Ever since Vince pointed out 'Patton Oswalt at an end-of-the-world wine orgy' I've been looking forward to Seeking a Friend at the End of the World.

I normally wouldn't post the trailer to a Morgan Spurlock documentary here because that's not really what we do.

I've watched Forgetting Sarah Marshall thirty minutes at a time often enough on late night cable to know it's a really good movie.

On Friday Paul Rudd dropped by Late Night to presumably talk new movies and his daughter's pride in his penis size, but instead the most likable guy in Hollywood and the increasingly appreciated host spent almost the whole time discussing fake movies for films they pretended to have made together over the last year, complete with awesomely shopped posters.

David Wain is the one who isn't Ken Marino, Paul Rudd, Justin Theroux, or Judd Apatow.

Everyone's favorite movie star everyman and unbeknownst-to-him UPROXX best friend, Paul Rudd, dropped by The Late Show last night in his dapperest outfit to talk Wanderlust and life as a dad, specifically how his daughter likes to announce to flights full of people how well endowed he is.

It took some serious balls for Vanity Fair to sit on these tremendous images from their Oscar party photo booth for an entire year (maybe they didn't, but this is the first I'm seeing them), but I have to say their patience is paying off because these photos (as well as Film Drunk Oscar Bracketology) have me oddly excited for this weekend's Academy Awards, even though I couldn't accept my many, many invitations to exclusive after parties (ongoing beef with Wilmer Valderrama).

Here's a fun Parks & Recs twofer to help get you through the afternoon.

Wanderlust opens this week and based on the trailers and the lack of critical response thus far we're all still trying to determine whether it's a Paul Rudd movie or a Jennifer Aniston movie.