Juno DVDs, Smart People soundtracks and poster up for grabs

FanBolt is holding a few contests with prizes you might be interested in:

Smart People soundtrack
Smart People poster, signed by Ellen Page and Thomas Haden Church
Juno DVD

It looks like you'll have to join FanBolt in order to enter the contests, but it's free, so... there you go.

(Thanks sarcastic Emma)

Behind the scenes at Ellen's Teen Vogue shoot

As mentioned several months ago, Ellen will be the cover girl for an issue of Teen Vogue. You can get a behind-the-scenes look at her photoshoot at Teen Vogue's website.

Ellen to appear on Jay Leno

Ellen Page will be a guest on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, this coming Wednesday, April 9th. Promoting Smart People and the Juno DVD, I'll assume. Yes, I'm lazy, no need to tell me.

How well do you know your Juno lingo?

Take Alloy's quiz to find out. I scored a "91.67%". To be fair, it's been like four or five months since I saw the movie.

(Thanks Sabrina)

Ellen Page, taking down lesbian rumors on SNL?

Ellen's turn at SNL was, for the most part, pretty bad, but it ended with with a sketch that'll be talked about for awhile.

(link to video)

There are two things I make of this sketch, which are two things I've been saying about Ellen all along:

1. She isn't a lesbian. It's a comedy sketch, it's meant to poke fun at rumors, not to confirm someone's sexuality.
2. As suggested by Andy Samberg's line at the end, even if she was, it just shouldn't matter.

Ellen dragged out of Hell

For the past month, it seemed like Ellen Page was signing up for a new movie every other day. Today however, it was announced that Ellen will drop out of Drag Me to Hell due to a change in the start date of production, which caused conflict with her schedule.

Juno goes 1-for-4 at Oscars

As I had predicted, Diablo Cody (original screenplay) picked up the lone award Juno won at the Oscars.

I did fairly well with the rest of my predictions. Here are the ones I missed:
Best Picture (No Country won, I picked There Will Be Blood)
Best Supporting Actress (Tilda Swinton won, I picked Cate Blanchett)