We might not all be able to grow one killer 'stache like Anchorman's Ron Burgundy, but we can throw back plenty of Scotch . . . -y Scotch Scotch milkshakes, that is! Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues comes out today in theaters, and we're cheersing to the return of Ron and his killer catchphrases. Watch the video to see how the butterscotch milkshake is made, and then check out the recipe.
Meagan Good plays network executive Linda Jackson in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, and the actress tells us she was such a fan of the original film that she cried when she found out she'd landed the part! Meagan also weighed in on her early '80s costumes in the film and what it's really like to improv with Will Ferrell. Meagan traded the Oprah-inspired locks she sports in the new movie for a fresh, new pixie cut but revealed there's an item from Linda's wardrobe she still rocks to this day. Anchorman 2 hits theaters Dec. 18.
It's finally here, the premiere of Anchorman 2: The Lengend Continues. Anxious to find out what antics Champ, Brick, Brian, Veronica, and Ron are up to now? We are too. But before we catch the movie, we'll whet our appetites for the belly laughs that are sure to come with the latest Ben & Jerry's creation: Ron Burgundy's Scotchy Scotch Scotch ice cream.
From the mouth of Ron Burgundy himself, "Scotchy, Scotch, Scotch is a delicious ice cream, and I hope Ben and Jerry consider my other suggestions, malt liquor marshmallow, well liquor bourbon peanut butter, and cheap white wine sherbet." We might not be on board with Mr. Burgundy's other flavor suggestions, but we eagerly dug into a pint of his rich, butterscotch-swirled ice cream. Before we get into flavor specifics, let's relive the magic that inspired the latest B&J's pint:
Christina Applegate is back as the hard-driving Veronica Corningstone in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, and when we caught up with her recently, she filled us in on what exactly her character has been up to in the years since the first installment in the series. Christina also gave us more info on the rumored second cut of the film and promised we're in for more jazz flute in the sequel. Anchorman 2 hits theaters Dec. 18.
James Marsden plays the well-coiffed Jack Lime, Ron Burgundy's newest adversary, in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. We sat down with the actor in LA recently, where we learned that he auditioned for Paul Rudd's role in the original film, talked about his character's one-of-a-kind style, and got the lowdown on what it's really like to improv with the one and only Will Ferrell. Anchorman 2 hits theaters Dec. 18.
Ron Burgundy trades the 1970s for the 1980s in Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, but where would San Diego's classiest reporter work if he were real today? At last night's big New York City premiere, POPSUGAR entertainment editor Maria Mercedes Lara posed the question to Will Ferrell and his costars Steve Carell and Paul Rudd with predictably hilarious results. On Allie: Massimo Dutti top, J Brand jacket
We got a chance to catch up with Will Ferrell at the premiere of Anchorman 2 at the Beacon Theatre in NYC on Sunday night, where he talked about everything from which cast member can always give him a case of the giggles on set to where he thinks Ron Burgundy would work if he was in news today. Plus, Will also shared a bit of insight into what Ron's blog, or rather "Blahg," would be about.
Steve Carell had his beautiful (and very funny) wife, Nancy Carell, by his side when we chatted with him at the Anchorman 2 premiere at NYC's Beacon Theatre on Sunday night. Steve and Nancy were on hand to chat about where they think Ron Burgundy would be working today and if they think Brick would ever be able to get hired in the real world. According to Steve, don't we all know a Brick in the workplace? Watch the full interview above.
Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is coming out this week, and we are so psyched to see Will Ferrell's Ron Burgundy in full '80s mode. He, lady love Veronica Corningstone (Christina Applegate), and his news team are returning for more action, this time in the city that never sleeps: New York City. We've got tons of pictures from the sequel, and they are as fun and goofy as you'd hope — click through to see new cast members like Kristen Wiig and James Marsden, the new duel, and of course, Baxter!
Last night Kristen Wiig sent a clear message on the Anchorman 2 red carpet in New York: whoever started the rumor that redheads can't wear red lipstick was clearly missing the boat. Kirsten recently brightened up her dark brunette color with burgundy highlights. And for the premiere last night, she wore a bright crimson shade of lipstick that was a complement to her hair color, not a distraction. "Anyone can wear a red lip — especially redheads," Neil Young, senior artist for MAC Cosmetics, says. "Still, it's important to remember that there are as many textures and shades of reds as there are types of redheads."
So how does one decipher which shade of red works best for them? "Often times, the depth of your red hair can help determine the best crimson shade for you. Those with deeper auburn tresses can wear true reds, like MAC Rubywoo or Russian Red," Young advises. If you have brighter red hair, go for a shade with an orange base. And if your hair is more copper? " Copper redheads look great in those shades with cooler undertones." Kristen clearly isn't afraid to break the red-lip rule, but with her track record of picking offbeat roles, we can't say we are too surprised. Shop our favorite red lipsticks for fiery-haired ladies below.
