It’s never clear if Adam Brody is settling down or playing the field, but the Hollywood hottie’s latest conquest is fresh-faced “Hostel II” actress Lauren German.
The two were very cozy the other night at the Tower Grove Villa in Beverly Hills, according to a spy. They arrived together for a DJ battle sponsored by Reebok and Vitaminenergy, and
“Adam spent the entire night with Lauren. He was caressing her back and refused to be photographed with her.”
The back caress. It’s serious!
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A scruffy Adam Brody has a grand old time at the Reebok & Vitaminenergy DJ Battle party at a private residence in Beverly Hills on Thursday.
Other stars on the guest list: Jessica Alba, Paris and Nicky Hilton and Lauren Conrad, who replaced an ailing Lindsay Lohan as a guest deejay.
LMAO! Lauren Conrad spinning records?! What did she play Green Day and Blink 182?
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I say fug no! And he’s always been a bit scrawny anywho. Done. 
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The O.C. cast opens up about the series finale.
Peter Gallagher:
“I think it will be remembered for a really vibrant first season that captured a lot of imaginations around the world and gave families a chance to watch a show together — mothers and fathers and kids — that they could both enjoy and the show found at least briefly a happy marriage, between comedy and drama.”
“I guess my favorite moment was the day I read the pilot script. That was very exciting. And I certainly loved singing in the second season. And you know, frankly, I have had so many good days on this show; I loved going to work; I love the cast; I love this crew; I love our directors and every day on this set sure beats working in a coal mine.”
Rachel Bilson:
“…it sort of feels like the last episode because there is all this emotion behind it and knowing you are going to be parting ways from all these people you worked with so long, so it’s bittersweet.”
“This experience has definitely changed me because it has really been a great experience work-wise and acting-wise – just being able to be in front of the camera, getting comfortable with the camera. Basically growing up on the show with these people…”
“Favorite moment or scene: I like when I get to do things that really are embarrassing for me because it’s fun to make fun of yourself. I like the episode last year where at prom I got really drunk and fell off the stage and it was my first time doing a stunt, so I like to brag and tell people that I can do stunts because I got to fall off the stage, even though it was like a foot.
The stunt girl did the fall… but I did a little of that. But that was just a fun episode — there were just so many.”“Oh, the Spider-Man kiss of course… the Spider-Man kiss was so cool. I remember reading it when Josh wrote that script; it was really clever and it was really fun to replay that kiss. Adam, I think, threw up in his mouth a little bit so the kiss wasn’t pleasant but other than that it was a really cool scene. It was upside-down.”
Benjamin McKenzie:
“It’s a bit surreal, everyone is here, though, so that’s nice. Pretty much all the principal cast is on set today. It’s a bit bizarre but it’s fun.”
“I’ll probably miss working with everyone. From the crew, to the actors, that will probably be the thing that I miss the most. It’s a very good group of people and we work well together. It’ll be a shame to have to move on. But life goes on. I have a feeling I will run into almost everyone at some point later.”
“The first day of the pilot was kind of nutty. I showed up in the Valley and we were shooting Ryan at his old house with his mom. I think McG stopped by for like two seconds… ‘You’re going to be great, you’re going to be great’ and then ran away. It was cool. I think it was just me and Doug and I think Peter maybe worked a little with Doug Liman the director. And then Peter was in a couple scenes… it was pretty heavy stuff. It was kind of crazy. It was either sink or swim time; so thankfully it has worked out.”
“First day, yeah…. I had done a guest star or co-star a couple times so I was pretty green. Certainly it was my first time heading up a show. It was fun, though.”
Adam Brody:
“It feels good, it feels really good. There is one more day left, today and tomorrow. There is a lot of work behind us.”
“Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoyed it. If you are upset, don’t worry, there are DVDs.”
“Well, I think all of us have grown up a bit in certain ways. …I think when the show took off early on there were a lot of adjustments for everyone; everyone came out of their lives well and everyone is doing well, which is good…”
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Aspiring writer Carter Webb (Adam Brody) has just been dumped by his true love Sophia. Heartbroken and depressed, he escapes Los Angeles to suburban Michigan to care for his ailing grandmother and to start work on a book he has always wanted to write.
Soon after his arrival, Carter stumbles into the lives of the family across the street: Sarah Hardwicke, the mother of two daughters: Paige, a precocious, effervescent eleven-year-old and her older sister Lucy, an angst-ridden teenager.
While Sarah faces her own personal crisis, Lucy wrestles with her own fears. Through his relationships with all of these women, Carter discovers that what felt like the end was really just the beginning of something else…
Cast: Adam Brody, Kristen Stewart, Meg Ryan, Olympia Dukakis
Scheduled for Release: April 20, 2007.
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