Olivia Wilde

"Extra" talked with some Hollywood A-listers about what they will change in 2012!

At the premiere of her film "We Bought a Zoo," actress Scarlett Johansson said, "I'm sleeping for the holidays this year."

Mark Wahlberg, starring in the upcoming action thriller "Contraband," replied, "I'm trying to do the right thing every day."

Singer/actor Justin Timberlake arrived to find an excited crowd at the premiere of his new movie, "In Time," co-starring Amanda Seyfried and Olivia Wilde. Timberlake, thankful for his loyal fans, said, "I can't believe they come out and are so supportive. I saw, like, pictures of me in 'N Sync and it's like wow. It makes me feel so old."

The 30-year-old stars in the sci-fi thriller about the future, where everyone stops aging at 25, and must work to buy more time. Ironically, the sultry Olivia Wilde plays Timberlake's mother, even though she is three years younger than he is.

Former "House" star Olivia Wilde is officially single. Her divorce from Italian Prince Tao Ruspoli was finalized last Thursday.

Wilde and Ruspoli eloped in 2003 when the "Tron" star was just 19. After eight years of marriage, the actress filed for divorce in March.

Variety's third annual "Power of Women" luncheon, set for September 23 in Beverly Hills, will honor five women: Annette Bening, Eva Longoria, Lea Michele, Stacey Snider and Olivia Wilde - all recognized for making a significant difference through their philanthropic efforts.

"The goal of Variety's Power of Women is to give voice to the philanthropic and charitable causes closest to our Lifetime Impact Honorees' hearts, and to utilize the influence of the entertainment community to generate momentum for these same causes," said Variety VP and Associate Publisher Michelle Sobrino-Stearns.

Internet singing sensation Rebecca Black was seen as a joke to the kids at her school... so much so that Black's mother decided to home school the 14-year-old.
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Stealing the spotlight Monday evening, good pal Sandra Bullock showed up to support Ryan Reynolds and his new body-swapping movie, "The Change-Up," at the film's Los Angeles premiere. Reynolds and co-star Jason Bateman stopped to chat with "Extra's" Renee Bargh on the red carpet, and both agreed Ms. Bullock -- decked out in a simple, black Lanvin jumpsuit -- looked beautiful.

Ryan, who has come a long way since starring in "The Proposal" with Bullock, and now one of the most eligible bachelors in Hollywood, revealed who accompanied him to the opening. "I just brought the whole Reynolds clan. I've got my mom and my brother."