10.)Ryan Phillippe: His smile stole my heart in Cruel Intentions,as Sebastian, and I never looked back.

9.)Nick Lachey: His teeth, and his lips are so, so pretty. 98 Degrees doesn’t begin to cover how hot it is.

8.)Jordan Knight: His mouth was probably, most likely the origin of my mouth fetish. It definitely has The Right Stuff.

7.)Tom Welling: Watch him smile. I mean, it’s addictive, and more powerful than a locomotive.

6.)Heath Ledger: One of the TEN THINGS I love about Heath? His smile.

5.)Robert Pattinson: Everything about him invites you in, his smile is certainly no exception.

4.)Armie Hammer: His devilishly delicious mouth takes my breath, but don’t call the Reaper just yet.

3.)Taylor Lautner: Does his being half naked bother me? Nope, but his mouth does tend to draw my attention.

2.)Kellan Lutz: His teeth, his lips, his dimples, I don’t see how anyone couldn’t appreciate that mouth. WOW.

My number one spot goes to the guy I consider to be the epitome of beautiful, and soulful.

1.)Jackson Rathbone: For me, there is no sexier mouth on the planet. His smile reaches his eyes, and it’s contagious.
You can’t look at him grinning, and not do the same in return.
Every time I see his mouth turn up at the corners, I can’t help but smile extremely wide, and say “Awwwww” (Yes aloud, don’t judge me.) *laugh*

Heath Ledger scooped up the Best Supporting Actor Award at the Critic’s Choice Awards last night for his role as the Joker in The Dark Knight. The film’s director Christopher Nolan accepted the award on his behalf. I hope this is only the beginning of the awards given out to Heath for his amazing portrayal of the Joker. Excuse me now while I go bawl in a corner.

The Dark Knight won every category it was in last night at the People’s Choice Awards. I wonder if this is any indication on how well it’s going to do at the Golden Globes or the Oscars? I say Heath Ledger and Christian Bale should both win an Oscar…

Christian made a touching acceptance speech…

“On behalf of all of the cast from the movie, thank you very much to the fans,” said Bale. “Here’s to Heath.”

I swear when I heard that I almost started bawling. But really I have been crying at almost anything these days. I think The Dark Knight is one of those movies people will never ever forget. (Miss you Heath.)

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In honor of The Dark Knight coming out on DVD today (and me finally getting to watch it…) I thought I would celebrate by wondering what is up with Pamela Anderson. Doesn’t she look like the joker? I think she does.

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Okay, Milo Ventimiglia is doing some crazy talk now, he wants to play Robin in the next Batman movie. Although, if they stick with the dark feeling, I think Milo could pull it off (we all know how it turned out for Chris O’Donnell). He is an amazing actor.

He explains, “I always thought I would make a great Robin. I would love to be Christian Bale’s sidekick in Batman. Even when I was younger I never wanted to be Batman. I have always wanted to be Robin. To this day I still think that would be pretty cool.”

It has been confirmed that Cher won’t be Catwoman, and it’s just a rumor that Johnny Depp was going to be the Riddler.

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I know all of these aren’t probably new…but the first one I haven’t seen yet. Just looking into Heath Ledger’s eyes in this picture gives me the shivers! The other one’s are kinda cool…And Batman looks in serious thought in the last one.

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We all know we want to go see The Dark Knight a million times at least. So while you watch it your million and first time look at this list I found from Movie Mistakes of the mistakes they found in the film…(I will not read one of them…I haven’t even seen it once yet!!!)

FInd out all the mistakes…after the jump….

Continuity: When Harvey Dent loses his face and is lying in the hospital bed, when he’s turned with the damaged side against the pillow, we can see the inside of the side of his mouth which should be damaged, but it’s fully intact. Then when he turns it’s suddenly burned away.
Continuity: On the prisoner’s ferry, supposedly just before midnight, the prisoner stands up to take the detonator from the guard. As he stands up, the clock shows it’s roughly 11:30/11:35. Then his body covers the clock and he moves forward. When you see the clock again, it shows it’s just before midnight.
Revealing: During the end of the car chase, when the Joker is out of his truck and Batman is on the Batpod coming towards him, you can see a store sign that reads “Chicago Supply”.
Continuity: When Bruce Wayne is talking to Alfred while having his arm stitched, in shots from the side he’s looking downwards, but in other shots he’s looking up towards Alfred.
Other: In the scene where Joker is goading the one guard until the guard can no longer control himself: each time the Joker is shown goading him, there is a large piece of glass on the window ledge behind the Joker. It is really obvious, and makes it easy to guess what is about to happen. This piece of glass is much thicker than any of the other shattered pieces of glass on the ledge.
Continuity: In the scene where Alfred is stitching up Bruce, Bruce says “I was meant to inspire people” and as he says “people” the shot changes and his lips aren’t moving but the audio track continues.
Factual error: After the tunnel ambush when they get air support again they show the view from the helicopter of a SWAT member with an M16 and an EOTech sight attached. If you look closely the red dot scope is mounted backwards on the weapon.
Continuity: In the car chase, as they exit onto lower 5th, the convoy has, in order, a police cruiser, 2 swat vans, then 2 cruisers. When the garbage truck pulls up next to the convoy, he takes out the second to last cruiser first (there is a car visible behind). It then spins out another cruiser in front of it before reaching the van with Dent in it, but there should have been no other cruiser between that one and the van
Continuity: Joker and Two-face are in the hospital; Harvey is about to flip the coin to decide if the Joker lives or dies. The camera angle switches back and forth between the Joker and Harvey. From one angle Harvey is wearing the monitor clamp on his middle finger with the grey wire, from the other angle it is gone. It disappears and re-appears every time the camera angle changes.
Continuity: When Two-Face has hold of Gordon’s kid and is flipping the coin to “decide” who gets to live, he flips and catches it in his left hand. Between flips, there’s a close-up of the kid’s face, and Two-Face is stroking the kid’s hair – with his left hand. No coin in sight.
Continuity: In the scene where the Joker is robbing the mob bank (in the first 3 minutes of the film), a Clown Thug is seen knocking down the security guard in the background. A few shots later, the same security guard is knocked down in the same manner before the Clown Thug is shot.
Continuity: When pointing the gun at himself, the Joker’s finger is on the hammer in one scene, and in the next, his finger is pointing straight up.
Continuity: The Joker’s hair length changes dramatically throughout the film. It is noticeably shorter in the police interrogation scene than in the rest of the film.
Continuity: In the scene where Batman is interrogating the Joker, Batman hits his right hand, but in the next shot the Joker is examining his left hand.
Continuity: During the Batman/Joker interrogation scene, the amount of make up on Joker’s face changes between shots. This is particularly noticeable on his chin and forehead, and is not consistent with reasonable rub off from the altercation.
Continuity: In the scene where Batman is interrogating the Joker at the police station, Batman pins the Joker up against the wall with his arm at the Joker’s neck effectively holding him in place. There are two different camera angles used back and forth – in camera angle one the joker is clenching Batman’s arm from underneath, while in the other shot the Joker’s arm is draped over the top of Batman’s arm.
Continuity: When Bruce first walks off onto his balcony during the party, he completely empties his glass over the edge. When Rachel comes out to speak with him, his glass still has a small amount of champagne left in it.
Continuity: When Batman is about to glide into Lau’s building they show him standing on the ledge about two meters from the corner, ready to make his jump. Cut camera angle to an overhead shot and he is standing on the corner of the building when he makes his jump.
Continuity: In the scene in the warehouse where Harvey Dent was held hostage, when Batman gets him outside and the building explodes, Dent’s face and some of his left side catches on fire. You can see him bring his hands to his face to try and put out the fire while he’s lying on the ground. Yet in the hospital scene a bit later, his hand(s) are completely wound free.
Other: Once inside Lau’s building, Lau’s bodyguards fire several shots at Batman while he is fighting. The bullets shatter the glass partitions inside the office but the exterior windows of the building, directly in the line of fire and only a few feet further than the partitions, are all entirely undamaged.
Factual error: The way Two-Face’s face moves is impossible given the extent of his injuries. His lips, cheeks, and eyes all move in such a way that would require muscles which are missing.

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Maggie Gyllenhaal chose this orange dress for the Japanese premiere of The Dark Knight. Everyone has been dissing her about it but I actually think it’s the nicest dress of the ones she has chosen so far for the premiere’s. Orange suits her and look she even laughs and smiles.

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Here are the photos from Christian Bale’s The Dark Knight photo call. He has such emotion in his face..Christian says he doesn’t think he is a sex symbol…but when he talks in his hot Welsh accent I think he is!

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This is this weeks Entertainment Weekly cover features The Dark Knight. Yes, we have all become swept up in the crazy amount of money that this movie has made. I would love this issue…but they don’t sell it anywhere near me!

And now that The Dark Knight is smashing every record like making $222 million in six days…it can only go up from here.

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