Mark Wahlberg: No Pain No Gain

Flashback to 1996 when Mark Wahlberg aka Marky Mark was in the thriller flick Fear. Well here we are in 2013 and Mark is back at it -- to the hardcore max.



OMG look at how big his guns are. Are those how big muscles can get? In Mark's new movie Pain and Gain -- get this.... HE PLAYS A BODYBUILDER. What a good reason to get into tip top shape.

The Wizard Of Oz Dress Sold For Big Bucks!

The dress worn by Judy Garland in 'The Wizard of Oz' has sold for $480,000 at auction.

The iconic blue and white gingham garment fetched the highest price of any item during a two-day auction of Hollywood memorabilia in Beverly Hills, California, over the weekend.

The buyer of the dress is unknown.

Other highlights of the sale, which was organized by auction house Julien's Auctions, included Steve McQueen's racing jacket and a purple skirt won by Marilyn Monroe while filming 'River of No Return' in Canada, with both garments fetching $50,000.



Julie Andrews' green floral 'Sound of Music' dress went for $38, 400, sunglasses worn by Jean Reno fetched $8,320 and another buyer paid $3,250 for Johnny Depp's shades.

Despite the huge sum paid for Judy's dress, it is dwarfed by one for $910,000 -- a similar garment worn during tests for the 1939 film sold for in 2011.

However, auctioneer Darren Julien said the difference reflected the fact fewer versions of the test dress were made.

The dress was made by the famous MGM costume designer Adrian Greenberg.

Scarlett Johansson fears for acting career

Scarlett Johansson worries no one will want to hire her as an actress.

The blonde bombshell is insecure about her acting abilities and has been living in fear that her career might come to an end since wrapping her upcoming film 'Hitchcock'.

Scarlett said: "I feel fortunate enough to be able to fool everyone into thinking that I'm capable. But it's true, you know what I mean? I think every actor, when you finish a job you're like, 'Oh man, that'll probably be the last time I ever work again...

"It's a volatile industry. One that's been very kind to me. But I think always in the back of your head you're preparing for, you know, absolute demise, the inevitable decline of your career. That's just an actor's neurosis, I think!"

The 'Avengers Assemble' actress credits her breakthrough role in 'The Horse Whisperer' alongside Robert Redford in 1997 for her current success and thinks her unsafe film choices over the years have allowed her to be taken seriously as an actress.



Scarlett added to Total Film magazine: "['The Horse Whisperer'] It was a huge, transformative experience for me as a young actor. I made a lot of discoveries about the process on that job.

"I avoided a lot of the teen movies that were popular at the time and just waited for stuff to come that felt right and kind of rare."

The star feels ready to step behind the camera for her directorial debut and says she already has a clear project in the pipeline.

She admitted: "My goal is to direct. There's a project I've been working on for a while now, based on a Truman Capote novella called 'Summer Crossing'. I'd like to focus on that."