Did Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber reunite backstage at his concert? Is there a Destiny’s Child reunion in the works? Plus, why did news anchors laugh at Ryan Lochte?

Celebuzz has a round-up of Friday morning’s trending stories.

Selena Gomez & Justin Bieber Back Together?

The Spring Breakers actress reportedly surprised her ex backstage after his show in Oslo, Norway. Us Weekly has the scoop.

Destiny’s Child Reunion May Happen In The Distant Future

In a recent interview, Michelle Williams revealed that “it’ll be a long time” before she makes a comeback with Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland. To see what else Williams had to say about the potential reunion, head to Huffington Post.

Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Attended High School With Famous Alumni

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev allegedly attended the Cambridge Rindge & Latin School, the high school that both Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are alumni of. Fox News has the details.

Katy Perry Halfway Done With Next Album

The singer, who hasn’t released a new track in almost a year, is busy in the studio working on her upcoming album. Take a look at potential song titles and a list of collaborators at Idolator.

News Anchors Mock Ryan Lochte

The Olympic swimmer, who is set to star in his own reality show What Would Ryan Lochte Do?, gets laughed at by news anchors after an awkward interview. Watch the hilarious clip at Gossip Cop.

Now this is “Elysium.”

Matt Damon has placed his seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms mega-mansion on the real estate market for a whopping $20 million.

Located in Miami, the 12,700 square foot estate is situated on two contiguous lots overlooking Biscayne Bay.

Listing details reveal that the abode also features a custom-fitted den, a home theater, a temperature-controlled wine cellar and a roomy kitchen equipped with high-end stainless steel appliances and furnished marble counter tops and back splashes.

But this is just one of the many properties the Oscar winner owns.

Last September, Damon, 42, splashed out $15 million for another lavish pad located in California’s upscale Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

The home, which boasts six bedrooms and eight baths, also happens to be a few doors down from childhood pal Ben Affleck‘s multi-million digs.

Got money to spare? Take a tour of this celebrity home in the gallery above. 

HBO on Monday debuted the official trailer for Behind the Candelabra, the much-anticipated Liberace biopic from Steven Soderbergh.

The nearly two-minute preview shows a lot of things that will have the celebrity news programs giggling tonight: lots of lovey-dovey scenes between stars Michael Douglas and Matt Damon (even though the trailer never actually shows them kissing; thanks, HBO!); lots of hair; and a whole lot of sequin.

But once you get past all that (it is, after all, 2013), the preview suggests that the movie, about Liberace’s tumultuous relationship with his much-younger boyfriend, Scott Thorson, is actually going to be pretty serious — the same approach Soderbergh took to the world of male stripping in last year’s Magic Mike.

Will it be a hit? Have a look at the trailer, above, then share your thoughts in the comments.

And if all else fails, just look at this screenshot of Dan Aykroyd dramatically answering a telephone, because it pretty much explains everything about everything.

Happy Pi Day!

March 14 — a.k.a. 3.14 — is Pi Day, a celebration of the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Many honor the mathematical holiday with wacky traditions, from foodies ironically indulging in pies — even the pizza variety counts — to MIT announcing acceptances to freshman applicants.

But how do you celebrate the wonder that is pi in true Hollywood style? By looking back at blockbusters that have put math on the big screen.

From Good Will Hunting to A Beautiful Mind, relive some of the most noteworthy math-minded flicks in Celebuzz’s gallery.

Then weigh in: What is your favorite math movie? Share in the comments.

It isn’t a live show without a little controversy.

In between all the glitz and glamour, the podium at the Oscars has provided some pretty shocking moments over the years.

Take it from the winners themselves: From F-bombs to politically-fueled rants, delivering the perfect acceptance speech in front of millions of viewers can cause even the most poised actor or filmmaker to fall under pressure.

At the same time, not all speeches go awry. Whether they’re tearfully thanking their parents or jumping for joy, those few minutes in the spotlight, with the golden statue in hand, can be the most gratifying and humbling moment in a celebrity’s career.

While accepting the award for Best Original Screenplay in 1998, Good Will Hunting stars Ben Affleck and Matt Damon were so overcome with happiness they drifted away from their formal thank-yous and began yelling out all the names they could remember mid-way through their speech.

In turn, Angelina Jolie raised many, many eyebrows among Academy members when she infamously professed her love for her brother James Haven (whom she also shared a smooch with before taking the stage) as she accepted the honor for Best Supporting Actress for her work in 1999′s Girl, Interrupted.

Most recently, Melissa Leo drove the FCC’s censors wild after dropping an unexpected F-bomb while taking home a win for her supporting role in The Fighter in 2010.

So, who else gave the Academy something to talk about? Click through the gallery for more some of the Oscars’ most outrageous acceptance speeches!

Then tell us: Who do you think will give the most memorable speech this year? (If she wins, our money’s on Jennifer Lawrence). Sound off in the comments, below.

Jack Davenport, stars as Derek Wills, the seductive director/choreographer on NBC’s Smash and promises an explosive second season for the show.

“There are lots of cop shows and medical shows, but there’s only one show on TV about Broadway,” Davenport t0ld Celebuzz. “And that’s clearly what people come for, so why not double down on that? In many ways, we’ve done that literally, because now there are two musicals, not one. Broadly speaking, we’re giving more of what people want, we hope.”

So does that mean the snappy director will finally get his own time in the spotlight?

“Without being too specific, some of Derek’s more questionable interpersonal techniques may come back to haunt him in no uncertain terms,” the actor teased. “What has been interesting is playing a character whose job it is to essentially appear invulnerable, becoming really quite vulnerable at times, so that’s been kind of great.”

The 39-year-old actor also said that Derek is not based on any one director, explaining, “If I did, I probably wouldn’t be talking to you right now, I’d be in court!” Rather his diva antics are “possibly filched from one or two directors” that he has worked with.

That would definitely not include the late Anthony Minghella who directed him in The Talented Mr. Ripley alongside Matt Damon, Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow.

“That movie does stand up, doesn’t it? It’s a beautiful film to look at. Also, that film represents the only time in my life I’ll be able to say, ‘I was in a film and had a bigger part than Philip Seymour Hoffman.’ It didn’t really work out for him, but that’s OK,” he joked.

Davenport’s father, Nigel, is also an actor and he says that being surrounded by thespians as a child influenced his career choice. “Both my parents did the responsible thing at the time, which was to slightly warn me off it because it’s not the easiest life,” he said.

“It’s not coal mining, but it has its moments. In truth, I was surrounded by a lot of actors as a kid. I was always beguiled by this unpatronizing, playful group of people. I just wanted to be in that tribe really. I wish I could pretend it was burning ambition, it wasn’t and it still isn’t. I wanted to be in that tribe and now I just want to remain a member of that tribe, that’s it really.”

You may also recognize the actor from the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy in which he played Commodore James Norrington.

“It was a lot of fun,” he remembered. “It was a pretty mad ride because it sort of represents the last moment when movies were made like that. 700 of us flew to the ends of the earth for years and blew sh** up, big things, and now they do it all on computers.”

Back on dry land, the married father of one is relishing playing the resident bad boy of Broadway.

“The devil always gets the best tunes!” he laughed.

Smash airs Tuesdays at 10PM on NBC.

Not even a blizzard named Nemo could stop the celebrities from leaving their homes.

Like a true fashionista, Heidi Klum braved the elements for New York Fashion Week.

On Friday morning, the 39-year-old beauty joined her Project Runway family, including Zac Posen, Michael Kors and Nina Garcia, as the show’s finalists presented their creations for Fall 2013.

“After so many seasons of @ProjectRunway I still get excited 2 see the designers’ collections @ #NYFW! #DayInTheLife,” Klum wrote on Twitter.

On the west coast, Julianne Hough waved to photographers as she made her way inside Los Angeles International Airport. The 24-year-old Safe Haven star is spending the weekend in Nashville for her sister’s baby shower.

Meanwhile, the Timberlakes — Justin Timberlake and wife Jessica Biel – were spotted in City of Angels on Thursday night — all in the name of the art.

Timberlake took his ladylove to see Darren LeGallo’s latest art exhibition, which aptly hosted by his Trouble With the Curve co-star — and LeGallo’s fiancee – Amy Adams.

In other sightings, Britney Spears went for a quick coffee run with her assistant in Sherman Oaks, Calif., while Emma Roberts picked up a couple pies in Beverly Hills.

For the day’s hottest star sightings, check out the latest edition of Celeb Snaps, above.

Hollywood’s hottest starlets are out and about.

AnnaSophia Robb put her best Carrie Bradshaw face on as the young actress filmed new scenes for her CW show The Carrie Diaries in New York City on Wednesday.

“On set with our director jannturner and @jakerobinsonact,” the 19-year-old wrote on Twitter.

On the west coast, Kim Kardashian dressed up her growing baby bump in a form fitting black dress and blazer. The 32-year-old reality TV star headed to Santa Monica, Calif., for a conference.

One day after attending the 2013 Oscars Luncheon in Los Angeles (and posing for the nominees class photo), Anne Hathaway jetted off to the City of Love with her love, husband Adam Shulman.

The 30-year-old Les Miserables star stayed warm in a long black coat, knee high boots and purple scarf.

In other sightings, a fresh-faced Alessandra Ambrosio was spotted picking up a hot beverage in Brentwood, Calif., while Anna Paquin took her baby twins out for a stroll in West Hollywood.

Conan O’Brien went for a ride on his bicycle, Jessica Chastain got back to work on Broadway’s The Heiress and Jennifer Aniston rocked a blonde ‘do on the set of the Untitled Elmore Leonard Project.

For more star sightings of the day, check out the latest edition of Celeb Snaps, above.

Matt Damon locks lips with Michael Douglas in the upcoming HBO biopic Behind the Candelabra, about Liberace and his lover, Scott Thorson. Remarkably, however, it wasn’t Douglas who was fantasizing about his wife, Catherine Zeta-Jones, while the two shared their kiss, but Damon.

“When Matt Damon was kissing Michael, I found [out] — which is very flattering for me — [Matt] closed his eyes and pretended he was kissing me,” Zeta-Jones told Celebuzz while promoting her new movie, Side Effects. “I just thought that was one of the biggest compliments I’ve ever had!”

“If my husband’s going to kiss anyone else in the world, I’m so happy it’s Matt Damon,” she added with a laugh.

Opening Friday, Side Effects — which tells the story of a doctor (Jude Law) whose life falls into shambles after he prescribes a drug to a woman (Rooney Mara) battling depression — reteamed Zeta-Jones with director Steven Soderbergh for the third time (after Traffic and Ocean’s Eleven, respectively), which was something she couldn’t wait to experience.

“He rubbed my feet when I was pregnant on Traffic and that’s the only reason why I keep coming back,” she joked about the Oscar-winning filmmaker. “He looked after a pregnant woman so well, I just knew I’d always be in good hands.”

The film, in which she plays Dr. Victoria Siebert, also allowed her to do a little same-sex kissing of her own, with co-star Rooney Mara.

“I just wish she were prettier, that’s the only thing,” Zeta-Jones quipped. “She’s not funny, she’s not pretty, she can’t act.”

– Written by Jordan Riefe

Rumors continue to swirl that Taylor Swift received breast implants.

Celebuzz has compiled some of the hottest stories from around the web that you may have missed today.

Rumors Swirl That Taylor Swift Got Breast Implants, But Is It True?

The internet has been abuzz for weeks that Taylor Swift reportedly had surgical enhancements, but those rumors are picking up steam after new photos surfaced of the singer. Fox News has the full story and photos.

Rihanna Spotted Leaving Nightclub in Sheer Dress

Rihanna was spotted out last night hitting Eden nightclub in Hollywood, Calif. wearing a black sheer dress. Just Jared has the revealing photos.

Liberty Ross Files for Divorce From Rupert Sanders Following Scandal With Kristen Stewart

It looks like Rupert Sanders’ affair with Kristen Stewart has finally taken its toll on his marriage. TMZ reports that Sanders’ wife, Liberty Ross, has filed for divorce.

Apple Co-Founder Calls Ashton Kutcher’s ‘jOBS’ Embarrassing and Inaccurate

Apple co-founder, Steve Wozniak, says in an interview that the new movie jOBS about Steve Jobs, portrayed by Ashton Kutcher, is “embarrassing.” Find out what else he had to say on Huffington Post.

Matt Damon Gets Sweet Revenge Against Jimmy Kimmel

The friendly feud between pals Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon has gone on for years, but last night Damon finally got his revenge. Check out Newser to see Damon take over Kimmel’s show.

After years of being “bumped” from Jimmy Kimmel Live! at the end of each show, Matt Damon has finally gotten even.

Not only did he kidnap Jimmy Kimmel — gagging him with a tie and duct-taping him to a chair — but the Oscar-winning actor completely took over the host’s late-night ABC talker on Thursday night.

“There’s a new host in town and his initials are M.D.,” Damon said in the opening monologue of the show, which he renamed Jimmy Kimmel Sucks. “That’s right, the doctor is in…. I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long, long time. This is like the time I lost my virginity, except this is going to last way longer than one second.”

And he brought along a slew of A-listers to help him in the hijacking, which follows a long-running faux feud between Damon and Kimmel.

Jennifer Lopez, Sally Field, Robert De Niro, Don Cheadle, John Krasinski and Oprah Winfrey all appeared in a video applauding Damon for dethroning Kimmel for the evening. Others played a part in the actor’s Ap on stage: Ben Affleck served as a cue-card boy; Sheryl Crow replaced the in-studio band leader; Andy Garcia sat in as his sidekick; and Robin Williams helped him bring his monologue to a close.

As for guests, Nicole Kidman, Gary Oldman, Amy Adams, Reese Witherspoon and Demi Moore all crammed in on the talker’s couch, before Demon brought out his final guest solo, Kimmel’s ex-girlfriend Sarah Silverman. And all along, a tied-up Kimmel was banished to the back of the stage.

Damon’s takeover comes at a prime time in terms of publicity, as the show moved this month into the same timeslot as CBS’ David Letterman and NBC’s Jay Leno.

The bad blood between Damon and Kimmel dates back to the the third season of the talk show host’s ABC show, when he made a tradition of saying, “Apologies to Matt Damon, but we ran out of time,” at the end of each episode, despite the actor never being booked to appear.

Then when Damon finally sat down on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, he cursed out the host before storming off stage. And in 2008, Damon teamed up with Kimmel’s then-girlfriend Silverman in a YouTube clip, in which she revealed to Kimmel: “I’m f***ing Matt Damon.” But as recently as November, Kimmel had no plans of sitting down with the A-list actor anytime soon.

“Matt Damon is unwelcome on my show,” Kimmel told Celebuzz. “We have standards and he does not meet them.”

Liberace was over the top and his flamboyance on and offstage was probably years before its time. But, the producers and the cast of HBO’s Behind the Candelabra, a biopic about the legendary pianist, not only wanted to portray that spectacle but also the man and his six-year romance with the younger Scott Thorson.

“It felt like this was a relationship between a man and a woman,” says star Matt Damon, who plays Thorson in the TV movie, at Friday’s Television Critics Association Press Tour in Pasadena, Calif.

“You’d feel at moments like ‘This is too intimate, maybe I shouldn’t be here,’” Damon, 42, continues. “But, it’s between a man and a man, and I’ve never seen that movie before. And so it was fun, but we weren’t giggling about it. We took it very seriously.”

Executive produced by Jerry Weintraub (Ocean’s Eleven, The Karate Kid) and directed by Steven Soderbergh (Magic Mike, Erin Brockovich), Behind the Candelabra is based on Thorson’s book of the same title. It covers the secretive relationship between the author and Liberace, played by Michael Douglas, which didn’t end on good terms.

“You’ll find that his whole life is portrayed in the film,” Weintraub explains. “You’ll see everything about Liberace that you could possibly want to see.”

The film goes to great lengths to portray the performer’s life: Shot in Liberace’s Los Angeles, Palm Springs and Las Vegas stomping grounds; constructing 30 different sets; and designing more than 60 costume changes for Douglas and Damon.

“It’s basically a repetition process of looking at a lot of stuff and finding that balance between knowing you’re not an impersonator,” Douglas says of getting into character. “You’re not going to ever be exactly like Liberace and trying to find the balance that makes you comfortable, makes Steven secure, and makes myself attractive to Matt.”

“[Douglas was] very, very attractive,” the Good Will Hunting actor, who goes nude for the role, smiles.

Behind the Candelabra will debut at the Cannes Film Festival before airing on HBO in May.

Another year, another round of dramatic celebrity transformations.

Bold haircuts were responsible for changing some of Hollywood’s most famous faces — and setting major trends — in 2012.

Between Anne Hathaway’s buzz cut for her role in Les Miserables to Miley Cyrus’ punk rock ‘do, dramatic haircuts became springboards for both beauties to experiment with more daring personal styles.

But hair wasn’t the only thing transforming some of Tinsletown’s brightest stars. Some of our favorite celebs went through some major weight ups and downs this year as well.

A few inches off the top of her head wasn’t all Hathaway lost for her Les Mis role this year — the Oscar hopeful turned to extreme dieting to lose 25 pounds to play the dying prostitute.

After giving birth to her first child, Jessica Simpson went with a more healthful approach to shed the baby weight, signing on as Weight Watchers’ newest spokesperson to help her shed the rumored 70-plus pounds she gained during her pregnancy. The new mom recently revealed her jaw-dropping weight loss before announcing her second pregnancy earlier this month.

Some stars, however, weren’t satisfied with just one transformation, shocking us with multiple makeovers in 2012.

Moneyball star Jonah Hill slimmed down in the later half of 2011, leaving fans shocked by this actor’s almost-gaunt appearance. But by mid-2012, Hill had filled out to almost his original weight from years prior.

No stranger to shocking looks, Ke$ha shocked critics and fans alike when she showed off a glam new look at the American Music Awards. But it wasn’t long before the edgy singer ditched her blonde waves and soft makeup for a goth-inspired hair and makeup.

Click through the gallery to check out this year’s most dramatic makeovers.

Matt Damon got his big break teaming with Gus Van Sant in 1997 with Good Will Hunting, a memorable character drama written by and starring Damon and buddy Ben Affleck. The film won them a Best Screenplay Oscar and launched their meteoric ascent to the Hollywood A-list.

This week, Damon re-teams with Van Sant for the third time, (after 2002’s Gerry) co-writing Promised Land with costar John Krasinski. Their latest is a satisfactory and occasionally noteworthy drama set in the American heartland where the soft lolling of the cows cannot hope to overcome the roar of corporate greed and real-world politics.

Damon plays Steve Butler, a country-bred city boy working with Global Crosspower Solutions, a $9-billion natural gas company. On the day of his promotion, he is sent to McKinley, Pennsylvania, a farm town hit hard by the recession, to buy up land for the lowest price so Global can exploit the shale beneath their feet for hundreds of millions of dollars.

Joining Butler is Sue Thomason (Frances McDormand), a veteran at Global with a jaundiced eye on the task at hand and another on her boy back home.

Hanging out in a local bar, Butler meets Alice (Rosemarie DeWitt), a school teacher who lives alone in a farmhouse she wouldn’t mind sharing with the right guy.

In the scene, Van Sant frames his actors in a series of singles before they come together in a two-shot, employing a straightforward visual style while eliciting resonant performances from his cast, especially Damon, who anchors the movie with nuance and proficiency.

In a scene where a town leader tries to extort money from Butler, Van Sant films his actors in a series of two-shots and singles, and a dolly move which, when it’s completed, traverses the 180 line separating the two, in effect, flipping the table just as one character attempt to turn the tables on the other.

As things seem to be going Butler’s way, into town drives Dustin Noble, (Krasinski) an environmentalist looking to educate McKinley on the dangers of fracking – a David out to stop the “Goliath” of Global.

Up until this point, Promised Land is a smart, character driven drama that takes an insightful look at a compelling environmental issue. Well crafted and clear-eyed, it never proselytizes nor condescends to the small-town America it describes.

But as the second act progresses, the movie begins to lose momentum. Short on plot, the story revolves mainly around the brewing face off between Noble and Butler as the latter begins to grow a conscience.

His evolution feels obvious and unconvincing – a small-town guy at heart, he struggles to fulfill his obligation to the company and keep his hands clean at the same time, a hopelessly naive prospect.

To their credit, writers Damon and Krasinski make an unexpected move building their story around Butler, a protagonist on the wrong side of the issue. Less imaginative writers would have gone with Noble, a guy fighting the odds to do the right thing. But in the end it’s not so simple as to who is the hero and who is the villain.

After a slow and steady battle to win the hearts and minds of the people, (a county fair sponsored by Global, and a door-to-door campaign promising untold riches to gullible farmers), Butler and Krasinski find themselves at a stalemate, one which threatens Butler’s job.

As Promised Land reaches a climax, a plot twist arrives unexpectedly which, while believable, feels inorganic to the story. After avoiding the pitfalls of proselytism for 100 minutes, the filmmakers suddenly seem determined to make a point about nefarious energy companies that is accurate but nevertheless feels manipulative.

Promised Land, a thoughtful movie which aims to entertain as well as inspire debate, gets a wide release on January 4th, but will be shown in New York and Los Angeles on December 28th in order to qualify for an Oscar. But even though its heart is in the right place and its message is clear, they don’t give out awards for good intentions.

Watch the theatrical trailer for Promised Land, and then let us know in the comments below: How well does this film live up to Damon’s first high-profile collaboration with Gus Van Sant, Good Will Hunting?

In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting, America is mourning the loss of 26 lives — 20 children and 6 adults — along with the tragedy-stricken community of Newtown, Conn. But that grief has also given way to a highly politicized debate, as the massacre shines a spotlight on the long-dormant debate of gun control.

When gunman Adam Lanza opened fire inside the grade school on Friday, he was wielding a military-style semiautomatic Bushmaster rifle and carrying an arsenal of ammunition. Now the rampage has reignited a political debate around the Second Amendment’s right to bear arms — most specifically, whether assault weapons like the one used by Lanza should be limited or even banned.

As politicians and activists alike debate regulation of such weapons and consider possible policy changes, some Hollywood stars are weighing in on the timely topic.

Director Michael Moore — the brain behind the 2002 documentary Bowling for Columbine, which explored the causes for the Columbine High School massacre and other instances of gun violence — was distraught following the Connecticut tragedy, sharing his thoughts on tighter firearm restrictions on his website.

“I tried to ring a warning bell about this a decade ago. The disease has only gotten worse,” Moore wrote on Sunday. “But…you feel something different in the air across America tonight, don’t you? People have had it, and the outrage is loud and visible. I’m convinced the majority of Americans will now back strong gun control laws…. And perhaps a few are willing to look at the deeper issue of how this country officially sanctions violence as a means to an end.”

Other celebrities echoed his call for gun control action. Rashida Jones argued that “gun control is our only road to freedom;” Ben Stiller made a bid to “stop the access to guns in our country;” Susan Sarandon encouraged her followers to “let NRA know how you feel;” and Piers Morgan wondered whether President Barack Obama will “have the courage to stand up to the American gun lobby?”

But not all of Tinseltown is getting in on the anti-gun firestorm. In fact, many A-listers count themselves as cock-and-pull aficionados. From Angelina Jolie and Amber Heard, to Mark Wahlberg and Matt Damon, find out where the stars stand on the right to bear arms.

“I really don’t have any rules about dating when it comes to height, age, career choice, anything like that. It doesn’t matter. It’s really more about strength of character. When it comes to age, I’ve been all over the map.”

Which young Hollywood beauty said love is blind?

Was it Taylor Swift, Lea Michele, or Amanda Seyfried?

Find out in Celebuzz’s top quotes of the week.

Who was the singing starlet that said she keeps her options open when it comes to dating?

It was Taylor Swift!

In a recent interview with Cosmopolitan UK, the 23-year-old country cutie opened up about looking for love. And for this blonde bombshell, it comes in all shapes and sizes.

In the past, T.Swift has been linked to some of Hollywood’s most eligible bachelors including Twilight star Taylor Lautner, 20, boy bander Joe Jonas, 23,  silver-screen stud Jake Gyllenhaal, 31, and 35-year-old crooner John Mayer.

Now, things seem to be heating up quickly with Swift’s newest flame, One Direction’s Harry Styles,18–a younger man!

Somewhat of a serial monogamist, the “We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together” singer has been known to coo about love and heartbreak in all her songs. However, she recently admitted that all of her romances have been short-lived.

“I’ve never had a really long relationship, so I have no idea what that’s like,” she told the British publication. “Wish me luck for the future!”

Do you think Styles will be T.Swift’s first long-time romance, or will she be singing sad songs about him in no time? Sound off in the comments below.

Find out what else your favorite celebs had to say this week in Celebuzz’s Top 10 Quotes of the Week.

Matt Damon is getting nude for his role as the lover of flamboyant pianist Wladziu Valentino Liberace – known simply as Liberace — in the HBO movie Behind the Candelabra.

“Normally I’d say no to nudity,” 42-year-old Damon tells Playboy in its January/February issue, on newsstands Dec. 18.

“I mean, it’s tastefully done. Steven Soderbergh directed it and Michael Douglas plays Liberace. But this movie’s not going to be for everyone.”

In the film, due for release next year, Damon plays Liberace’s much-younger lover Scott Thorson – who exposed his life with Lee in a tell-all book and also sued for $113 million in palimony.

The film is so risque that the Oscar winner even shares a romantic, on-screen kiss with Michael Douglas.

“Michael was a wonderful kisser,” jokes Damon.

“For one scene, I had to come out of the pool, go over to Michael Douglas, straddle him on a chaise lounge and start kissing him. It’s not like I kiss him just once. We drew it up like a football plan.”

Damon — who is also co-writing and starring in Gus Van Sant’s Promised Land, in theaters January 4 — opened up to the magazine about his private life, including why he is ”sh*tty” at spicing up his relationship with wife, Luciana.

On the roles he most regrets having to pass up: “Having to say no to Avatar was tough because I particularly wanted to work with James Cameron … I remember thinking, Oh God, not only do I have to say no because of scheduling, but he’s going to make a star out of some guy who’s going to start taking jobs from me later … Milk was another hard one because I was excited it would have been for Gus Van Sant, and I would have had the chance to do scenes with Sean Penn … But when I saw Milk, Josh Brolin was so f*cking good.”

On his image in the media: “The narrative about me kind of goes, ‘He’s a boring married guy,’ which is great, because I don’t get any of that other stuff like Brad Pitt and George Clooney do … People think I’m kind of vanilla and they leave me alone to work, have an actual private life and be a husband and dad.”

On beginning to look his age (42 years old): “I remember having dinner with Tommy Lee Jones 20 years ago. I was looking at his face and thinking, Sh*t, I can’t wait to have lines like that. A guy like that can just sit there and be so expressive. I mean he’s also one of the best actors ever, but I remember being in a hurry to get some of those lines. I’m getting more lines every day.”
On the Bourne legacy coming to an end: “You know what? They might have taken the Bourne series out back and shot it in the head. If that’s the end of it, that’s just the end of it. I hope not. I love the character and the three movies we did, so I’d love to figure out a way to do another one.

On learning new things that he’s frightened of on set: “I learned that I am afraid of heights. When I was doing Syriana, they arranged for my wife, Lucy, and me to go up to watch the sunset over the Arabian Peninsula from the top of that seven-star Dubai hotel that’s shaped like a sail, the Burj Al Arab. So we go to the very top–-60 stories or something—we’re given champagne, and we go, ‘Oh! My God, this is great.” But as I started to walk toward the edge, my legs locked up. I was absolutely frozen. [Lucy] thought it was hysterical.”

On his workout routine: “I don’t have much time between work, parenting and other pursuits I’m involved in, but I lift weights. If somebody’s around to box with, I can hit the focus pads, but I haven’t done that in a while. I used to jog a lot, but now I’ll do maybe one long run a week, or I’ll do sprints.”

On being a man in an otherwise all-girl family:“Lucy and the girls can definitely bring me to my knees. They just know. My wife gives me sh*t because it’s harder for me to discipline my girls, probably because they’re girls. With boys, I could relate more and it would probably be easier. Growing up, girls are so mysterious to us. Even as a grown man, they remain mysterious.”

On growing up with a hot temper: “I would throw blazing temper tantrums as a kid—my parents worried about me. I remember being so angry that I saw red, and no amount of encouragement, love or hugging would get me out of that … there’s a great thing that comes along with being stubborn and obsessive, which is a passion for life. Things matter to you.”

On spicing up his marriage with romantic gestures: “I’m sh*tty at that. I wish I were better because my wife deserves somebody who surprises her with a gift or flowers or some wonderful idea. I’ve never been good at that, and she’s really good at it, which makes me feel even more like sh*t.”

On his legacy: “When I turned 40 I had my whole family and some friends together. I realized I had to make a toast and hadn’t thought of anything to say. I stood up, and what came to me seemed incredibly true in the moment and even more so as time has gone by. I said, ‘I think I might actually be the luckiest guy on earth. I really might be him.’”

As Liberace’s larger-than-life story is set to hit the big screen in 2013, Scott Thorson, a former lover of the flamboyant entertainer, gives insight into the fascinating world of the late performer in this video, below. 

It’s hard to believe that Matt Damon and Ben Affleck were in their mid-20s when Good Will Hunting opened in theaters on Dec. 5, 1997.

The aspiring writers and actors would go on to win the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay (along with a Golden Globe Award for the same category) the following year, forever changing their professional and personal lives.

15 years later, Will and Chuckie — Damon and Affleck — have multi-million dollar careers, families and box office hits under their belts.

Affleck, now 42, took a stab at directing for a third time in the thriller Argo. Damon, now 40, returned to the movies as a screenwriter in the new film Promised Land, reuniting him with Good Will Hunting director Gus Van Sant.

But the lifelong friends aren’t the only ones who’ve enjoyed strong careers since the release of the little movie that could.

Minnie Driver, who played the lovely Skylar in the 1997 film, has continued to receive critical acclaim for such works as The Phantom of the Opera, Barney’s Version and the FX series The Riches.

Perhaps the youngest of the original Good Will Hunting crew, Affleck’s brother Casey has since starred in a long list of big screen releases, including the Oceans Eleven franchise, The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford and Gone Baby Gone.

Like his brother, Affleck stepped behind the camera in 2010 with the Joaquin Phoenix mockumentary I’m Still Here.

Check out the gallery above for a closer look at the stars of ‘Good Will Hunting,’ then and now. Do you have a favorite line or scene from the 1997 film? Share your thoughts below.

Ben Affleck better watch his back: John Krasinski is on a mission to become Matt Damon’s BFF.

“I would love to have a bromance with him,” Krasinski told PEOPLE magazine on Tuesday.

“But I don’t even know if I could even use the word ‘bromance’ because he and Ben are so tight and like a married couple that I’ll never get in there.”

The 33-year-old actor stars in the new Gus Van Sant film Promised Land opposite Damon, 42, who also shares producing and screenwriting duties with The Office alum.

While Krasinski can continue to dream big about his new buddy, he’s got some big Hollywood bromance shows to follow.

There’s Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire, whose tight-knit circle also includes Entourage star Kevin Connolly. Next May, DiCaprio and Maguire will reunite on screen in Baz Luhrman’s film adaptation of The Great Gatsby.

“I’m at the stage in my life and I’m married and have children, so I don’t get to see my buddies as much as I’d like and just the fact I was forced to see one of my best friends everyday was fantastic,” Maguire told Celebuzz in October about working with his pal.

“Then, I got to go to work with one of our greatest actors and be inspired by him. So, I felt very grateful for that time. It was great.”

George Clooney and Brad Pitt have also sustained one of the industry’s longest friendships. But as Pitt gets ready to marry his longtime love Angelina Jolie, it looks like the Ocean’s Eleven actor will look elsewhere for life advice.

“What can [Clooney] tell me? Other than how to protect my liver!” Pitt told PEOPLE in November.

Over the years, the small screen has also seen bromances blossom between the likes of Zach Braff and his Scrubs pal Donald Faison, and Jon Stewart and his former Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert, who of course now has his own program.

Promised Land, starring John Krasinski and Matt Damon, will open in limited release Dec. 28.

For more Hollywood bromances, check out the gallery, above. Did we miss any? Comment below.

George Clooney has already enlisted James Bond for his next film. Now, he’s looking to recruit Jason Bourne.

Matt Damon is in talks to join the period thriller The Monuments Men, a film directed and co-written by the Oscar winner, according to Deadline.

The Bourne Ultimatum star is negotiating for an unspecified role in the World War II flick, which centers on a crew of art historians that must infiltrate Nazi Germany to retrieve valuable art stolen by the Third Reich.

Should Damon sign on, he will join an impressive cast that includes 007 himself, Daniel Craig, along with Cate Blanchett and Bill Murray.

Clooney wrote the script with producing partner and writer Grant Heslov (Good Night, and Good Luck). Monuments Men reunites Damon and Clooney, who were last seen together onscreen in 2007’s Ocean’s 13.

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