What, you thought the guys who brought you “This Is The End” and “Neighbors” were going to leave it at one tame (albeit super funny) trailer back in June? Ye of little faith!

Obviously a film starring James Franco and Seth Rogen is going to be chock full of crude humor, so it’s all too fitting that “The Interview” just received the red band trailer treatment.

Behold: Franco and Rogen, basking in their success as tabloid reporters – covering everything from Rob Lowe’s severely receding hairline to Matthew McConaughey‘s illicit trysts with farm animals to Nicki Minaj‘s peek-a-boo nether regions – until they’re invited to interview North Korea’s Kim Jong Un.

We probably could’ve done with roughly 10% less discussion about Franco’s smelly genitals, but we still laughed. A lot. (And what’s up with that puppy rescue shot at the 2:23 mark? WE MUST KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS PLOT LINE.)

You’ll have to wait until Christmas to witness the full-circle story behind that “weapon of ass destruction,” but that just means you’ve got four months to get that dirty McConaughey hashtag trending!

Katie Calautti @katieisms

What would you do with a box of 2,400 donuts?? More like, what wouldn’t you do though right? Well, Krispy Kreme UK decided that putting together the biggest possible take on a dozen doughnuts they could muster would be a great marketing scheme. And you know what? They were right.

The doughnut company wanted to spotlight their new program called Krispy Kreme Occasions, which provides sweet, sticky treats fit for large gatherings.

So they created the Double Hundred Dozen, a box of doughnuts so big that you could eat all you wanted, sleep inside the box, and then wake up and eat some more for a good week or so.

Krispy Kreme

This thing is bigger than an actual bed.

Krispy Kreme

Then, they held a contest on Twitter to give away the ginormous box of deliciousness. The company that won, 360 Resourcing Solutions, celebrated in the most appropriate way ever: tweeting a picture of Homer Simpson salivating.

So the circle of doughnut-making, doughnut-giving and doughnut-appreciation is complete. Another feature of the Krispy Kreme Occasion menu? Donut Towers.

Seriously. I’m salivating again.

Caitlin White

MTV Weekend Editor. Acts like Madonna but listens to Merle.

@harmonicait

Deleted scenes are hard to avoid. It doesn’t always come down to a simple need for a shorter movie. Sometimes a scene can slow the pace down too much or not mesh tonally with the other sequences.

Related: This ‘Frozen’ Deleted Scene Would Have Completely Changed The Movie

No matter the reason why they were cut, there are deleted scenes that are so good that it’s hard to believe anyone could approve removing them. I understand that sometimes there isn’t a choice, but it’s still unfortunate.

Though these great scenes were cut, they live on in the DVD extras and in the post below.

1. Boromir’s Story in “The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers”

This flashback sequence lives on in the Extended Edition of “The Two Towers,” but it adds so much to Boromir, Faramir and Denethor that it’s a shame it didn’t make the theatrical cut.

2. The Mouth of Sauron in “The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King”

While this sequence ripped straight from J.R.R. Tolkien’s book doesn’t add too much, besides another decapitation for the tally sheet, the creature effects are really cool.

3. Luke Talks to Biggs in “Star Wars”

Sometimes it’s not enough to be told that Luke and Biggs are best buds. This scene from early in “Star Wars” would have established the friendship sooner.

4. Luke Builds His Lightsaber in “Return of the Jedi”

It’s a small thing, but this scene of Luke tinkering with his green-bladed saber would have helped establish him as a Jedi ...

Ladies have some pretty powerful allies on their side these days – from Taylor Swift to Beyonce to recently-appointed UN Women Global Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson. The Brown University graduate hasn’t wasted any time settling into her role – she’s already launched a new gender equality campaign.

Watson debuted “HeForShe” – a solidarity movement aimed at mobilizing men and boys in taking steps toward gender equality – at the UN Headquarters in New York yesterday.

“It is time that we all see gender as a spectrum instead of two sets of opposing ideals,” Watson explained. “We should stop defining each other by what we are not, and start defining ourselves by who we are.”

No surprise, here – Watson’s speech, which underscored the vital role men play in promoting women’s rights, earned her a standing ovation. The actress formally invited men to participate in the conversation, saying, “Gender equality is your issue, too.”

You can read a full transcript of Watson’s speech here, but we’ve pulled a few of our favorite mic drop moments:

“The more I spoke about feminism, the more I realized that fighting for women’s rights has too often become synonymous with man-hating. If there is one thing I know for certain is that this has to stop. For the record, feminism by definition is the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. It is the theory of political, economic and social equality of the sexes.”

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Last night during the second night of the iHeartRadio festival in Vegas, the stream of surprise guests continued.

Ed Sheeran brought out Macklemore to perform his gay rights anthem “Same Love” and the crowd loved the surprise.

Sheeran only had a five song set, so dedicating a big portion of that to bring out Macklemore for that particular song last night in Vegas it felt like a moment.

Macklemore handled the verses with his passionate, stutter-step rapping while Ed strummed along on acoustic guitar and joined in for the song’s poignant chorus that’s sung by Mary Lambert on the studio version.

The combination is spell-binding, moving tribute to one of our nation’s most important social justice issues of the moment. Watch the fan-shot video below and prepare to be moved.

Caitlin White

MTV Weekend Editor. Acts like Madonna but listens to Merle.

@harmonicait