you’ll recall, Pegg appeared on a British radio program and branded Gervais an “idiot” for his comments on the British film industry, eventually dismissing him as “one of the fat people in LA.” Yesterday, Gervais took to his blog to respond: More »

In the Battle of the British Funnymen, Simon Pegg Calls Ricky Gervais a ‘Fat Idiot’

6:25AM Kyle Buchanan | In the annals of celebrity feuds, we tend to prefer the light-hearted frivolity of a Seth Green/Shia LeBeouf dustup to the knock-down, “no one gets away unscathed” fights like Alec Baldwin on Greg Garcia. That’s why we’re so stymied by the latest and most unlikely entry in the feud genre: the war of words between Shaun of the Dead star Simon Pegg and Ricky Gervais, the Emmy-honored creator of Extras and The Office. So far, the battle (instigated by Pegg’s mouthy appearance on a British radio show) is one-sided, but we fear a rebuttal from Gervais could embroil both talented comedians in a zero-sum rivalry. The Telegraph has the scoop: