Us Weekly – August 26, 2019

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What Hollywood is

buzzing about this week

TRUTH TREATMENTS

OMEGA 6 HEALING

CREAM

Botched’s Dr. Paul

Nassif recommends

this skincare line to hy-

drate and plump skin,

repair scars and help

with antiaging. ($129,

truthtreatments.com)

HARRIET’S ROOFTOP & LOUNGE

Liam Hemsworth loves the views of the

Manhattan skyline at this open-air spot

that serves food and drink with delish

seasonal ingredients. (1hotels.com)

TEA COLLECTION

Tea time! Jessica Alba

loves this chic and af-

fordable children’s line

designed to bring the

beauty of international

cultures and modern

design to your little

citizen of the world.

(teacollection.com)

MICELLAR

CLEANING WATER

This multipur-

pose cleanser

gently removes dirt

and makeup, leaving

skin perfectly clean

and refreshed.

(Exclusively at Kroger

Family stores)

TOMMIE COPPER

WOMEN’S CORE

COMPRESSION TANK

Meet your new

favorite top! The

lightweight fabric

hugs for full-torso

compression, sup-

port and relief. Aah.

(tommiecopper.com)

THE US

Witness the preteen like you’ve never seen him!

LITTLE RASCAL

odyssey so they can make it to their

first kissing party. Their series of

bad decisions includes buying drugs,

running from the cops and using a

drone to spy on a frisky teen couple.

Make no mistake: This is a movie

strictly for boys of a certain age,

and the hijinks get old in a hurry.

But underneath all the predictably

raunchy material lies a pretty sweet

message about the joys and pains of

growing up. MR

FRIDAY 8/16

Good Boys

You know you’re going to hear

the f-word in an R-rated comedy

coproduced by Seth Rogen, but you

may be shocked that it’s dear, sweet

prepubescent Jacob Tremblay

saying it in the first minute of the

film! He plays Max, a 12-year-old

with two best friends (Brady Noon,

Keith L. Williams) who go on a wild

Jacob Tremblay

has come a long

way since 2015’s

Room. “I wanted

to do a comedy

so much,” the

12-year-old tells

Us about Good

Boys. “But it’s

harder for me to

hold in laughter

than it is to make

myself cry. In

the middle of a

scene, my face

would turn red.

I’d be trying so

hard to hold in

laughs.”

POTTY MOUTH

At home, Trem-

blay isn’t much

like his character.

“Max swears

and I don’t! I

would get sent

to my room,” he

notes. However,

his parents tell

him to “go for it”

when it comes to

language on set.

“We say it’s

like Vegas: What

happens on set

stays there!”

GOOD GIRLS?

One thing he can

relate to? Max’s

interest in girls.

“I’m very love-

struck,” he says.

But we won’t kiss

and tell: “That’s

classified!”

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