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HANS ROLLMANN - Last weekend I saw the Hughes brothers' recent film, "The Book of Eli," with Denzel Washington in the leading role as Eli and Gary Oldman as Carnegie, his sinister opponent and antagonist.

The strongest female characters are Mila Kunis as Solara, who attaches herself to Eli, and her blind mother Claudia, played by Jennifer Beals, who is abused by Carnegie. In a post-apocalyptic North America, a nuclear holocaust and subsequent winter have turned the Earth into a menacing, lifeless landscape.

Brutal force reigns supreme; water, food and the basic necessities of life and survival are precious commodities. In this world, somewhere between "Road Warrior" and "Deadwood," the traveller Eli arrives in a town controlled by a strongman, Carnegie, and his villains.

Carnegie, who is reading a book about Mussolini when he is first introduced, sends his motley crew of thugs to scour the countryside for a mysterious book which has so far eluded them. A book is also Eli's most prized possession, from which he reads daily, making this film "religious" despite its violent interludes.

London and LA-based ContentFilm has snagged a UK deal with Paramount for new Mike Judge comedy, Extract.

It stars Jason Bateman, Mila Kunis, Ben Affleck and Clifton Collins Jr.

It’s about a factory owner (Bateman) whose world is turned upside down by an accident at work, a beautiful young con artist and a dim-witted gigolo. John Altschuler and Michael Rotenberg produced the film with Tom Lassally, Dave Krinksy and Glenn Lucas executive producing.

Paramount plan to release the film on March 26 in the UK and Ireland.

Natalie Portman was “terrified” when she had to kiss Mila Kunis (Forgetting Sarah Marshall, That 70’s Show, Family Guy) in her new movie ‘Black Swan’. Black Swan is a movie about two rival prima ballerinas in the high stakes world of ballet dancing. In the movie (spoiler alert, only if you are planning to see the movie, which I’m pretty sure you aren’t) Portman and Kunis have a sex scene together. In an interview Portman states:

“I was terrified. At the moment I lived in a state of inner terror.”

Inner terror? Kissing a beautiful accomplished actress is terrifying? Portman who has previously shot nude scenes and played a stripper in the movie “Closer” is also worried the lesbian sex sequence is overshadowing the plot of the film and worries it will make her be taken less seriously as an actress. She added: “Nudity is something absolutely natural and I’m not prudish – but in a film it can be distracting. But stripping isn’t? Portman goes on to say:

“Doing ‘Black Swan’ I couldn’t say no. The project is a huge opportunity for me to show a new me. I can’t always play the nice mothers. My other problem is that single pictures are being taken out of context and put on the internet.” Right, Portman is always playing the nice mother, or the nice stripper. Playing a nice lesbian is a huge leap for her. There is nothing wrong with strippers, but it’s sad that Portman regards playing a lesbian as her least family friendly role.

Actress Mila Kunis has a macabre hobby - she likes to watch horror movies and then visit the sites of Hollywood's most grisly celebrity murders inthe dead of night.

The Forgetting Sarah Marshall star has become a secret murder tour guide and regularly plans thrilling midnight trips to crime scenes and supposed haunted houses.

"It's really twisted and weird"

She explains, "We do murder mystery tours in L.A. One of my friends hasa whole giant book of famous murders that happened in L.A., everything from the Valley to Orange County to Malibu.

"When we do these murder nights, we watch movies, then we drive around at midnight, all around to these murder houses and take photos and we recreate the murder scenes. It's really twisted and weird.

"We went to the Black Dahlia house... We went by the Hillside Strangler's place and the Playboy model who was murdered by her ex-husband (Dorothy Stratten); that house looks exactly the same now as it does in the murder book... It's just creepy.

Mila Kunis has heaped praise on her mother for forcing her to work in a drugstore as a teen - even after she had landed her big break on That '70's show.

The actress has credited her parents, who immigrated to the U.S. from Ukraine when Kunis was a child, with helping her remain humble at the start of her career by encouraging her to work at a store near their California home.

"I worked at 70's on Laurel and Ventura and I couldn't drive because I wasn't sixteen yet, so my mother would come on her lunch break and pick me up from work."

She tells FoxNews.com, "My mother made me work at Rite-Aid, because my parents work full-time. I worked at 70's on Laurel and Ventura and I couldn't drive because I wasn't sixteen yet, so my mother would come on her lunch break and pick me up from work.

"But she didn't have time to drop me off back home, so I would have to go to work with her, and what did I do for six hours? My mother would put me behind the photo or ice cream counter and made me work.

Mila Kunis was one of the stars of “That 70’s Show” and umm… that’s about it. Oh but she is banging that kid from “Home Alone”, Macaulay Culkin, so she’s got that going for her.

Anyway apparently she did a photo shoot for GQ Magazine and here are the outtakes. Outtakes are pictures that the magazine has not had a chance to Photoshop large breasts on and airbrush every blemish and imperfection so the model looks like some sort of porcelain doll. So try not to puke all over your computer looking at these flawed pictures of Mila.

Even though she has not been Photoshoped to perfection yet I have to say Mila Kunis is an attractive girl. Of course I am middle eastern so I really dig that dark look. My only complaint would be that she needs more hair on her body and face. It makes a woman look more distinguished.

She may be one of the most in-demand stars in Hollywood, but actress Mila Kunis says her mother kept her humble by forcing her to work a part-time retail gig – even when she was starring alongside Ashton Kutcher, Topher Grace and Wilmer Valderrama in “That ‘70’s Show.”

“My mother made me work at Rite-Aid, because my parents work full-time. I worked at '70’s' on Laurel & Ventura and I couldn’t drive because I wasn’t sixteen yet, so my mother would come on her lunch break and pick me up from work,” Kunis told Tarts while promoting her latest flick, the post-apocalyptic tale “The Book of Eli.” “But she didn’t have time to drop me off back home, so I would have to go to work with her, and what did I do for six hours? My mother would put me behind the photo or ice cream counter and made me work."

And despite the glitz and glam that can often seduce young stars, Kunis always had her feet firmly on the ground.

“My parents did a fantastic job raising me,” she said. “I cannot even begin to explain the stuff they made me do – they took my keys away, there is so much there. My parents really made me have a regular life.”