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Forget friends with benefits, it looks like this year it'll be all about Friends With Kids! Four star players of the Bridesmaids dream team — Jon Hamm, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, and Chris O'Dowd — star in this new comedy about a couple of friends who decide to have a baby together, minus that whole relationship part. Writers and directors of the film, Adam Scott and Jennifer Westfeldt (Jon's real-life love) will play the noncouple, Jason and Julie, and they are just one of the funny twosomes we can't wait to see on the big screen!

Each pairing in the movie appears to be in different stages of their relationship, and in the trailer we've already got a peek at the real-life couple moments we're sure to see more of in the flick. Here are some of the interactions that we can relate to:

• Leslie and Alex (played by Maya and Chris) have clearly been together for a long time. And when Alex jokes that "older woman" Leslie isn't as hot in her 30s as she was in her 20s, she playfully attacks him saying, "I'm going to strangle you!" — This is like my go-to phrase in pretend fights with my SO!
• When Jason and Julie break the baby news to Leslie and Alex (before the nonrelationship part), Leslie says, "We always wanted you guys to get together!" — It seems like couples trying to set up their friends is a common occurrence. Unfortunately, it usually fails.
• Sexy couple Missy and Ben (played by Kristen and Jon) whisper to each other that they think the FWK idea is bad before Missy exclaims, "So exciting!" — If there's anyone you'll be brutally honest with, it's your partner. Sometimes it's just better to support your friends, even if you disagree with their decisions.

Watch the trailer for Friends With Kids now on BuzzSugar.

Last night's group date on The Bachelor included a hilarious competition, as the girls had to try out for a play written by kids. Not only was it adorable to see Ben interacting with the little ones, the kids had some pretty funny (and honest) thoughts on the contestants. Most of the ladies knew how to have fun with it in a kid-friendly way, even when prompted to "dance sexy." But Blakeley Shea, who looked like she borrowed a romper from one of the children, appeared to be auditioning for the part of Fairy God-Stripper. And she didn't quite get the joke when one of the little boys asked her to "jog in slow motion." Watch the hilarious clip now!

To watch sexy sheep Ben bare all on stage, keep reading!

Freshly minted author of Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? Mindy Kaling made an appearance on Conan last night, and she dished that her New Year's resolution was a new diet plan. Mindy's approach to losing weight in the new year is to stop eating by 4 p.m., which she admits can hinder any chance of a dating or evening social life. It's also been making her cranky in the morning, but the funny writer's assessment is that "if you look good enough, no one cares if you're really unpleasant." Watch the clip below!

Tina Fey and her husband Jeff Richmond welcomed a new baby girl, Penelope, about five months ago and it sounds like the funny 30 Rock star is finally getting some sleep. She stopped by theLate Show With David Letterman last night to talk about her show's new season, what its like having two girls (her eldest, Alice, is 6-years-old), and how she tackles middle-of-the-night wakings. Check it out!

Life is more than a barrel of laughs in Will Arnett and Amy Poehler's home. The funny parents have their hands full with Archie, 3, and Abel, 1, ruling the roost, and daddy Will spilled the beans while appearing on the Late Show With David Letterman. The Up All Night star talked about how fast his boys are growing up and how lil Abel is quickly gaining on his big brother.

Host Chris Harrison always promises the current season of The Bachelor will be the most exciting one yet, but if last night's premiere of Ben Flajnik's season is any indication, this may take the rose for the craziest one. While we initially thought the old lady contestant would be the newsmaker, she turned out to be the least of the dramatic moments from the night. From this first episode alone we've gathered some clues as to how Ben's search for "the one" will unfold. Check them out below and let us know in the comments if you agree!

• Possible girl-on-girl love: The first feud has begun, between Carrie-Bradshaw-wannabe Jenna and mean girl Monica, who's more interested in her new lady friend than Ben. Watch the video above to see this season's inaugural cat fight evolve into lesbian territory.
• Drunk drama: Jenna's disastrous, alcohol-fueled night began with her forgetting the quote she was going to wow Ben with when they first met, creating a very awkward introduction. Then an extremely emotional Jenna spent the rest of the first night talking nonsense, fighting with Monica, and crying in the bathroom so long she was the last contestant to the rose ceremony. Miraculously, she still received a rose.
• Brunettes for the win: As soon as the ladies started spilling out of the limos Ben made a comment that he liked the brown-haired beauties, then five out of the seven girls he booted were blondes (naturally or otherwise). Plus, we could've sworn the "in this season of The Bachelor" glimpses of his final lady showed a brunette.
• Stripping down: According to the promos, Ben and one of his ladies (who looks like Courtney, the model) bare more than their souls to each other. We see the pair strip down to their birthday suits before frolicking in the ocean, which Ben tells People isn't a big deal. "I have no problem with male nudity. When a beautiful woman asks you to go skinny-dipping on the beach, you don't say no. Granted there are cameras around, but it's a bare butt. It's not that big of a deal to me."
• Scent of desperation: If the over-the-top antics of this initial episode are any indication, this season is full of some desperate women. From the rapping to the soccer playing to the horseback riding to the contestant who brought her grandma for good luck, the ladies managed to find very creative ways to try to get the bachelor's attention. And it worked for some, the girl who arrived via horse, Lindzi, received the first impression rose!
• Ex-files: In the promos for the season we see a woman surprising Ben in San Francisco, much to the chagrin of the other contestants. It could be an ex-girlfriend, past Bachelor or Bachelorette contestant, or maybe even Jennifer Love Hewitt!

After the jump, see what's coming up in this season of The Bachelor!

Lovely Old Hollywood star Constance Bennett (you may know her from Topper, Moulin Rouge, and It Should Happen to You) teamed up with director Hal Roach, the man behind iconic comedy duo Laurel & Hardy, for this 1937 educational film shot in gorgeous and expensive Cinecolor. It's fascinating to see what the makeup and hair of the era really looked like, and even more interesting to see how relatively straightforward the skin care was — no serums, no scrubs, just a waterless cleanser and a mask you leave on as long as you can. Even the makeup is pretty simple (although it does make us wish rouge was still the norm). And her tips aren't bad, either.