Gerard Butler

Brandi Glanville has officially gone on amazing record:

She is not a woman scorned.

The last few weeks have proven an important point about addiction: It can happen to anyone.

A Broadway legend (Liza Minnelli) has admitted she needed professional help. Then, a notorious reality star (Scott Disick) made a fool out of himself one too many times.

When so many of Hollywood's finest fall into the downward spiral of alcoholism and drug abuse, it's sort of refreshing to find celebrities who manage to pull themselves back from the brink.

Or avoid it completely. Take Blake Lively, who prefers curling up with her hottie husband Ryan Reynolds to relax instead of unwinding with a glass of wine.

So you saw Gerard Butler and Bradley Cooper snap a selfie at Wimbeldon Sunday, but what you didn't know is that it was actually the premiere of Butler's new film, Man in Blue Jacket Watches a Tennis Match!

Mark Kermode, an English movie critic, has done the honors of reviewing this riveting film:

We're sorry, Andy Murray.

Bringing Great Britain its first Wimbledon title in 77 years was impressive and all, but your accomplishment has already been overshadowed by two things:

Gerard Butler is a man of many interesting talents.

He proved this and then some on a visit to the German talk show Wetten, dass..? First, he found himself imitating his guest, a professional nut cracker.