Julianne Moore

They say age is a number.

To the following set of celebrities, though, age is more like something that simply doesn't exist. Because none of them seem to do it!

What's the opposite of a gold digger?

A bronze plower?

This Sunday, Hollywood will gather at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles to perform the impressive feat of kissing its own ass without suffering some sort of severe spinal injury.

Yes, it's Academy Awards time - the one magical night on which millions of Americans tune in to find out if that one movie they actually saw will win anything.

Neil Patrick Harris is finalizing the jokes. Backstage handlers are polishing the trophies.

And the following women are all writing their acceptance speeches... just in case.

Last week, the 2015 Oscar nominees were revealed, and the list was not without some surprises.

Granted, the biggest news is that the pack of contenders is whiter than Romney family reunion in a blizzard, but even once that shock subsides (It probably never will.) you may find yourself doing a double take at some of this year's nominees.

The revolution is nearly upon us.

Lionsgate has come out with a new set of posters in promotion of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 and they welcome fans to District 13, the area (believed to have been wiped out) from which Katniss and company will stage their much-anticipated rise-up against the Capitol.

It's no secret that actors are often booked to play characters of much younger ages. Kerr Smith was 26 when he played 16 year old Jack McPhee on Dawson's Creek.

His incredibly youthful appearance (which has since become a full head of gray hair by 40) worked in his favor. Other celebrities have ridden a similar wave of good fortune. 

Forget those summer blockbusters for a moment.

And let's focus instead on the only 2014 blockbuster that really matters.

The Hunger Games has landed another Oscar nominee.

With Philip Seymour Hoffman already on board Catching Fire in the key role of Plutarch Heavensbee, Lionsgate has confirmed that Julianne Moore will portray President Alma Coin in the final two installments of the franchise, Mockingjay Parts 1 & 2.

With The Hunger Games headed to Comic-Con, we can now confirm that Julianne More may be headed to The Hunger Games!

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Moore would come on board the final two installments of the franchise as District 13 leader Alma Coin, a major character in Suzanne Collins' "Mockingjay."

Julianne Moore won an Emmy for portraying Sarah Palin in HBO's Game Change.

That did not sit well with the former V.P. candidate's daughter Bristol Palin. Why?