Like David Mamet? Like adult films?

Well, for those of you who have been yearning for a mixture of the two, look no further than Funny Or Die to give you just that.

The video heavyweight has launched a new series of web videos, with the first one being penned and directed by the cinematic giant himself, David Mamet (Homicide, House of Games). It stars Kristin Bell and Ed O’Neill, who worked with Mamet on his film, Spartan, and is introduced by one of Mamet’s go to guys, Ricky Jay. It’s said to be a lost clip from a 1930’s porn and while it’s a little long and a little poorly paced for the average web video, it is a really fun little clip.

While this is just a little web video, anything that Mamet does is going to have me a little interested. I didn’t quite dig Redbelt like many did, but films like Homicide prove that he’s a really talented filmmaker. All in all, if you have a little over 6 minutes, definitely check this one out.

Rachel Bilson and actress pal Kristen Bell sandwich in InStyle editor Ariel Foxman at West Hollywood’s exclusive Soho House on Wednesday (June 2).

The trio celebrated shoe designer Brian Atwood (pictured below with Sex and the City’s Kristin Davis) during “Dinner with a Designer”, hosted by InStyle and the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA).

Others celebs in attendance and pictured below: Victoria Beckham, So You Think You Can Dance host Cat Deeley, and Eva Longoria.

Stepping out for a promotional appearance, Kristen Bell was spotted at the Los Angeles premiere of “Get Him to the Greek” last night (May 25).

The “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” babe looked beautiful as she posed in front of the Greek Theatre. In the film, she reprises her role of Sarah Marshall, a television actress and ex-girlfriend of Aldous Snow (Russell Brand).

Aziz, 27, will host the ceremony from the Gibson Amphitheatre stage live on Sunday (June 6) in Universal City, Calif. Can’t wait!!! The last promo also featured Zac Efron and Diddy.

You can follow Aziz on Twitter @AzizAnsari and Kristen at @IMKristenBell!

Kristen Bell looks stunning as she arrives at the MET Ball held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday (May 3) in New York City.

The 29-year-old actress wore a Diane von Furstenberg dress to the charity event.

The Costume Institute Gala Benefit celebrates the opening of the “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity” exhibition. The event is hosted by Patrick Robinson of The Gap, co-hosted by Vogue editor Anna Wintour and talk show queen Oprah Winfrey.

She’s always up for a fun time, and yesterday (April 28) Kristen Bell was in the house for the Dress For Success fashion show in New York City.

The “When In Rome” actress was all smiles as she arrived at the Union Square event, sporting an all-black ensemble and a big smile.

“It’s not dead,” insists Thomas. “I continue to want to do it. It’s funny, because the rumors go around and around. Kristen Bell had said to somebody that I had written a script, and that wasn’t correct. I did have a treatment and a pitch, with which I went to Warner Bros. and [Mars producer] Joel Silver and said, ‘Here is the fastball version of the movie, the big studio version of the movie that I think we can make.’ And I think they did one of their brand-awareness surveys and were like, ‘We don’t know if we can make money with that.’ So it’s been back-burnered. But I still want to do it. I’m still happy to do it. We’re still looking into it.”

Thomas, whose Starz comedy, Party Down, kicks off its second season on April 23, acknowledges that the project has a built-in expiration date. “There is a bit of a ticking clock [because] Kristen Bell does continue to age,” he concedes of his 29-year-old leading lady. “And doing ‘teen detective’ [is a] dicey proposition. But frankly, I think Veronica Mars as a 30-year-old noir detective at some point in the future would still be interesting to me.

“In sort of the tidal wave and roller coaster of feeling upbeat or downbeat about it,” Thomas concludes, “I’d say I’m feeling in the middle right now.”

source: EW

The show, hosted for the twelfth time by Reba McEntire, will feature Laura Bell Bundy, Billy Currington, Jack Ingram, Dierks Bentley, Miranda Lambert, Rascal Flatts and Darius Rucker.

Leading the nominations are the women – Lambert, Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift, followed by male country stars Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley and the Zac Brown Band. Lady Antebellum came out on top with seven nods, including album of the year and song and video of the year for “Need You Now.” Lambert and Underwood each have six, and Swift has five, including entertainer of the year.

The 45th Annual ACM Awards will be held at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas and air live on CBS on April 18 at 8 p.m. ET.

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