Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus Are Engaged!

People has confirmed that after three years of dating, Liam Hemsworth (22) and Miley Cyrus (19) are engaged.

I’m so happy to be engaged and look forward to a life of happiness with Liam,” Cyrus, 19, tells PEOPLE.
Australian actor Hemsworth, 22, who met Cyrus when they costarred inThe Last Song in 2009, proposed on May 31 with a 3.5-carat diamond ring from jeweler Neil Lane.

More on their engagement including family reactions and photos of the ring will be in this week's issue of People magazine (June 8).

Congratulations Miley and Liam! May the odds be ever in your favor!

Liam Hemsworth To Receive the AIF Breakthrough Award

Liam Hemsworth as been chosen as the co winner of the 2012 AIF Breakthrough Award. This award honors Australian actors for their international success that will be given at a benefit dinner in LA  on June 27, 2012.

Hemsworth’s breakout performance was in The Hunger Games, which has now grossed more than $650 million worldwide and is the second most popular film so far this year in Australia, having sold more than $30 million worth of tickets.
He is expected to also appear in the sequel, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and is also attached to Paranoia, alongside Gary Oldman and Harrison Ford, Arabian Nights, with Dwayne Johnson and Anthony Hopkins,and The Expendables 2, with Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Jean-Claude Van Damme and Jet Li. Liam is younger than both his brothers Chris and Luke, who are also actors.

Source: Inside Film

New "Rise Up" Promo Featuring Elizabeth Banks and Liam Hemsworth

The MTV Movie Awards as released another promo, featuring Elizabeth Banks and Liam Hemsworth. The best part: the nickname for all Katniss & Peeta fans out there! Remember to vote for the MTV Movie Awards! They will air June 3, 2012 at 9 pm et on MTV.

Get More: 2012 Movie Awards, New Movies

Watch Liam Hemsworth on Punk'd

Punk'd - Full Episodes

If you missed last night's episode or want to watch it again, you can watch the  embed version above. His girlfriend, Miley Cyrus, pranked him on what he thought was a normal date night. Liam is first on the show.

You can watch just his reaction below:

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Liam Hemsworth Sad About Gary Ross' Departure

Through all the news about possible directors for Catching Fire, we have yet to hear from Liam Hemsworth! In a new interview with E! Online, he talks about his feelings on Francis Lawrence, Gary Ross, and the switch up with the directors.

"The last I heard the new director (Lawrence) had just come on, so that's really cool," the Aussie actor told us this weekend at City Year's second annual Spring Break event. "I'm excited about that. I think we shoot the last few months of this year."
Not that Hemsworth is happy to see Ross go.
"I'm really sad to see that Gary's not going to be part of the second one," he said. "He did such an amazing job on the first."
But don't get too worried. Hemsworth said, "I think that there's still so many people a part of it that want the film to be great and care about it so much that they're not going to bring the wrong person on."

I'm happy to hear that Liam believes in what Francis Lawrence can do!

Which One of the Avengers Would Win the Hunger Games?

Chris Hemsworth (Thor) and the other cast of The Avengers spoke with Teen about who would survive in the Hunger Games.

I'm a fan of The Avengers and I think Thor would win. What do you think?

Outtakes of Jennifer, Josh, and Liam from USA Weekend

We have some outtakes of Jennifer, Josh, and Liam from USA Weekend.



Source: Jennifer Lawrence Daily

Liam Hemsworth on the Ellen Show

This came out a while ago, but I love this interview!

E! Online Red Carpet Interviews

E! Online got to interview 27 members of the cast and we have all the videos here! Enjoy!

More after the jump!

Collider talks to Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, and Liam Hemsworth

Collider talks to Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, and Liam Hemsworth at the HG press conference.

"Jennifer:
JENNIFER LAWRENCE: I don’t know. Before I get a script, I’m like, “Does she like the forest? Does she have younger siblings?” I don’t really know what it is. Jodie Foster once told me that, 20 years from now, I would look back at my career and see a patter, and understand what it had to do with my life. Now, I’m just like, “I don’t know.” I’m just as puzzled as everyone else.What did you find to be the most challenging aspect of stepping into the role of Katniss?
LAWRENCE: That she was already in the minds of so many different people. Normally, when you’re coming out with a movie, nobody has really seen the character before. You’re just giving it to them. I’m playing a character that most people have already had in their mind, and heard her speak in their mind and seen her. That’s a scary thing to go into, knowing that so many people already have pictures or an idea of what your character is.Did you have preconceived images and notions of her?
LAWRENCE: Yeah, but that’s just what I do. What I read and how I understood her and my perception and understanding of her is what I portrayed her to be, in the movie.How has it been to do a mall tour and get to see the fans?
LAWRENCE: I felt like Justin Timberlake from NSYNC. It was nuts! One girl almost fainted. But, it’s never for me. I sit in between the two guys, when we’re signing. Liam [Hemsworth] is on one side and Josh [Hutcherson] is on the other. So, they start with Liam, and then he speaks with his Australian accent and somebody passes out. And then, I barely get a chance to put my name on the poster before they slide it over to Josh, and they’re like, “Oh, my god, I loved you in . . .,” and they’re crying again. I’m just like, “It’s okay. Screw me. Who am I?” I practiced my signature for so long, and now I don’t even get to use it. There used to be a heart. I took the heart out. It was stupid.What kind of training did you have to go through for this role?
LAWRENCE: Running, free running, which is for agility, archery, climbing, combat and yoga. But, that’s all.Read the entire Jennifer interview at Collider.
Josh and Liam:
JOSH HUTCHERSON: Physically, for the stunt work, it was pretty similar to what I had done before. What was different was that I had to put on weight for the role. I’d never really done that for a movie. I put on about 15 pounds of muscle, so that was a lot of eating chicken, and a very high protein, low carb diet. I also did a lot of heavy lifting and training with an ex-Navy SEAL guy that wanted to kill me, every time I got with him, in a good way. That really helped out a lot. It was cool to go through that sort of physical transformation.Are both of you looking forward to the possible sequel, Catching Fire?
HUTCHERSON: Oh, yeah!LIAM HEMSWORTH: Absolutely, yeah! If we get to shoot the other ones, that would be awesome.Liam, how is it to play a role where you’re going to have much more to do, if there’s a sequel?
HEMSWORTH: Yeah, at this point, I’m very happy to be a part of something so special. As an actor, I choose scripts that I’m passionate about and that I think are interesting.Did you read all of the books, so that you could have a better sense of the character?
HEMSWORTH: I did, yeah. I read all the books before I met with anyone about the movie, and I became a fan of the books.Josh, what was it like to play a character where you’re not entirely sure how much he’s telling the truth and how much he’s playing to an audience?
HUTCHERSON: It’s interesting because, in the book, you have Katniss’ internal dialogue to help you understand that she’s confused about Peeta, but in the movie, you don’t have that element. You really have to rely on how the scenes are structured, the dialogue and the other performances. When watching the movie, I felt like I was right along with Katniss, the whole time, as a viewer. In my opinion, it came from how it was edited together. It didn’t show a whole lot of Peeta. It only showed the interactions between Katniss and Peeta together, so that’s all you had to go on. So, the moment where you see him with the Tributes, running in the forest, where Peeta is part of the Careers, you’re like, “What the hell is going on? This is not what I thought was going to happen.” For me, it was really done, a lot, with the structure of the film.Was it challenging to strike a balance between making Peeta grounded, but still well motivated?
HUTCHERSON: Yeah, I think that came with his self-deprecating humor. Those that become holier than thou typically don’t try to be funny, and they take themselves too seriously, a lot of the time. Peeta doesn’t take himself too seriously. He’s like, “This is what I believe in. That’s just who I am, as a person. I’m comfortable with that, and I can make a joke, here and there.” That’s where it can become too much, in my opinion."

Read Jen's interview here.  Read Josh and Liam's interview here.

Liam Hemsworth with Access Hollywood

Liam Hemsworth with Access Hollywood

Liam Hemsworth on the Cover of GQ Magazine Australia

Liam is one the cover of GQ Magazine Australia!

Here is a little bit from the article:

“I surfed competitively and made it to the state rounds where I was competing with the top surfers in Victoria… All my friends were surfers. All we wanted to do was be Kelly Slater,” the 22-year-old actor told the mag about not always wanting to be an actor.”

Check out GQ Australia for more.

Interview with Liam Hemsworth

Liam Hemsworth (who plays Gale), is on the cover and featured story  in Details Magazine. It includes a interview, video Q&A, and pictures.


"In The Hunger Games, Liam stars as Gale, a brooding man-child suffering a serious case of heartache when his girl, Katniss, is shipped off to compete in the killer Olympics. It’s Liam—not Jennifer Lawrence—who is this film’s ingenue, a pretty young thing watching the hero do battle. “He’s so vital to understanding where she comes from,” says the film’s director, Gary Ross. “We need to feel for her and her connection to him.”

It’s hard to say how much pressure comes with fronting a franchise, especially when it could transform the guy who’s Thor’s brother and who walks Miley’s dog into Hollywood’s hottest young star. While Liam downplays such expectations, he concedes that he and his Hunger Gamescharacter share a certain helplessness. “Gale is someone who wants to stand up to this thing but can’t,” Liam says. “He’s pretty powerless.”

It’s a rare note of introspection—and then Liam is once again distracted by a squirrel climbing a tree. “Look! It’s like a cartoon,” he says, spotting another scampering rodent. “You’re not real!”

Liam said that no squirrels live in his home country of Australia, he was surprised to see one.