CoverGirl Pulls Taylor Swift Ad Over Eyelash Enhancements

First Published: December 21, 2011 10:26 PM EST Credit: CoverGirl LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Caption The now-pulled Taylor Swift CoverGirl adA Taylor Swift CoverGirl ad was pulled after an advertising watchdog organization determined a cosmetic ad featuring the star was misleading. Procter & Gamble, the parent company behind CoverGirl, chose to pull Taylors add for CoverGirl NatureLuxe Mousse Mascara after the National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus determined the ad was misleading, the NY Times reported. The ad featured the singer posing and showing off her peepers with very plump lashes but also, at the bottom, in small print read, Lashes enhanced in post production. The rule is that advertising has to be truthful, accurate and not misleading, Andrea C. Levine, a lawyer who worked on the case, and the director of the National Advertising Division, told the newspaper. What the picture says, the small type cant take it away. This isnt the first time an ad featuring a celebrity has drawn the ire of an advertising watchdog organization. In July, a Lancome ad with Julia Roberts and a Maybelline spot featuring Christy Turlington were banned in Britain, following claims the images did not reflect realistic results of the products. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Rooney Mara: 'Law & Order: SVU' Quotes Were 'Just Not True'

The other day, Rooney Mara was reported as telling Allure magazine that her time just like a guest star on 'Law & Order: SVU' was "so awful" and "so stupid." Burn! But did Mara really say people nasty causes of the Dick Wolf-produced mega-franchise? Not always, no less than according to Mara herself. "To start with, the 'SVU' factor -- that's not true," Mara told Huffington Publish. "That was my first job. It couldn't are actually more exciting personally. It is really an experience I hold very dear to my heart. People begin from context, which just isn't the problem. I used to be more nervous doing that job than I used to be doing ['Dragon Tattoo']." Mara was reported by Allure as proclaiming that 'SVU' wasn't something she holds near and dear. "People are passionate about this demonstrate. I don't get it,In . she mentioned. Mara might be noticed in 'The Girl While using Dragon Tattoo' in theaters on Tuesday. For further within the rising star, mind to Huffington Publish. For further from 'Dragon Tattoo' director David Fincher, follow the link. [Photo: Getty] Best Performances of 2011 11. Uggie, 'The Artistཆ. Corey Stoll, 'Midnight in ParisƏ. Ryan Gosling, 'DriveƎ. Kristen Wiig, 'Bridesmaidsƍ. Michelle Williams, 'My Week With Marilynƌ. Meryl Streep, 'The Iron LadyƋ. Michael Fassbender, 'ShameƊ. Albert Brooks, 'DriveƉ. Charlize Theron, 'Young Adultƈ. Kaira Pitt, 'MoneyballƇ. Rooney Mara, 'The Girl While using Dragon Tattoo' See All Moviefone Galleries » Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook

The Closer Creator James Duff Previews "Road Block"

The Closer For a lot of within our last season, the questions we've been asking about love deal with its passionate side. Inside the five winter episodes, we have veered progressively for that costs of the passion. After I have noted before, the only real promise you receive with love could it be must finish that individuals continue loving, when faced with certain loss, is probably the nobler traits of humanity really, it may be our messiah just like a species.Devotion and adoration aren't restricted to items that are ideal for us. Lots of people, really, love items that are very clearly dangerous for them, we can not but marvel at their options. Such might be the problem in tonight's episode, "Road Block," which signifies the very best from the products The Closer must offer. You'll find several interesting firsts in this particular psychologically charged story, not minimal which is the premiere looks of Elizabeth Perkins and Mark Moses as LAPD Police Commissioner and also the alcoholic wife. The script, composed having a author who grew to become an associate in our rotation this season, the fantastic Jim Leonard, and directed by Nelson McCormick, who offers a giant boost of adrenalin for every tv series that he's relevant his enormous energy, "Road Block" takes Major Crimes around the wild detour that dramatizes exactly how hard police force have to work to obtain the goods on someone they do know is guilty. As Peter Goldman keeps telling Brenda, "What one knows and what you can prove are two entirely something more important.In . And dealing with drunks is tricky, during the most effective of conditions.An automobile crash, popular-and-run that transforms into murder and a pair of families, torn apart by one addiction, pulse by having an interesting chase for Deputy Chief Manley and her division, despite the fact that "Road Block" is not...really Christmassy, it'll carry from it a reminder or two in regards to the double-edged sword we call Holiday Cheer.I must leave off writing throughout your day and return to Griffith Park where, today, we shoot The Closer's last crime scene. After I finish the winter season blogs, we'll have completely finished filming our series finale. There's much to consider between now as well as the hour it airs, but it's never inappropriate to prevent and appreciate sticking around completely for the bittersweet finish.Until inside a couple of days...- James Duff

G.I. Joe: Retaliation gets a first trailer

The first trailer for G.I. Joe: Retaliation has landed online, and as you might have expected, it's very big and very loud. What you might not have expected however, is that it's also a lot of fun!The film sees the G.I. Joes terminated bar a few survivors (including Adrianne Palicki and Dwayne Johnson), who must go head to head with the evil Zartan in order to clear their names.Check out the new trailer below...Despite the plot appearing to bear more than a slight resemblance to that of Ghost Protocol, we're cautiously optimistic about this one. The action looks very solid indeed (how about that mountainside sequence?), The Rock is suitably badass and Bruce Willis is on hand to supply some extra cool points.Top marks also for that electro treatment of The White Stripes' Seven Nation Army. We'll be hoping the film can live up to this action-packed teaser when it arrives in UK cinemas on 22 June 2012.

PILOT CASTINGS: Four In Don Fogelman Comedy, Shaun Eastin Drama Adds One

EXCLUSIVE: Jami Gertz and Simon Templeman are going to star in ABC’s single-camera comedy pilot from feature author Serta Fogelman (Crazy, Stupid, Love). The project, created by ABC Galleries, focuses on a household that moves right into a highly desirable gated community in New Jersey only to uncover the entire neighborhood consists of aliens disguised as humans. Gertz will have Dennie Weaver, the matriarch from the human family. Gaming voice actor Templeman will have Wilt Chamberlain, the best choice from the aliens. Also cast within the pilot are Toks Olagundoye as Jackie Joyner Kersee, the matriarch from the lead alien family and Tim Jo (The best spinner's’ Glory Daze) as Joe Montana, boy from the alien family. Chris Koch (Modern Family) will direct the pilotThat is executive created by Fogelman, Koch and Aaron Kaplan of Kapital Entertainment. Still Standing alumna Gertz most lately recurred on Cinemax’s Entourage and guest starred on Modern Family. Jo is by using Innovative and David Dean Management. Manny Montana (The Chicago Code) continues to be cast in USA Systems untitled drama pilot from Whitened Collar creator Shaun Eastin. The project, from Fox TV Galleries, follows four agents from various federal and local agencies (DEA, FBI, LAPD) who live in a former ganglord’s mansion-switched-safe house for undercover agents in Los Angeles. Montana, repped by SDB Partners and Trademark Talent, will have one of these, an undercover FBI agent. In other pilot casting news, Azie Tesfai and Jonathan Del Arco have arrived recurring roles in Lifetime’s drama pilot American Housewife starring Melanie Griffith like a apparently perfect housewife. Tesfai, repped by SDB and Schachter Entertainment, will have her Somali adopted daughter Del Arco, repped by SDB and Kyle Fritz Management, will have her gay neighbor.

Boston crix fete 'The Artist'

BOSTON -- In a year with no dominant films, the Boston Society of Film Critics served up their most eclectic slate of winners in years."The Artist," took best picture, while "Drive" was cited for best supporting actor for Albert Brooks' cool but vicious gangster. Both films were tied for best use of music in the film. "Moneyball" was the only other multiple winner with Brad Pitt winning best actor and Steve Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin sharing the screenplay honors.Past winner Martin Scorsese was named best director for "Hugo," while the acting awards were widely scattered. Michelle Williams's turn as Marilyn Monroe in "My Week with Marilyn" won best actress. The Society went lowbrow for best supporting actress, awarding Melissa McCarthy for "Bridesmaids." Roman Polanski's "Carnage" -- starring Jodie Foster, John C. Reilly, Christoph Waltz and Kate Winslet -- was cited for best ensemble."The Tree of Life" won for cinematography for d.p. Emmanuel Lubezki. "Rango" won for best animated film, the only film to be selected in a single ballot, while "Project Nim" was named best documentary and "Incendies" was named best foreign language film.The award for best new filmmaker, named for the late critic David Brudnoy, was given to Sean Durkin for "Martha Marcy May Marlene." The Boston crix are known for their sometimes quirky choices and this year was no exception, as they gave the best editing kudo to "The Clock," the twenty-four hour art installation by Christian Marclay which uses film clips showing watches and clocks from various movies and TV shows to go through a full day.Awards will be handed out Feb. 4. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com

Alec Baldwin Apologizes For Being Booted Off American Airlines Flight

As punishment for suing Viacom, the owners of the YouTube viral video What What (In The Butt) have been ordered to pay up the you-know-what.our editor recommendsComedy Central Midseason Schedule: 'South Park,' 'Tosh.0' ReturnsOccupy Wall Street: 'South Park' Takes on the Protests (Video)'South Park' Creators Matt Stone, Trey Parker Targeted by Scientologists During Investigation In November 2010, Brownmark Films filed a copyright infringement lawsuitagainst Viacom and Comedy Central over an episode of South Park that allegedly infringed the massively popular music video. In July, a federal judge dismissedthe case, finding that South Park characters recreating the super-silly clip was clearly fair use. Now, the judge has also ordered Brownmark to pay Viacom more than $30,000 in attorney fees for making a legal action that interfered with free speech and wasn't a proper way to handle the situation. PHOTOS: 'South Park's' Most Famous Spoofs What What (In the Butt) is a 2007 music video from a Samwell song that's so ridiculous that it got featured on VH1's Best Week Ever and has now been viewed more than 44 million times. In 2008, South Park featured their own interpretationin the episodeCanada on Strike, featuring theSouth Parkcharacter Butters in place of Samwell. Brownmark sued but was soundly rejected by a Wisconsin federal judge who described the South Park version as attempting "to lampoon the recent craze in our society of watching video clips on the internet that are -- to be kind -- of rather low artistic sophistication and quality." PHOTOS: 10 Broadcast and Cable TV Show Most Watched By Men On November 30, the judge added to the public record about theWhat What (In The Butt) case,examining Viacom's motion for attorney fees.Judge Stadtmueller writes: "To begin, thedefendants' fair-use argument was very strong, and Brownmark's legal position was objectively unreasonable. The Court took the somewhat rare step of deciding this case at the motion to dismiss stage, precisely because the defendants' fair-use defense was so strong, satisfying all four fair-use factors." The episode of South Park was a parody, was transformative, only used enough lines to conjure up the original, and the show didn't damage the market for this silly video. "In fact, in this respect, it is most likely that South Park's use would have spurred demand for the original, making the viral video's spread more rapid after its exposure to a national television audience," the judge writes. Brownmark's motivation for bringing the lawsuit is deemed to be "questionable" since it waited two years to bring the lawsuit and was warned that South Park's use was fair. The judge sees this as evidence that the plaintiff was using "the threat of litigation against the defendants as a sort of 'sword of Damocles'-hanging by a thread over the heads of the defendants while Brownmark attempted to extract a licensing fee." In order to deter others from going this same route at the cost of free speech, the judge thinks its proper to award $31,525.23. Viacom had requested $46,775.23 but the judge takes pity because Brownmark is a "very small entity, without extensive assets."The judge also indicates he's willing to knock the fee down more if Brownmark submits documentation of its financial situation. Of course, the award could go up too. The parties are still in court. Brownmark is appealing the decision to the 7th Circuit, where it's still pending. One last time, the video and the South Park clip... Canada on Strike Tags: SOUTH PARKmore... E-mail: eriqgardner@yahoo.com Twitter: @eriqgardner PHOTO GALLERY: View Gallery South Park's Most Famous Spoofs

Screen Australia backs 'Grandmothers'

SYDNEY -- Anne Fontaine's "The Grandmas," which toplines Naomi W and Robin Wright, is always to obtain a slice of $A17 million ($17.4 million) in gold gold coin from government agency Screen Australia. Pic, which stars Xavier Samuel ("Bait") and James Frecheville ("Animal Kingdom"), is founded on a short story by Aussie author Doris Lessing which is being modified by Christopher Hampton. Andrew Mason and Philippe Carcassonne are coming up with. Gallic helmer Fontaine is much better recognized for "Coco Before Chanel," which acquired four BAFTA noms a year ago. Her last film, "My Worst Nightmare," examined within the Toronto Film Festival this year. Another pic that will receive gold gold coin is black comedy "The Mule." "Saw" multi-hyphenate Leigh Whannell will co-produce, co-write and star inside the pic, that is helmed by Tony Mahony. Also introduced incorporated within the investment slate was mental thriller "2:22," that's occur NY and you'll be helmed by Paul Currie, together with a remake of medieval frightener "Patrick" by helmer Mark Hartley. Screen Australia wouldn't specify simply how much gold gold coin would go to every pic. The funding covers 14 projects, including TV dramas and children's television series. Contact the number newsroom at news@variety.com

Box Office: Breaking Beginning Takes Top Place for Third Straight Week

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Beginning Without any competition from new releases, Twilight: Breaking Beginning Part 1 ruled this area office for that third straight week, Box Office Mojo reviews. The 4th Twilight film made an believed $16.9 million in the third week of release, getting its total to $247.3 million. The Muppets required second place again with $11.two million. The Muppets return large but can't catch Breaking Beginning Hugo rose from fifth to 3rd devote its second week, getting $7.six million. Arthur Christmas came $7.3 million to keep to the No. 4 place. Happy Ft Two adopted at No. 5 with $six million. Jack and Jill remained in sixth spot for another week, laughing up $5.5 million. The Descendants required in $5.two million and increased from ninth spot to seventh place. Rounding the top ten: Immortals (No. 8, $4.3 million), Tower Heist (No. 9, $4.a million) and Puss in Boots (No. 10, $3 million, for any total of $139.5 million).

Smoke & Bone Daughter Adopted

Laini Taylor novel to begin franchiseWith just one more Twilight film to visit, everyone's looking for the following large paranormal romance to lure the tweens and also the moms and also the grandmother into pan-generational emo family cinema excursions. At Vital, the surface of the wish-list looks to become Daughter Of Smoke And Bone, Laini Taylor's twisted kids' novel of angels and devils and forbidden love in Prague, that the studio is settling to get for any reported six-figure sum.It, released in September and intended because the first inside a series, involves 17-year-old art student Karou, that has tats and knows kung-fu, and it has truly blue hair (i. e. she does not dye it: it develops blue from her mind). Her background is really a mystery, and she or he continues to be adopted and elevated by devils - "Chimaera" - who from time to time require her to take errands through sites and collect teeth.Teeth.On one of these simple missions she encounters the angel Akiva, who's been assigned with placing a pause and the illegal supernatural denture trade, but who does not kill Karou because she reminds him of his lost love. As well as their burgeoning affair coincides using the appearance throughout Prague of the black-hands symbol, heralding a war between your cosmic forces of excellent and evil.The book's first line is "Not so long ago, an angel along with a demon fell for each other. It didn't finish well." It does not quite come out like Preacher though.Large-canvas stuff then, but grounded inside a medieval romance. And that is just what spurred Paramount's interest. Deadline are convinced that the studio was prepared to fight for that property, because of its "possibility of large-scale, visual effects-driven fantasy that may interact with a youthful audience", as well as its potential expansion to franchise size.It does not seem as though the offer is very done, but it is firmly up for grabs. We'll help you stay published. The novel is presently obtainable in the United kingdom in hardcover from Hodder and Stoughton.

Judy Lewis Dead: Clark Gable and Loretta Young's Secret Daughter Dies at 76

This is just what existence was like before TMZ. While filming 'The Call in the Wild' in 1935, screen legend Clark Gable after which it-rising star Loretta Youthful in an off-screen extra-marital affair that brought to some secret pregnancy, a lot more secret birth, and fake adoption. It was not until 31 years later that Judy Lewis (formerly Youthful) recognized the amount she was misled by Youthful, her birth mother showing up as her adoptive mother. The important thing love child of two Hollywood tales died now at 76 from complications due to lymphoma. Gable, then 34, and Youthful, then 22, fell into an affair while filming 'Call in the Wild' in Washington condition through the winter season of 1935. Each time a pregnancy adopted, Youthful did not have choice but to go in hiding -- like a staunch Catholic, an abortion wasn't an option. "Wouldn't you [unhappy] for anyone who is a celebrity as well as the father from the child will be a celebrity and you also couldn't include an abortion since it might be a mortal sin?" the actress was reported as saying by Lewis in their 1994 memoir 'Uncommon Understanding.' Youthful fled to Europe to pay for being pregnant, and returned to California to offer the baby privately in November of 1935. Lewis was given to some "quantity of care companies," to make sure that Youthful could return to fame. It was not until 19 several days later that Youthful introduced she'd "adopted" a daughter, the 19-month-old Judy. Lewis mentioned she was always treated becoming an outsider, simply because of her adhering out ears -- which looked like her birth father's, Clark Gable. At-7, she was taken for plastic surgery to to produce the ears "less prominent." Lewis mentioned she never understood Gable was her father, nevertheless it was an empty secret when she was 23. Prior to getting married to her husband to become, Tom Tinney, he shared with her that "everyone understood" Gable was her father. The giant screen legend did not have rapport with Lewis, even though she was really the only child he bore while alive. (His boy was produced four several days after his dying.) Lewis and Youthful ongoing to experience a strained relationship through lots of their lives -- Youthful rejected to speak with Lewis for three years after she launched her memoir -- but, in the 2001 interview with Ray King, Lewis made an appearance somewhat resigned to how her existence switched out. I'd have loved them [to got married]," she mentioned. "But that is just my dream, you understand. Existence is very strange. Doesn't give to us that which you want." Lewis, who increased to become clinical mental health specialist focusing in promote care and marriage therapy, is managed to get having a daughter, two grandsons and a pair of half-brothers and sisters. [via NYT] [Photo: Everett Collection] Co-Stars Who (Allegedly) Had Matters To celebrate Tinseltown's grand tradition of stars (apparently) departing their partners for co-stars, Moviefone has a review of most likely the renowned relationship shake-ups ever. Clark Gable and Loretta YoungHumphrey Bogart and Lauren BacallEddie Fisher and Liz TaylorRichard Burton and Liz TaylorPeter Bogdanovich and Cybill ShepherdSteve McQueen and Ali MacGrawJohn Malkovich and Michelle PfeifferRussell Crowe and Meg RyanBrad Pitt and Angelina JolieDaniel Craig and Rachel Weisz See All Moviefone Galleries » Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook

Emily Browning on Sleeping Beauty, Making it through Sucker Punch and also the Pleasures of Torching Money

Emily Browning, the Australian actress most widely known for Hollywood efforts Lemony Snicket’s Number of Unfortunate Occasions which year’s Sucker Punch, hits the art house now for something different: Sleeping Beauty, author-director Julia Leigh’s disturbing dive in to the arena of somnambulistic sex work. Browning stars as Lucy, a disaffected university student scraping by on odd jobs before happening upon a madam (Rachael Blake) who supplies youthful women for several high-class patrons. Within the most extreme of the situations, Lucy is basically anesthetized and placed nude in mattress, producing a succession of outre encounters which have left audiences shocked, appalled, fascinated, breathless, running the theater and/or a variety of mixtures of each. I sitting lower with Browning in the recent Hamptons Worldwide Film Festival for any freewheeling talk about concerning the film, her role, her routine, her festival encounters, and also the odd conceptual outcomes of Sleeping Beauty and also the a smaller amount admirably received Sucker Punch. [Advisory: Spoilers follow] This can be a polarizing film, as you would expect. What types of conversations perhaps you have experienced or personally had with individuals relating to this since Cannes? I believe when it comes to people talking with myself about this, their responses happen to be positive. A man who had been just meeting with me stated a reaction which i’ve become a great deal, that we that can compare with, that is, “When When i first first viewed it, I wasn’t sure. I didn’t understand how I felt about this it helped me uncomfortable. However it tied to me, and today I like it.” And That I love that reaction. I believe that’s great, which’s what we should want. It’s so strange after i perform a Q&A, and somebody asks an issue plus they begin it with, “I loved the film!” I’m like, “You loved it?” That’s type of a strange response. I understand. “Already?” Yeah! I am talking about , initially when i first first viewed it, I had been happy with it, also it labored just as I needed it to. However the automatic response “I like it”? I type of like this individuals have to consider it. And apparently it’s tied to people, that is great. It’s all I possibly could request for. That which was your personal reaction the very first time you saw the film? Well, I had been designed to view it the very first time at Cannes. I stated to my publicist yet others, “I can’t get it done. I have to view it before them, because I would distribute.” It had been probably the most nerve-wracking experience. So that they offered me a copy, and that i viewed it in mattress having a bottle of vodka on my own because I had been so nervous. However I really was pleased with it, also it’s so rare that i can believe in regards to a film. I believe so frequently things that I’ve done happen to be muddled with, and that i only agreed to be really happy — so happy which i viewed again the following day, sober. That was good. But yeah. It helped me have the way It’s designed to get people to feel, that is uncomfortable and a little squeamish. It had been things i wanted so that it is. Then watching it at Cannes would be a different experience — using the huge screen, thinking, “Wow, I’m this giant naked person, and you will find 1000's of individuals searching at me.” It changes it a little. So at Cannes I had been sweating abundantly and gripping onto Julia’s hands and type of trembling a bit. I picture Julia propositioning you much the way in which Clara propositions Lucy: “This is going to be challenge, but it will likely be lucrative. Be wise together with your reward.” How have you two arrived at terms about this role and where it might go? I just read the script, also it’s among m favorite scripts which i’ve ever read. Julia is definitely an unbelievable author. Additionally, it helped me really feel uncomfortable, but which was kind of the draw for me personally. I like the thought to do something challenging. I had been in Canada at that time filming another thing, and that i put myself on tape. I am talking about, the moment I just read it, I had been like, “I need to do it.” A couple of people cautioned me off, saying, “Are you sure? It’s really intense. Are you certain?” However I understood which i desired to take part in it, and so i put a very lengthy audition on tape and sent it in. And That I was really offered the part before I met Julia, and that i required. I simply felt it would be something suitable for me. However after i met her, she stated, “If there’s whatever you’re uncomfortable with, we are able to change it out a little. We are able to fix things, we are able to change this or we are able to change this…” It wasn’t a lot of a “proposition.” And that we had two solid days to train, and Julia provided films to look at. We spoke about Lucy’s physicality and her back story. We exercised every scene thorough and spoke about this a great deal, therefore we had considerable time to organize and obtain the smoothness together. Acting inside your sleep— That’s a terrific way to place it, really! “I can act during my sleep.” [Laughs] '! Sorry: Acting as if you’re asleep continues to be acting. What’s the technical underpinning of individuals moments? It’s interesting, specially the Guy 2 scene, where I’m being screwed around with. It’s difficult to not wince and distance themself which type of factor. In early stages, Julia recommended which i learn how to meditate. To ensure that’s things i did — just type of concentrating on my breathing, and that i had words I had been saying during my mind. It had been nearly being as still as you possibly can. And i believe in ways, doing individuals types of nude moments which are really intense, it had been really type of simpler which i was asleep. I had been an empty canvas in individuals moments I could shut anything else out and never really show up. It had been type of nice in ways. It’s a stealthily physical role. I am talking about, something similar to Sucker Punch is physical, but this really is physical — needing a next stage of treatments for the body’s natural instincts. Have you see it this way? Before I began filming, Used to do something known as the Alexander Technique. Are you aware the Alexander Technique? I’m afraid not. I believe many people get it done at drama school — a specific method of finding out how to hold the body in a few ways. Understanding how to walk with a decent posture. It’s very hard to describe, really — this movement-therapy type of factor. I believe that actually assisted it got me into having the ability to possess my body system and also have full control, because generally I’m pretty clumsy. So it was vital that i can do this. As well as, after i was practicing with Julia, we labored a great deal around the physicality. I've got a inclination to hunch and get into myself a little because I’m nervous many of the time, and that i needed to learn how to just eliminate might move like someone different. Additionally, it were built with a lot related to… See, I’m from Melbourne, and that we shot the film in Sydney, but for the eight days which i was there, I had been living alone right in the sea at Bondi Beach. I'd wake up every day and go swimming within the sea on my own — at 5 each morning, prior to the sun emerged because I wasn’t capable of getting a tan. And So I experienced this strange, very quiet headspace that maybe offered me a better knowledge of that character — to be very still.

Kris Jenner: Kourtney Kardashian & Scott Disick Wedding Gossips Totally False

First Released: December 1, 2011 11:56 AM EST Credit: Getty Images Caption Kris Jenner, Scott Disick, Kourtney KardashianLOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Kris Jenner has spoken out carrying out a report by Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday which stated a marriage between her pregnant oldest daughter, Kourtney Kardashian, and longtime love Scott Disick is imminent. Within an exclusive statement to gain access to Hollywoods Billy Rose bush on Thursday, the truth mother declared the marriage report is false! The wedding gossips started to swirl on Wednesday morning after Kourtney and Scott introduced they're expecting their second child together. Kourtney, 32, revealed to Us Weekly that they required getting pregnant test roughly five days ago and awoke Scott around 7 AM to talk about the exciting news. Now Im nine days along, the Kourtney & Kim Take NY star told the mag. Youre designed to wait 12 days to inform people, however i feel confident. Kourtney and Scott happen to be parents to boy Mason, who'll turn 2 on December 14. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved. These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.