Kat Dennings has a sexy Christina Hendricks-esque pictorial in this month's GQ, along with an article about how weird she is. The star of Two Broke Girls was previously seen in Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist and has fashioned herself in the vein of Manic Pixie Dream Girls before her: odd, slightly off, and adorable in a awkward way. Looks like reigning Queen of all things cute yet slightly uncomfortable, Zooey Deschanel, who also sports bangs and has a new show out this season, has some competition.

"Nazis. Hate them."

Not everyone in Los Angeles had Golden Globes fever this past weekend. Hundreds of film industry types were schmoozing and seeing movies at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Big names turned up again this year - everyone from Michael Douglas to Natalie Portman - and attention was given to films that might otherwise have trouble finding traction in this awards-saturated season, like Peter Weir’s The Way Back. Another of those films is Daydream Nation, an angst-y tale about a brainy and manipulative girl (Kat Dennings) who shakes up a small town when she begins a love affair with her teacher (Josh Lucas). The film won over many of the festival's younger fans, who were, lets be honest, in short supply at the open-to-the-public festival in one of America’s retirement hotbeds.

The New Ingenue: Tired of guest stints on the small screen, actress Kat Dennings risks one of her nine lives while on the prowl for Hollywood notoriety.