Law Breaker Style Maker

Jake was named to GQ's The 25 Most Stylish Law-Breakers in Movie History for Jack Twist.

Now why Jack is why a law-breaker? Well GQ put it this way:

It's Montana in 1963. Shacking up with another cowboy won't be legal for another 34 years. It takes guts, to say the least. In shearling jackets, properly-matched denim, and, of course, a Western hat, Jack Twist dresses the part of a rugged fella willing to break all sorts of social and literal laws. The real style is in the way Twist pulls his clothes on though—consciously. Even self-consciously. His insecurities come out in the way he bundles his hands in pockets and lowers his hat's brim. He makes those tics look covetable though, even if his situation isn't.—A.R.

Speaking of styling, looks like someone is borrowing some shoes.

Check out those legs, it's uncanny.

Then again he did do crutches first.

Credit : Goosey -Cute Overload

Sly Fox

When the sky was falling Foxy Loxy lured Lucy Goosey and the rest of them, but I think in this case Goosey could be called Foxy Loxy too.



Austin didn't have any trouble with this scene -seems he has the delivery down pat. Somehow think he's used this approach before. Consistency is key. He clearly knows how to stay on task.

You think he ran some lines with someone just to be sure he was ready for rehearsals with Sophia? Great performances come from great preparation.

And Brooke speaks the truth - that grin should be illegal.


As for the sky - it might rain coffee - just doesn't mean to believe everything you're being told