While they mostly keep their personal life private, John Krasinski just loves to gush about wife Emily Blunt, which makes him all the more crush-worthy.
We know our personalities influence the way we dress, but does our relationship status have the same affect? It certainly seems that way in 'The Five-Year Engagement' – the romantic comedy currently in theaters starring Emily Blunt and Jason Segel. The story takes characters Tom and Violet through almost every type of love phase there is, and their styles change accordingly thanks to the work of Costume Designer, Leesa Evans.
Sitting across from Emily Blunt and Alison Brie, one can get a really accurate sense of what days on the set of The Five-Year Engagement were like – there were probably a ton of laughs at the expense of their co-star Jason Segel, and some girly heart-to-hearts about the actresses' own love lives. With a movie premise as surprisingly real as this one, how could there not have been?
Was it just me or was "The Five-Year Engagement" a lot heavier than the trailer led us to believe? The trailer makes it seem really funny, with a lot of slapstick humor. But the movie was more... real than that.
Want to enter our "Five-Year Engagement" contest? Tell us in the comments: What's the longest you think an engagement should last?
How does Emily Blunt make her marriage work with The Office's John Krasinski? It's simple: she puts him first.
As Awards Season rolls on, the biggest stars of film and TV are gathered again Sunday night for the 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
Everyone usually groans when a co-worker says, "You know, I have the perfect person for you!" But, that wasn't the case when Emily Blunt insisted her The Devil Wears Prada co-star, Stanely Tucci, meet her older sister Felicity.
Disclaimer: if you have a massive crush on John Krasinski or aren't in the mood for disgustingly adorable gushing by a couple head over heels in love, you might want to click another article. As he inches toward his one-year wedding anniversary to the equally lovable Emily Blunt, Krasinski is proclaiming his undying love to anyone who will listen—in this case, Ellen DeGeneres.
I've never thought the idea of The One was very fair or mathematically feasible. If each of us had one perfect love out of the billions of people on Earth, what are the odds he or she would ever be found? The sci-fi romance thriller The Adjustment Bureau explores these ideas with style, action, and some intense on-screen chemistry between Matt Damon and Emily Blunt.
Although there were many great pairs at the 2010 Emmys, we only have nine places on our list of Best Emmy-Night Couples. It's too bad that January Jones and Jason Sudeikis didn't make the cut. We know that everyone was anticipating their official "coming out" as a couple on Emmy night, but we couldn't concentrate on them because January's fugger-than-fug dress took all the focus away from her adorable date.
