
The FDA has approved a pill that will cure your hangover. I’m pretty sure this pill is strong enough to also withstand another shitty Hangover movie, too.
According to The Business Insider, the magical pill contains 1,000 milligrams of Aspirin and 120 milligrams of caffeine, as well as a stomach-calming element. Jackpot!
Brenna Haysom, the Harvard grad who invented the product she calls “Blowfish”, says it will hit you system much faster than getting a cup of coffee, taking an antacid and taking some aspirin separately. You may still desire a greasy breakfast afterwards.
Blowfish will be available at the affordable price of $11.99 on their website. This might come in handy if you’ve been on a Vegas fender-bender and regrettably made out with that go-go dancer you thought was hot until you got a close-up of her face. The pill can be couriered to your location in 60 minutes, if need be.
So, if you’re looking for a convenient and useful product to stuff your brothers stocking with, this is the gift that keeps on giving.
Zach Galifianakis did ‘heroin’ on live television on Friday, taking a hit on Bill Maher’s ‘Real Time.’
Promoting his new film ‘The Hangover: Part II.,’ Maher decided to make Galifiankis live up to his hard-partying character’s ways and experiment a little with heroin.
To up the ante from Galifianakis’ infamous October appearance on the show, during which he lit up a fake joint to advocate for the legalization of marijuana, Maher took out a tray of heroin for the star, who was instantly game.
Of course, the heroin was fake, but it was another memorable TV moment for the wacky duo. And it definitely got an awkwardly-laughing response out of the audience.
Do you like Zach Galifianakis’ t-shirt in this scene from “Hangover Part II?” Well he wears it throughout the movie, and you can have one of your very own.
PopCandy reports that the wardrobe department for the movie bought the shirt on CafePress. The Yellow Lab tee is just $20, and certainly completes any wardrobe.
And don’t forget the movie open May 26.
On the surface, you wouldn’t think there are many similarities between “The Godfather” and “The Hangover Part II” but Director Todd Phillips says look closer.
“There have been very few sequels that have been made that live up to or exceed their first film,” Phillips told MTV. “‘The Godfather’ is the first one.”
Although there is no question that the plot lines are a tad different between the two films, Phillips promise “The Hangover” sequel will deliver just like “The Godfather.”
And there is also an amazing monkey in “The Hangover Part II,” something “The Godfather” series can’t say.
“There’s a monkey in this film that’s going to book a lot of parts after this film,” he said.
Celebrity-Gossip.net is reporting that Ashley Olsen and her boyfriend of two years, Hangover star, Justin Bartha have called it quits.
Just six months ago rumors were circling about the couples supposed engagement. Unfortunately, two years seems to be a breaking point for many celebrity couples. Even though the couple did their best to stay out of the spotlight, it just wasn’t enough to create a long-lasting bond. Bartha will go on to star in the highly anticipated sequel to The Hangover, while Olsen is still busy with her fashion career.
All the single men living in Manhattan rejoice, because one of you may have a shot at dating an Olsen twin. No waiting until Ashley is 18 anymore!
Radar Online is reporting that former president Bill Clinton has shot a cameo for The Hangover 2. Clinton joined the film’s stars Zach Galifianakis, Ed Helms, Liam Neeson and Bradley Cooper in Thailand this weekend to shoot a few short scenes for the upcoming flick.
Clinton delivered a speech on clean energy in Bangkok before joining the boys on set.
Bill Clinton was a way better choice for a cameo than Mel Gibson. Plus, with all due respect, Clinton seems like the kind of guy that knows how to party.
We can’t wait to see the movie now!
Last night, a United Airlines plane was forced to make an emergency landing due to a fire in the cockpit. And according to E! Online, Ashley Olsen was among the 100 or so passengers on the flight.
But, don’t fear, Olsen was not alone. She had the full support and safety from her Hangover-actor-boyfriend, Justin Bartha, who was also on the flight.
An electrical fire caused a crack in the plane’s windshield which resulted in the need for the emergency landing. The flight was bound for Los Angeles from JFK, but landed safely at Washington Dulles International Airport at about 9:30 p.m.
On the runway, fire trucks and emergency vehicles met the plane but no one was hurt. The passengers were rebooked on flights leaving this morning for The City of Angels.
Olsen’s rep confirmed that she and Bartha were present on the flight and are OK. But no word on where they spent the night or what they did.
Pamela Adlon, Californication actress, and Jarrod Spector of Broadway’s Jersey Boys, were also passengers on the flight.
Looks like this is going to be one epic hangover.
Moviegoers are still feeling The Hangover in the comedy’s second weekend, making the boys-night-out romp the first movie of the summer to hold the top spot for two weeks in a row. A super-slim 26% decline (based on Sunday estimates) suggests great word of mouth and repeat business for the pic, which has already made $105.4 million and is now widely expected to cross the $200 million mark in the coming weeks.
According to ew.com, The Hangover‘s stiffest competition was another holdover, Disney/Pixar’s Up ($30.5 million). The animated adventure saw its total gross balloon to $187.2 million in its third weekend, putting it on track to outshine last year’s hit WALL-E, which made $223 million.

Bradley Cooper gained two important things from shooting his upcoming hyped summer comedy flick The Hangover.
The first being his now refined Yoda-like knowledge of throwing the perfect bachelor party- which he says should include condoms, a muppet, and lots of ice.
But the second, and by far gaining the most buzz, is Cooper’s promotion of a lifetime from a working actor, to well, a movie star.
Only, if you ask the humble 34-year-old North Philly about the hype, you’ll suddenly be hauled back down to earth.
“I don’t feel any of that and maybe I should,” Cooper tells andPOP modestly, trying to keep the excitement at bay. A failed attempt, considering Warner Bros. Entertainment already gave the green light to a sequel in 2011 even before the current film hits theaters on June 5.
“I will admit this though,” he says, “I do have a bigger role in the movie than usual which I really liked.”
