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Craig is a young/chubby/talented singer on this year's X Factor in the UK. We quite like him, even though he's recently started losing weight after going on what looks like a pretty strict diet and exercise regimen. You can enjoy all sorts of Craig Colton coverage over at Hell Yeah Craig Colton. Enjoy!

Thanks, submitter. We like the glasses. And the shorts. The cat is nice, too.

Conan has been pretty bear-heavy lately. Here's newly-skinny Jonah Hill, talking about his recent weight loss, and how disappointed a certain segment of his fans are.

Oh well, at least we have a few more chances to see big Jonah on the big screen. Check out the red band trailer for The Sitter after the break.

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We've always been curious as to whether Seth Rogen was aware of "Seth." And yes, clearly he is. Lovely. Link very much NSFW, by the way.

What is it with really hot bears and chubs in Klondike Bar commercials? We saw this slightly homophobic one a few months ago, and we'll never forget this one.

With the last installment of the Harry Potter film franchise in theaters (until the reboot), we must finally say goodbye to Robbie Coltrane's performance as Hagrid. Thank you, Robbie, for ten years and eight films of eye candy. You were sorely underused. Here's a few shots of the British actor from the Empire Magazine photo shoot and London premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2.

The 12th Annual Midtown International Theatre Festival presents DON GIO.

Butlers, zombies, lesbians…it’s all just sex to him in Don Gio, a new play by Joshua R. Pangborn and produced by Sidekick Productions for the 12th Annual Midtown International Theatre Festival.

Opening July 16th, 2011 at 4:30 P.M. at The MainStage Box Theatre (312 W. 36th Street, Fourth Floor), Don Gio , portly lover of pleasure, is after his next great conquest, the lovely Ana. However, to win her he'll have to overcome several obstacles, including a long dead brother, a transsexual witch, and his affair with his butler in this gender-bending, hedonistic romp. Christopher Morris (Kids in America) and Jennifer Kent lead a talented cast of up-and-coming actors in the world premiere of this play.

Tickets are available online at this link. $18 dollars for the general public and $15 for students and seniors. Tickets for Industry professionals and Press are free by contacting Joshua R. Pangborn at 917.589.3914 or sidekickproductionsjosh@gmail.com.

Don Gio opens on July 16th at 4:30, with additional performances on July 17th at 4:00, July 18th at 8:00, July 21st at 6:30, July 30th at 6:00 and July 31st at 8:30. All performances are at The MainStage Theatre.

Created in 2010 by Joshua R. Pangborn, Sidekick Productions is a company which strives for size-blind casting whenever possible.

For more information, visit www.sidekickproductionsny.com, or email or call Joshua R. Pangborn at sidekickproductionsjosh@gmail.com or 917.589.3914.