Live from New York it's Jenny Live...

Ok not really, all I've got is the lineup for hosts and musical guests for SNL's first month back.

It turns out Megan Fox, Ryan Reynolds, Drew Barrymore and Gerard Butler and have been booked to host the first four episodes of the new season of "Saturday Night Live."

On the musical front, U2, Lady Gaga, Regina Spektor and Shakira have all agreed to perform during the first month of the NBC latenight show's 35th season.

"SNL's" new season begins this week on Sept. 26 with Fox and U2. Fox is hyping "Jennifer's Body."

Reynolds and Lady Gaga are set for Oct. 3. It'll be Gaga's first "SNL" visit.

Barrymore returns for her sixth hosting stint on Oct. 10 (she was seven when she debuted on the show in November 1982) to promote Whip It. Spektor will be the musical guest.

And Butler, promoting his new movie "Law Abiding Citizen," debuts as an "SNL" host Oct. 17. Pop seductress Shakira will be his musical guest. (Source The Wrap)

The Proposal Review

I saw this movie literally minutes after finding out Michael Jackson had died and it really lifted my spirits, even while being unavoidably predictable, but it was undeniably better than expected. Ryan Reynolds is a prince and Sandra Bullock is delightful as always. Oh yeah and Bety White rocks (& I'm not just saying that because I love Golden Girls), but I do have to say that Oscar Nunez (who plays Oscar on The Office) stole every scene he was in, as he keeps popping up throughout the movie. This movie is no Casablanca, but certainly an entertaining, sweet and enjoyable film for the situation, because laughter is the best medicine...well aside from actual medicine.

My rating: 8.3/10

X-Men Origins: Wolverine Review

I'll keep this short and sweet since I inundated you fine readers repeatedly last week with a whole lotta Liev Love. The title [of this new franchise within in a franchse] alone "X:Men Origins" lets you know what you're walking into. I'll be honest the opening credit sequence and Ryan Reynolds (who's only in the movie for 15 minutes at the most) were THE best part of the first hour of this insanely huge summer blockbuster. But the minute Taylor Kitsch entered into the plot as the undeniably badass Remy LeBeau aka Gambit (aka 1 of the coolest/most underrated X-MEN,) the movie set itself on the right track. By the end of the film I was kind of sad it was over (mainly because I wanted to see more of Liev, Taylor and Hugh.) Apparently there's already another one of these movies in development starring RR, (but I think it should be about Gambit,)

My rating: 8.5/10

Ryan Reynolds to headline 'Wolverine' spin-off 'Deadpool' | TV, movie and music news | Movies | EW.com

The studio has barely finished counting the mad duckets they made last weekend, before pushing forward with this info, Ryan Reynolds to headline 'Wolverine' spin-off 'Deadpool' TV, movie and music news Movies EW.com.

It's Monday...

& X-Men Origins: Wolverine opens Friday, May 1st, so once again Liev will be gracing the silver screen. Check out the site if you have any interest in this flick. I'm seriously considering going at midnight on Thursday to geek out with the rest of the freaks who get as amped as I do about this stuff. Oh ye and of course I just want to make sure they maintain and respect the integrity of the comic...and the fact that Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman, Daniel Henney and Taylor Kitsch may all potentially be taking their shirts off at some point or another has nothing to do with my excitement either.

It's Monday

Is it May 1st yet? There's just too much delicious man candy in this movie I'm tempted to go at Midnight but think I may just make a date with myself at some point in the weekend.