Everything we’ve seen so far from Christopher Nolan’s highly anticipated “Interstellar” highly suggests that the space-stakes in the film are very, very high, but Anne Hathaway just threw Matthew McConaughey the gauntlet in this latest, probably final trailer:

“You might have to decide between seeing your children again, and the future of the human race.”

Boom. What’ll it be, Matthew? What’ll it be?

Check out the trailer — and its new, jaw-droppingly gorgeous footage that shows the end of the world as we know it — below, and we’ll see you all at the movies on November 7th:

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Critics may say she can’t make guys stay, but maybe that’s just because Taylor Swift really doesn’t want them to.

The pop star makes her British Vogue cover debut (hello slicked-back hair!) for the mag’s November issue, and talks about how she is no way looking for love at the moment.

British Vogue

“Dating or finding someone is the last thing on my mind, because I can’t picture how it could work with the way my life is,” said Taylor, who has dated Harry Styles, Joe Jonas and John Mayer, among other celeb heartthrobs.

“I don’t know how a guy is supposed to walk next to his girlfriend when there are 20 men with cameras, and he can’t protect his girlfriend because that’s the life she chose,” she continued. “I just don’t see how it could work, so I don’t think about it, and I kind of run from it when it presents itself ’cause I don’t think any guy really. … They think that they would want to get to know me and maybe date me, but I don’t think they want what comes with it.”

British Vogue

Now finding a boyfriend willing to dodge photographers isn’t really a problem for you and me — but that doesn’t mean Taylor isn’t just like us.

“The one thing I wish these girls that come to my shows knew is that they are exactly where I was when I was a teenager,” ...

This is one trade that won’t be happening this season.

A guy in the Washington, D.C. metro area had an extra pair of tickets to Friday’s Washington Nationals playoff game against a TBD team. And these weren’t nosebleed seats at all — the Diamond Club “tickets include all you can drink beer & wine as well as all you can eat gourmet food,” he explained in a Craiglist post earlier this week.

Even though the tickets were listed under “all for sale / wanted > tickets – by owner,” and he could’ve gotten a pretty penny — similar ones are going for nearly $600 on StubHub — this guy was more interested in bartering: “I am willing to part with these tickets to you and a friend in exchange for a threesome (two women only).”

Now, before you go assuming this is some old gross dude, he assures potential partners, “I am not some old gross dude, actually 24 and athletic.” He’s also successful enough to not “really need the extra money”– sounding more and more like a catch, right, ladies? — and has “always wanted to take place in a threesome.” Here’s the full post…

Related: Cops Had To Physically Pry Apart This Threesome Having Sex In Public Hot Tub

(“This is a no strings attached deal,” he concludes…as opposed to a multi-year contract?)

It may have appeared win-win for everyone, but offering to trade material goods for sex apparently violated Craiglist’s ban on “offers or ...

Miles Teller has a few things he’d like to clear up.

The actor made headlines when he was quoted in an interview in W Magazine saying that he “was feeling dead inside” and that he only took a role in the young adult adaptation “Divergent” for business reasons. In an interview with MTV News ahead of the New York Film Festival premiere of “Whiplash,” Teller clarified his statements.

“That’s not it at all. That’s the thing, I’m always dead inside, really, it’s only through the good grace of Bud Lite and cigarettes that I get going,” he joked.

More seriously, he said that he wouldn’t have taken the role in “Divergent” if he hadn’t genuinely wanted to do the part.

“At the end of the day, if Shailene wasn’t in it, if the script wasn’t good, if I didn’t see it as a worthy venture in my career,” he said, he wouldn’t have done it. It was the hectic schedule of shooting back to back movies that caught up to him. “I was not dead inside, I was just burned out.”

However misconstrued he felt his words were in the W interview, he was more upset about the apology statement issued by his publicist while Teller was on vacation.

“I got so upset,” he said. “I own my words. I’m confident with the person that I am, I know that I’m a good person, I never try to censor myself, and I know the reasons I did the movie.”

“Whiplash” ...