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Morning Quickies: Amanda Seyfried’s “Lovelace” Poster Is Out

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  • Whoa, that’s some intense hair you’ve got there on the official “Lovelace” poster, Amanda Seyfried. Anyone else so excited for this movie about “Deep Throat” porn actress Linda Lovelace to come out? [Pop Culture Brain]
  • Uh oh. Which cast member from “Glee” fainted on the red carpet for the TV Academy of Arts? (Don’t worry — she’s OK.) [The Celebrity Cafe]
  • Levi Johnston and his pregnant girlfriend will be naming their new baby girl — wait for it — Breeze Beretta Johnston. You’re naming your baby after a gun? [Evil Beet Gossip]
  • Uggie, the doggie from “The Artist,” is writing his own memoir. [The FW] Keep reading »

Amanda Seyfried And Other Actors Who Have Played Porn Stars

Sweet little Amanda Seyfried from the musical “Mamma Mia!” doesn’t make the words “porn star” come to mind. But if you saw that stone-cold fox sex it up with Liam Neeson and Julianne Moore as a call girl in “Chloe,” you know she won’t have any trouble playing Linda Lovelace for a biopic about the porn star. “Lovelace” will focus on the star of “Deep Throat,” an iconic ’70s skin flick about a woman whose clitoris is in the back of her throat, so she can only orgasm from … well, you know. [The Wrap]

Amanda isn’t the only actress in Hollywood who’ve made a movie premiere an extremely awkward moment for their mama. After the jump, more actors and actresses who’ve played porn stars.

The Daily Squeeze: Sex In Movies

  • If you’re planning on staying home this weekend to lounge around in your pajamas and watch a DVD, track down a copy of Power and Passion: The Technology of Orgasm, a doc about sex toys and their history. (The electromechanical vibrator was invented in 1883, the same year as the toaster!) [Variety via Jezebel]
  • Why is it that the sex in mainstream American movies often features an amorous couple knocking over of furniture (something that doesn’t seem all that common in our everyday lives)? This writer thinks its because we’re uncomfortable with sex. [SFGate]
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