(Instagram | Getty)Let's get you up to speed: A few weeks ago Shia LaBeouf was accused of plagiarizing his short film Howard Cantour and appropriating his subsequent Twitter apologies. Then last week, the actor showed up to the premiere of his film Nymphomaniac wearing a paper bag over his head. He later staged a performance art show called "#IAMSORRY," which involved LaBeouf confronting fans in an art gallery while wearing a similar paper bag over his head. On Thursday morning, The New York...Read Full Story

(Disney)Shia LaBeouf has been on an interesting track lately. He recently admitted to plagiarizinghis short film Howard Cantour (as well as his various mea culpas), and made bizarre performance art that is supposedly part of his campaign to get "unfamous." His recent antics have been so bizarre that many people have wondered: Is this some sort of Joaquin Phoenix-esque publicity stunt, or is this guy for real? Regardless, let's take a step back for a moment and forget about all the media...Read Full Story

(Instagram) A few buzzworthy tidbits from around the web to distract you from your work day.Taylor Swift has short hair and don't care. The country pop star debuted a very short bob on Instagram last night (above). It's cute, and reminds us that T-Swift has come a very long way since this: Here's everything that's wrong with your favorite love story. Just in time for Valentine's Day, CinemaSins has released a video pointing out all the inaccuracies and sins of the Ryan Gosling classic, The...Read Full Story

(Getty Images)Shia LaBeouf does not want to be a celebrity anymore, or so we're supposed to believe. Of course, if he really wants to disappear from the spotlight, then he probably shouldn't show up to red carpet premieres of his movie wearing a paper bag that reads "I'm not famous anymore." So is LaBeouf's "statement" on the commercialization of celebrity a genuine (albeit obnoxious) form of performance art or is he just trolling the world on behalf of some project he'll soon be promoting...Read Full Story

(L-R) Sanaa Lathan, Taye Diggs, Evan Rachel Wood, Will Forte. (Photos by Getty Images)Nebraska Directed by Alexander PayneStarring: Bruce Dern, Will Forte, June Squibb, Bob OdenkirkWhen his father insists on walking to Nebraska to claim his prize from a bogus mailer, David (Forte) decides the only way to solve the problem is to take him himself. The father and son set off on a hilarious road trip that introduces a slew of fantastic characters and midwest settings. Alexander Payne is one of...Read Full Story