Alan Arkin

Gossip Girl would not believe it. Serena van der Woodsen herself, Blake Lively, that vivacious blonde with the warm smile, revealed to the UK Independent that in real life she is nowhere near as confident as her on-screen characters.

She couldn’t even believe it when she got a part for the film The Private Lives of Pippa Lee, co-starring Alan Arkin and Julianne Moore.

Hootie-hoo!

We love it when Julianna Margulies hits the red carpet.

It means we get a glimpse of our favorite celebrity arm-candy, her husband Keith Lieberthal.

Last night Keith and Julianna attended the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her new film City Island, co-starring Emily Mortimer, Andy Garcia and Alan Arkin.

While her man is hot, that dress was not.

Is Jules expecting?

Or is cream satin doing her zero favors? We can’t remember the last time we saw a breast so mistreated by a dress.

Or should we call it “Little Miss Sunshine Cleaning”?

Produced by Peter Saraf and Marc Turtletaub, the team behind 2006’s wonderful and winning indie phenom Little Miss Sunshine, Sunshine Cleaning shares a great deal of that film’s DNA: an off-beat sensibility, a commitment to quirkiness and Alan Arkin as a crotchy patriarch. But what made Miss Sunshine so compelling was its ability to bring levity to life’s traumas.

Sunshine Cleaning wallows in them instead.