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For the past year, Parenthood actress Sarah Ramos has been entertaining us with her Quarantscenes, where she acts out scenes from iconic film and TV series.

Sarah‘s latest entry to her comedic video series might be her best one yet. She recruited Justin Long to recreate a scene from the movie Cruel Intentions!

In the funny new video, Sarah plays Sarah Michelle Gellar‘s Kathryn Merteuil while Justin plays Selma Blair‘s Cecile Caldwell. The scene is the one where Kathryn advises Cecile to sleep with as many people as possible.

Justin wrote on his page, “Sarah started doing these brilliant homage videos at the start of the quarantine that I really fell in love with. Long before I became a big @saraheramos fan, I was a fan of Cruel Intentions and @selmablair – so getting to play Selma IN Cruel Intentions WITH Sarah was the most fun way to pay tribute to these funny + talented ladies. It also gave me a newfound appreciation for just HOW great Selma is in that movie (and how monstrous I look in comparison to her pretty face 😬).”

Selma reacted to the video on Justin‘s Instagram post by saying, “I am laughing and I love you and I see why you never would date me despite my business managers set up attempts years ago 😂. This makes up for it. Thank you dear Justin. Great work. 💋💋💋.”

Watch Sarah‘s recreation of a Mean Girls scene with another big star!

Sarah Ramos is at it again and this time, she’s recreating an iconic scene from Mean Girls for her Quarantscenes series.

The 29-year-old Parenthood actress has gone viral so many times this year with the amazing videos she’s made at home during quarantine. You’ve gotta see the one she did for The Social Network a few months ago – there’s a very special guest included!

For the Mean Girls scene, Sarah teamed up with Chloe Moretz to recreate the four-way phone call between Cady, Gretchen, Regina, and Karen.

Sarah took on Cady (Lindsay Lohan) and Gretchen (Lacey Chabert) while Chloe played the roles of Regina (Rachel McAdams) and Karen (Amanda Seyfried).

“The 4 way phone call starring me & the fetchest @chloegmoretz,” Sarah captioned the video on her Instagram account.

Sarah Ramos has been recreating movie scenes for several months during quarantine and now she’s moving on to celebrity interviews!

The 29-year-old Parenthood actress hilariously recreated Dakota Johnson‘s infamous interview with Ellen DeGeneres from November 2019.

You might remember that the interview went viral after Ellen accused Dakota of not inviting her to her 30th birthday party, but then Dakota revealed that she really was invited.

“When @TheEllenShow wrongly accused Dakota Johnson of not inviting her to her birthday party,” Sarah captioned the video.

Sarah even got her hands on the same Alessandra Rich dress that Dakota wore for the interview. See what fans had to say about that super awkward interview.

We interviewed Sarah about her Quarantscenes and you should read what she had to say!

Click inside to check out the actual interview… More Here! »

Dylan O’Brien recreated Andrew Garfield‘s performance as Eduardo Saverin in The Social Network for Sarah Ramos‘ latest Quarantscenes video… and Andrew is sharing his reaction to the video!

“The scene where Eduardo tells Zuckerberg he better lawyer up asshole starring me & Dylan O’Brien,” Sarah captioned the video on her Instagram account.

Sarah pulls double duty in the clip, taking on Jesse Eisenberg‘s role as Mark Zuckerberg and Justin Timberlake‘s role as Sean Parker.

Andrew doesn’t have any social media accounts, so he asked his friend Lin-Manuel Miranda to share his reaction!

“Dear @sarahramos & @dylanobrien, Andrew Garfield texted me your video and asked me to share with you how much he loved it. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽,” Lin tweeted with the screencap from his texts with Andrew.

See the reaction below and also watch the video. Make sure to read our interview with Sarah about her Quarantscenes series.

Click inside to see what Andrew Garfield wrote in his text message… More Here! »

Sarah Ramos is spending her quarantine time producing and starring in a comedic video series on Instagram called Quarantscenes, where she acts out scenes from iconic film and TV series. Check out our quick Q&A with the 28-year-old Parenthood actress and click inside to watch the hilarious impressions:

JJ: Your impressions are so good, they remind me of SNL‘s Chloe Fineman. Have you watched any of her quarantine videos?

SR: I love Chloe Fineman! She has definitely, even pre-SNL, been an inspiration to me on how to use Instagram to make actual art VS just posting thirst traps with witty captions. I just wish I had her wig collection in quarantine…

JJ: Who are some of the comedic actors that you look up to? Are there certain tips and tricks you’ve picked up from them?

SR: There are so many. Off the top of my head, I adore Laura Dern, Reese Witherspoon, Allison Janney, Kirsten Dunst… I gravitate toward actors who do a mixture of drama and comedy because for whatever reason most of the acting I’ve done in film & TV has been dramatic. Laura Dern has a great cry face. Kirsten Dunst and Allison Janney in Drop Dead Gorgeous taught me how to do a Minnesota accent. Reese has so many iconic performances but Election and Legally Blonde made me who I am today.

JJ: A bunch of your quarantine videos feature films that are “so bad they’re good”. What are some of your other favorite ones?

SR: I’ve tried to make these videos loving tributes to really memorable scenes that are important to my life. Some of the originals were well-received, some less so, and they all have special places in history! But I do love things other people think are bad. I love having fun with stuff that is usually taken really seriously. And of course I love anything that made sense at the time but 20 years later feels dated and insane, hence my obsession with the early 2000s.

Click inside to watch the best of Sarah Ramos’ “Quarantscenes”… More Here! »

Miley Cyrus and Jaime King walk the carpet at the Miu Miu Women’s Tales No. 17 screening on Friday night (January 25) at the Vista Theater in Los Angeles.

The ladies stepped out to watch the short film Shako Mako, the latest chapter of the Miu Miu Women’s Tales series.

Tons of stars stepped out for the event, including Amandla Stenberg, Rowan Blanchard, Bel Powley, Pom Klementieff, Sydney Sweeney, Rainey Qualley, Bonnie Wright, Lana Condor, Thomasin McKenzie, Josephine Langford, Sarah Ramos, Adria Arjona, Mamie Gummer, Alice Eve, Kilo Kish, and Haim.

30+ pictures inside of stars at the screening… More Here! »

Lorenza Izzo and Georgie Flores are starring in a bilingual rom-com!

The actresses will star in a project given a pilot order by Amazon, The Hollywood Reporter confirmed on Tuesday (November 13).

PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Lorenza Izzo

The project, which will be filmed in English and Spanish, will be helmed by writer-director Catalina Aguilar Mastretta, Amazon Studios and Jax Media, the producers of Broad City, Search Party and Inside Amy Schumer.

The show will focus on Sara (Izzo), a photographer who lives in her childhood home left to her and her brother by her parents after they moved to Mexico City, and her chosen family of relatives and friends who try to master their careers and romantic entanglements while living together in a Hollywood Hills compound.

When Sara’s mother, Ines, returns after years living in Mexico City, it sheds a new light on the life Sara has built and pushes everyone toward a late-in-life coming-of-age.

Georgie plays Alicia, Sara’s best friend.

Giancarlo Vidrio is Nacho, Sara’s brother and a player-turned-coach for the L.A. Galaxy, while Ben O’Toole plays Matt, Nacho’s former teammate who has been in love with Sara for years. Sarah Ramos plays Anna, a friend of Sara’s and Nacho’s and single mom who lives in one of the bungalows. Patricia Bernal is Ines, Sara and Nacho’s mother.