Be still, our hearts. Literally. The first official stills from “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1” have been released, and they have us feeling a lot of feelings, but mostly we feel excited.

The countdown to November 21 is on, and we’ll be obnoxiously whistling the Mockingjay call until then. We’re still waiting on official pics of Katniss, Peeta, Gale and the gang (sneaky set photos aren’t quite the same as seeing the characters in action), but today brought us our first look at Julianne Moore’s President Alma Coin (and her alluring dye job) and Mahershala Ali as Coin’s right hand man turned Katniss’ personal security detail.

Let’s also give a hearty welcome back to Jeffrey Wright (Beetee), Woody Harrelson (Haymitch) and, of course, Philip Seymour Hoffman (Plutarch Heavensbee) in his final role.

Check out the pics below, then raise your hand in a solemn three-finger salute and count down the days til November.

Philip Seymour Hoffman and Julianne Moore

Julianne Moore

Woody Harrelson

Jeffrey Wright

Director Francis Lawrence and Mahershala Ali

“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1″ flies into theaters November 21.

Kase Wickman

Fans of HBO’s “Game of Thrones” know that the show isn’t shy about stringing things out for a long time. Plot points mentioned early on may not pay off until not just episodes later, but sometimes seasons.

So it’s with great excitement that it looks like the show is finally ready to reveal Emilia Clarke’s belly button with these pictures from Sunday’s “Mockingbird:”

Oh, sorry about that, the above picture is actually Sophie Turner as Sansa Stark, enjoying a snowfall at the Aerie. Book readers will know this is a pretty big scene, and a turning point for the character — surprisingly one that doesn’t happen until mid-way through book four.

That said, it’s definitely not a belly button, so here we go:

Whoops, wrong again. That’s John Bradley as Samwell Tarly, looking grossed out that we thought he was a belly button. He’s actually preparing for the possibility of a war with Wildlings at the Wall.

Sorry, Samwell. You’re not a belly button. We know that now. Here’s the real belly button pic:

…Or maybe not. That’s two people, which is even less like a belly button than one person. Because people don’t have two belly buttons. That said, there are two people in this picture, Gwendoline Christie and Daniel Portman as Brienne and Podrick, and they do have a belly button each, we assume. Also, do horses have belly buttons? If so, that brings the belly button count up to ...

He’s conquered TV, the movies and, well, he hosted the Oscars, anyway.

But what Seth MacFarlane really, really wants to do (other than, you know, making tons of vomit jokes) is sing. Sing like Frank Sinatra sang, with a big, brassy band behind him, while wearing a tuxedo and swigging some fine, fine top shelf champagne.

So, as a follow-up to his 2011 big band album, Music is Better Than Words, and his Oscar nomination for “Everybody Needs a Best Friend,” of course the “Cosmos” exec producer is gearing up to release his first Christmas disc. Re-teaming with veteran composer/arranger Joel McNeely, the album will have Seth backed by a 57-piece orchestra on recordings made at the legendary Abbey Road Studios. Hell, Sinatra’s bassist, Chuck Berghoffer, plays on the damn thing!

While the full tracklist hasn’t been released yet, the album promises a mix of classic holiday tunes like “Let it Snow” and a new take on the rare gem “Christmas Dreaming.” He’ll also have some guests, including Norah Jones on “Little Jack Frost Get Lost” and Sara Bareilles on “Baby It’s Cold Outside.”

No release date has been announced yet for the album.

Gil Kaufman

With Reporting By Josh Horowitz

Elizabeth Olsen has gone from small indie dramas to huge blockbusters in the blink of an eye.

Not only is the acclaimed actress in “Godzilla,” she also landed the coveted role of Scarlet Witch in “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” which she stars in alongside “Godzilla” co-star Aaron Taylor-Johnson (who plays Quicksilver).

But the two weren’t entirely comfortable going into the superhero sequel.

“It is intimidating going into a production where everyone has their characters fully fleshed out and they know their weaknesses and they have their comedy,” Olsen said. “Aaron and I don’t really have the luxury of time to develop those.”

Luckily, Olsen had a great director to help her with, “all those things [that] make you feel more confident before you’re like, what up Jeremy, let’s do it. You stay in your tights, I’ll stay in mine, and we’ll defeat… things.”

What “things” Olsen might be referring to she wouldn’t say, but apparently she’s already gotten knee deep into some superheroics.

“I’ve been doing some fun stuff,” Olsen explained. “I am unique in this world, and so it’s fun to do what I get to do, because it is different. And I think it also is fun for Joss because we’re developing and creating something together, and he’s getting really excited by it.”

Though Olsen has met all of her fellow Avengers on set, they have unfortunately yet to take what we’re sure will be the most epic group photo ever.

“I’m so excited for that to happen,” Olsen said giddily. “I really ...

So, how did you spend your Wednesday? Did you catch up on the supremely underrated “Orphan Black”? Try your hand at collaging as a means of ~self-expression~? That’s cute. According to one of Nicki Minaj‘s newest Instagrams, she was “shooting this video.” Which video? THIS VIDEO. She wins.

The “Senile” rapper also posted four more selfies, each one more worthy of a “YASSS BISH” than the last. Speaking of which, do you think that’s the “video” she’s shooting? Nicki did tease that she’d be “droppin’ [her] single in two weeks” on that track, and, uh… Let’s see… OH MY GOD, “Yasss Bish” hit Young Money’s SoundCloud exactly 12 days ago! Guhhhhhhh, my hands are paralyzed. #fixitjesus

Then again, it’s just as possible that Nicki’s filming a clip for the scathing “Chi-Raq” featuring Lil Herb, something I definitely wouldn’t be mad about in the slightest. Or, who knows — maybe it’s just another Myx Fusions commercial she’s shooting. I guess we’ll find out if any of this fanatical speculation proves true in two days.

John Walker

Harrison Ford could make some sci-fi fans really, really happy.

The actor, who already thrilled fans by reprising his role as Han Solo “Star Wars: Episode VII,” has been publicly offered the role of Rick Deckard in Ridley Scott’s unnamed “Blade Runner” sequel, “Variety” reports.

Deckard was the main character in the original film, a so-called blade runner hired to destroy rogue replicants (human-like robots) in a dystopian future. The film is one of the biggest influences on modern sci-fi, with its dystopian look informing everything from “Looper” to “Hunger Games.”

While Ford’s name has been brought up before in anticipation of the sci-fi followup, this is the first official word we have that he’s been in discussions for the project. Now, the role is his for the taking… if he wants it.

That’s really the big question, as Ford, unlike many other movie stars, has not been so quick to cash in on big-time blockbuster opportunities — though with roles in “Ender’s Game” and the new “Star Wars,” he might be rethinking that philosophy.

Still, this is different, as the script was co-written by original “Blade Runner” scribe Hampton Fancher and will be directed by Scott. If Ford signs on, then a huge part of the creative team from the original movie will be back, over thirty years later.

There are no details about the sequel, including how big Ford’s role might be, other than the fact that it takes place a few decades after the original — something which also ...