New dad Ryan Reynolds shared the first photo of his 4-month-old daughter James via Instagram Thursday.

“Thumb wrestling isn’t always fair,” he captioned the image with his baby girl. “Curiously, my hand is the small one.”

The Canadian actor, 38, and his wife, Gossip Girl star Blake Lively, welcomed their first child in Dec. 2014.

During a recent appearance on Extra, Mario Lopez traveled to Vancouver, B.C. to interview Ryan on the set of Deadpool

After discussing how they “own April Fool’s Day,” the pair addressed Ryan’s recent run in with paparazzi.

“It’s one of those things where you let due process do its thing and you don’t really have to get involved,” Ryan said of the car accident.

While Blake is filming a movie in Thailand this summer, Ryan will be on daddy duty.

“The baby’s great, growing like a weed,” the proud papa said.

When asked if he’s getting any sleep, the new dad said, “Sleeping is getting normal now.”

He added: “The baby is making it through the night. We’re feeling pretty good about sleep training.”

What did I say the other day about Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk? They were papped kissing in New York. Kissing again in London earlier this week. It’s summer hormones. Summer hormones are always cranked to high. Summer turns us all into teenagers. At least it would appear that way for Coops as …      

Ahead of its premiere in Cannes, a teaser for Macbeth has been released featuring Michael Fassbender and ending with Marion Cotillard and the line:

What’s done cannot be undone.
To bed, to bed, to bed

She only says “to bed” once here in the preview but you’ll recall from English class t…      

Pitch Perfect 2 star Elizabeth Banks covers the June issue of Allure and opens up about her happy family life with husband Max Handelman and their two sons Felix, 4, and Magnus, 2.

On making her movie-directing debut with Pitch Perfect 2: “Once you get offered a studio job, as a woman, it’s really hard to say no because they don’t let women do this very often. So I knew I needed to embrace it and I couldn’t mess it up. Because if you mess it up, they don’t let you do it again, and you become representative of female directors as a whole. Like, ‘See, girls can’t do it!’”

On her personal theme: “If I had to pick a theme of the things that I do it would be: Girls win…. It’s a good theme.”

On her happy marriage: “I didn’t meet my husband and think, I’ve met the man I’m going to marry. I was like, He’s cute. I’ll f*ck him, because I’m 18 and in college….Really, what happened was I’ve never met anyone that I liked more. In the early years, did I have crushes or little interests here and there? I know my husband did, and so did I, but we stayed together. We still to this day take the long view. We have always dreamed about our life together. And we work together every day, and we have a lot of respect for each other on every level. And then there’s love. And then there’s lust. So it’s great.”

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The first trailer for The Intern, starring Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro, written and directed by Nancy Meyers, was released yesterday. And my first impression is that…

This movie is manipulative!

Anyone who has an aging dad will be manipulated. Because how do you not watch this and no…      

The cocaine fueled Everything Is A Good Idea 1990s era of filmmaking produced some of the most insane garbage in the history of cinema. Every decade has its share of bad movies, except the 1990s. In the 90s, “bad” as a category was replaced with “Jesus Christ, how much blow did you DO?” Everythi…      

Bedhead sent me this Variety interview with Michael Fassbender yesterday and I found it so depressing that I was all “Eh, I’ll wait until we have some photos of him in Cannes.” It’s not depressing because of Fassy – it’s depressing because the Variety interviewer, Ramin Setoodeh, is such a well-known hack. Setoodeh used to work for Time Magazine and I hated him then too – his “shtick” is not doing any research and being pretty rude and unprofessional to the people he interviews. You can read the full piece here. Some highlights (in context of Setoodeh’s terrible questions):

RS: You recently finished playing Steve Jobs. Is it dark?
MF: Like “The Conjuring”?

No, is it a favorable adaptation?
I think it is.

You look skinnier now.
I didn’t lose weight. But I certainly didn’t go to the gym.

Did it cause you to look at Mac products differently?
It did. I’m still on my iPhone 4.

You don’t have the iPhone 6?
No, the 4 is my favorite design. I also use something until it’s no longer useable.

Your phone looks broken.
But it still works. The cover actually broke off my broken phone.

Where are you living now?
I’m still in London, but I haven’t spent too much time there in the last year. I did think about L.A. before, but not so much now. I think I’m European. I know I’m European. I’m happiest there.

Do you still have to put yourself on tape?
Luckily, not for a while. I think the last audition I did was for “Inside Llewyn Davis,” the Coen brothers film.

Are you in that movie?
No, I’m not. Thanks for pointing that out. It was an unsuccessful audition. I went up for Oscar [Isaac’s] part.

[From Variety]

I think that was the point where most people are like, “Really? You’re going to ask Michael Fassbender if he’s in Inside Llewyn Davis?” What else? Let’s see… Fassy says he would “shoot a hundred” X-Men films if they wanted him but that his contract was for three films and he’s “curious” as to what will happen next. He also says he hasn’t seen Macbeth yet and that he didn’t really learn how to perform in iambic pentameter, saying: “I’m a little dyslexic with the iambic pentameter. I just always tried to make sense of it, and hoped the rhythm would follow.”

Speaking of… they just revealed this first clip from Macbeth as a Cannes teaser. Hopefully we’ll get a real trailer in the next week. The shouting… hm…

Photos courtesy of PR Photos, ‘Macbeth’ production still.

As I mentioned yesterday, Miley Cyrus was in New York last night performing at the Adult Swim upfront party. Then she went out to party with Bella Hadid and Scout Willis. And her nipples were all over the place. Get over it.

In other Miley news, her focus lately has been on launching Happy Hi…      

Here are some photos of Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall today in Liverpool. They were visiting the World Museum’s exhibition ‘The Mayas: revelation of an endless time’. I think Charles looks pretty sharp here, doesn’t he? While he’s not trendy or “hip,” he sort of has a timeless style.

Anyway, the big news for Charles was that the “Black Spider Memos” were released with much fanfare yesterday. Charles and various British government officials had been fighting the release of Charles’ correspondence to various government officials, but the British courts basically said that considering everyone involved was a public figure, the public has a right to know what Charles writes to government officials. They’re called the “Black Spider Memos” because A) the Brits love to give ridiculous names to mundane things and B) Charles’ handwriting resembles a black spider or something.

Some people behaved like they expected Charles’ memos to reveal some kind of terrible man giving terrible advice on the most pressing issues of the day. In truth, the memos revealed what we already sort of knew about Charles: he’s a pretty decent, rather harmless guy with varied interests and he’s happy to discuss those interests with whomever will listen. He’s rather funny in a cheeseball way (he makes a lot of jokes about being so old), he cares deeply about organic farming and the British food chain (not shocking), he pays close attention to the welfare and resources of soldiers fighting overseas (nice), he’s an advocate for herbal medicines and supplements, and more. He links bovine TB to badgers and he has harsh words for the Badger Lobby! Big Badger is going down!! He advocates for conservation many, many times. You can read some excerpts from the memos here and here.

Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.