Kate Walsh was one of the many hot doctors on Grey’s Anatomy until she got her own show, Private Practice, where she’s the main hot doctor. She also played Drew Carey’s girlfriend once, but that’s gross.

A word from Kate: “Do I give off a girl-on-girl vibe? Other chicks seem to love me!”

I say go with it. See what happens. If it doesn’t feel right your intuition is probably wrong and you should just continue.

Go with the flow of the pics after the jump.

I didn’t watch The O.C. and I don’t watch Gossip Girl, so I had no idea who Willa Holland was until I looked up the Legion credits, but I have to say I’m awfully glad I know now. She’s only 19-years-old, but in all the states that are part of the Union that’s what we here at Screen Junkies like to call legal.

A word from Willa: “I was at (Steven Spielberg’s) house, playing with his kids.”

It’s amazing how he’ll just let anyone from off the street come in, make a sandwich, use his facilities, sleep in his bed, and play video games with his kids. He just can’t be home when you do it.

Check out more pics after the jump when no one else is home.

Holidays can bring out the worst in people. Keep that in mind this Christmas when Grandma tells you that your baby is going to burn (most likely in Hell). Your first instinct will be to rail off and go house on the old bag, but she’s old school. She don’t fight fair.

Legion brings a biblical apocalypse to theaters on January 22nd, 2010. Check out the red band trailer here.

The new red-band trailer for LEGION hit the nets today and it looks like a winner so far.  Paul Bettany stars as a loose-cannon version of Michael the Archangel, who comes down to Earth against God’s wishes in order to ensure the savior of humanity currently incubating in his mother’s womb survives an onslaught of evil demons.  Phew. It’s like the Catholic church rewrote the script for TERMINATOR 2 and managed to keep the badassitude. 

If only the Bible had calculating-ass, glock-wielding angels and demon grandmas dropping F-bombs before tearing off people’s faces, maybe I would have stayed Catholic. Maybe after Monopoly, Candyland and Battleship, a studio can give the Bible a much needed cinematic update (with a cameo from Brendan Fraser and music by Kid Rock, of course.)

Here are your decidedly most unholy links of the day:

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_{Amanda Is America’s Hottest Community College Student (Bustedcoverage)}

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_{Ne Ninja Assassin Photos (Filmofilia)}

Director: Scott Stewart

Cast: Paul Bettany, Denis Quaid, Kate Walsh, Adrianne Palicki, Willa Holland

Synopsis: The archangel Michael defends humanity from the apocalypse once God loses faith in his creations.  Michael leads strangers who are defending a woman pregnant with the second coming of Jesus.

Release Date: January 22, 2010