Kristen Harris

After Jennifer Garner had her first baby in 2005, up to 20 paparazzi would lie in wait at the end of her driveway, and for the next few years, they were always following her. She said, "You'd go through a yellow light, and 15, 20 cars would go through the red light behind you, driving up on the side of roads, and this is just for a mom and a kid."

"When I was 13, finding out Rachel McAdams wore a wig to be Regina George was a little like what seeing Santa take the beard off is like for small children."

"When I was 13, finding out Rachel McAdams wore a wig to be Regina George was a little like what seeing Santa take the beard off is like for small children."

Recently, I asked the BuzzFeed Community which non-American actors they think can do the most convincing American accents. Here are 21 of their top answers:

"I always say Doug Jones is to prosthetics as Andy Serkis is to motion capture — they've both given iconic performances that we all know and love but will never be fully recognized for what they do."

Paul Giamatti said, "I auditioned for a musical once...You're supposed to burst into song. I just started laughing, and I couldn't do it, and I walked out of the room."

The Office aged like milk IMO. Recently, I rounded up some popular sitcoms that people think aged either super well or super terribly . In

Recently, I asked the BuzzFeed Community about the best or most convincing wigs they've seen on a TV show or movie. Here are 11 of their top answers:

iPhone face," or "smartphone face," refers to actors whose faces just seem too "modern" to fit believably in period pieces. Basically, it's someone who looks like they know what an iPhone is.

You know how some actors in period pieces just look like they're actually from that era? For example, in Pride and Prejudice (1995), Colin Firth is totally believable as a Victorian man.