Fashion designer Tom Ford teams up with production designer Dan Bishop of Mad Men for A Single Man. The trailer's mesmerizing vintage look suggests what we hope is just a brief glimpse of an electrifying must-see.

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Looks like we stumped all of you! No one correctly guessed today's Freeze Frame. Find out where this still is from after the jump.

Dumenco: Nikki Finke offers Hollywood the thrill "of seeing a spun reporter do as told."

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Indie mag Miller-McCune performed mathematical voodoo on a zillion movie reviews to figure out critics' favorite and least favorite actors, as well as which critics are the nicest and the meanest.

Here at Gawker.TV, we love "instantly watching" movies on Netflix. So every Sunday we're going to give you something to watch on your "Lazy Sundays."

Congrats to LILBauHaus for correctly guessing today's Freeze Frame. Is that red stop light driving you crazy? Find out where it's from after the jump.

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Congrats to Matt Willis for being the first to guess correctly today's Freeze Frame. Find out the answer after the jump.

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Congrats to Dickdogfood for being the first to guess correctly on our inaugural Freeze Frame post.

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Schlitz-grasping cargo short sporter Tucker Max has finally figured out why his movie, Penis in a Beer Cozy, was a financial failure.

How the mighty tumble! Just yesterday, Hollywood trembled in awe before the Terminator series; creator of planet-devouring sequels and merchandising. Today, it goes on the auction block like the baggage at some grizzly slave auction.

Onetime TV star Bronson Pinchot has some not-so-nice things to say about Tom Cruise. Fate will bring Octomom and Jon Gosselin together. Salman Rushdie is still pining for Padma. Presenting your Tuesday morning Gossip Roundup!

Page Six spotted Bob and Harvey Weinstein saying tearful goodbyes to 30 laid-off Weinstein Co. employees at a TriBeCa steakhouse recently. So goes the Weinstein Empire's slow, painful collapse.

Tucker Max's movie "Poop: My Story" is really, objectively not doing well, at all. We'll just delicately link to the weekend's movie chart, with no overt comment. However! The sycophants on Tucker Max's message boards have an alternative view.

Erin Andrews offers thanks. Chris Noth's off the market. Kandi Burruss released a statement on AJ's death. And Don Imus remains an optimist. Good morning! It's your Monday morning gossip roundup!