Mila Kunis

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Remember when that Marine made a YouTube video inviting Mila Kunis to the Marine Corps Ball and she was like “Oh scheduling conflict, can’t go” and Justin Timberlake was like, “You should go” so then another marine was like “Well, if you’re pressuring Kunis to go to the ball, then you should come with me” and Justin Timberlake was like “Ok”?

Anyways, that Marine Corps Ball was this past Saturday and Justin Timberlake was the date of Corporal Kelsey DeSantis. Timberlake says the entire evening was one that he would never forget and wrote on his website: “I didn’t know how moved I would be by the whole experience.”

Mila Kunis, um, I mean, Amanda Seyfried, looks great next to Justin Timberlake on the October cover of W Magazine.

Seyfried and Timberlake star in the upcoming futuristic thriller, where people stop aging at 25. So far, so good. I know, that’s what I thought, too. But it gets worse: They have to work to buy themselves more time in life, which means the wealthy live forever while the poor have to resort to begging, borrowing and stealing time to live longer. So, I would probably be screwed. I’d live to 31 at the most.

The tagline of the movie should be: 45 is the new 25. Literally.

Oh, and don’t try to make sense of the W Magazine cover, it has absolutely nothing to do with this movie, so far as I can tell. The cover has Timberlake and Seyfried looking like a presidential power couple, and you can’t help but notice that she looks a lot like Mila Kunis.

Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake were in Moscow promoting Friends With Benefits, when Kunis schooled a reporter in Russian.

During a Russian-speaking press conference, reporters asked Kunis questions, as Russian is the actress's native tongue. Timberlake sat by listening on some sort of translator thingee, and a reporter asked Mila why Justin is making movies instead of music now. Kunis quickly defended her co-star, saying "Why movies? Why not? What kind of question is that? Why are you here?"