Gareth Edwards’ “Godzilla” is really great for a lot of reasons, and fans of giant monsters fights are still finding cool stuff buried in the blockbuster.

Most recently, someone over on reddit pulled stills from the uncensored opening credits, before all of the in-jokes got blacked out and classified. The whole gallery is a lot of fun to look through, but one credit in particular stands out.

For Bryan Cranston’s acting credit, the team behind “Godzilla” snuck in a nods to his “Breaking Bad” and “Malcolm in the Middle” characters.

Did you see it?

The words “Walter,” “white” and “Malcolm” appeared above Cranston’s name just before getting whited out.

It’s a small, fun nod to Cranston’s work, and it makes me love “Godzilla” a little bit more.

“Godzilla” will be available on digital platforms on August 26 and hits Blu-ray and DVD on September 16.

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Yesterday Katy Perry and her new bestie Riff Raff gifted the world with their remix of KP’s “This Is How We Do.” While this move was, no question, unexpected, the two have more in common than you might think. Really! Perry and Jody Highroller not only share at least one of their friends, designer Jeremy Scott, they’ve also shown the same level of appreciation for ~out there~ fashion choices, especially over the past few years.

Aside from the cornrows they both fearlessly wear in the remix’s artwork, Katy and RiFF have been on the same sartorial wavelength when it comes to their love of food fashion, animal prints, and the fact that they spend all of their free time searching the dark corners of Tumblr for style inspiration. We rounded up all of the times the two dressed alike.

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Katy Perry and RiFF RAFF are both brave when it comes their hair choices–especially when it comes to colorful hair. The best part of their green hues? How much it brought out the blue in their eyes.

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Before there was Beyonce’s “Drunk in Love,” Katy Perry was championing the then-underrated fruit in the form of a romper she wore on NBC’s “Today.” RiFF RAFF obviously took note of the fruit’s wearable potential— or the pair have some kind of ...

Careful all you Beyonce-loving teachers out there, bringing Bey into the classroom could cost you your job. The Atlanta Public School System has terminated 6th grade teacher Nikki Turner for playing “Drunk In Love” to her class.

Although their problems with Ms. Turner go farther than her Beyonce playing, “Drunk in Love” definitely played a role, according to the The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

The administration explained, “This song contained profanity, vulgarity, and sexually explicit lyrics. This song is not [in] alignment with Teacher Keys Standard 9, Professionalism.” Unfortunately this was just one of dozens of complaints against the teacher, that included her failure to “demonstrate knowledge of the sixth-grade math concepts” and “properly plan lessons.”

College students, meanwhile, can take an entire course about Mr. and Mrs. Carter, like “Politicizing Beyonce,” at Rutgers or “Leaders In Music: Jay-Z” at NYU.

Beyonce will be receiving the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award and performing this Sunday at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards at The Forum in LA. Don’t forget to tune in at 9pm EST.

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Fame can be glamorous — fancy parties, mansions, frenzied fans. But what happens when your fame dries up? What if you’re left behind or forgotten? What about when the phone stops ringi

Such is the story of Pharrell’s hat, Sia’s chandelier, Miley Cyrus‘ sledgehammer, Beyonce‘s surfboart and Iggy Azalea‘s copy of “Clueless.” Sure, they served their purpose in the beginning (Miley’s sledgehammer did a lot of wrecking in the “Wrecking Ball” video), but now, they’re sharing their behind-the-scenes stories in this shocking tell-all special, “VMA Backstories: Forgotten Props.”

In these exclusive interviews with the humble props, you’ll learn the reasons why the surfboart never made it into “Drunk In Love” or why “Chandelier” never actually featured a chandelier. While these videos made it big and now are nominated for Video of the Year at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday, these props were left behind. Here are their stories:

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Little Meilani Mathews has already proven to have her father’s sense of adventure and her mother’s daring style, but when it comes to her “Jersey Shore” gene pool, who does she take after?

JWOWW, whose “Jersey Shore Massacre” hits select theaters TODAY, just took a moment from her busy executive producer schedule to adore her little girl (can’t say we blame her!). But as she looked into Meilani’s eyes, she couldn’t tell if she saw herself staring back. Is the baby a mini-WOWW, or does she have the features of her dear old dad?

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Determined to get to the bottom of things, Jenni plastered a photo of Meilani beside her own baby photo and one that belonged to Roger. “I think she’s 50/50…Lol (I’m super jealous everyone keeps saying she looks like roger lol)” she captioned the Instagram photo (Jenni’s top left, Rog’s bottom left).

Do you agree with JWOWW’s assessment? Tell us if Meilani’s either of her parent’s carbon copy!

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In this episode of House Of Style, our host Iggy Azalea sits down with Jennifer Lopez (her idol and ours) at the Versace store on L.A.’s famous Rodeo Drive. The floor is set up with a kind of ~Jennifer Lopez Versace Hall Of Fame~ (unofficial name for the archival pieces we pulled and stationed in the shop), dripping with some of her favorite tour costumes over the years done by the legendary Italian fashion house (plus, yes, that one dress from the Grammys).

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Their conversation lingers on performance wares when Iggy asks Jennifer to reveal her favorite kind of costume to wear onstage. Spoiler alert: It’s onesies! And while we’ve definitely seen Iggy wear them before, she admits that jumpsuits are difficult for her to wear. Summarized in a hashtag, #bigbootyproblems (something J.Lo knows a thing or two about, too).

Versace and, TBH, fashion in general have been a major driving force in J.Lo’s life and career, and in a move that calls back to her early years living in the Bronx—before she was ever able to afford Versace—she took that influence and channeled it into a line with Kohl’s at a more accessible pricepoint. Peep the ladies’ full conversation and J.Lo’s tour of her fave VersaceVersaceVersace in this episode of House Of Style!

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