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These days, our knowledge of celebrities too often originates with paparazzi images and snarky quotes by anonymous "insiders." After a while, it's easy to forget that stars are real people. That's why HuffPost Celebrity decided to launch its all-new #nofilter quick-fire question and answer series. Because how well do you know someone until they've shared their guiltiest pleasures?

Nerdist's delightfully trippy web series "Neil's Puppet Dreams" has seen Neil Patrick Harris get probed by fuzzy aliens, come face to face with a puppet version of Chris Hansen and have his "trouser weasel" examined by the aptly named Dr. Feltman. And the series' final installment, released today, gets the Bollywood treatment (rapping cow included). "You can never have enough puppets in your life, whether they’re for your children or for singing musical numbers," Harris tells The Huffington Post. Truer words have never been spoken. In honor of the finale, we...

The latest edition of the Indie Spotlight contains all of the recent independent horror news sent our way. In this feature, we have a look at a Behind the Mask Leslie Vernon action figure, details on an upcoming screening of Teller’s Play Dead, multiple trailers, and more:

Behind the Mask’s Leslie Vernon Action Figure: “This Rhode Island based toy company has their first line of licensed product out that will surely be a surprise to quite a few horror fans out there. Based on the character from the 2006 movie “Behind the Mask, The Rise of Leslie Vernon”. They have just released their 7” action figure and limited edition reproductions of the mask & scythe props from the movie.

It’s one of the best horror movies in the last 10 years and we’re very excited to have this as our first license says president Neal DeConte who started the company...

Courtney Stodden is on the hunt—for the guy starring in her music video, that is. E! News exclusively learns that the teen bride is casting her romantic male lead for the music video for the song "Reality," and she has a very specific idea of what she wants this mystery man to look like. "He has to be attractive. She's looking for a Chris Hemsworth-type look," her momager, Krista Keller, tells us. "She's excited! She's able to choose somebody who she feels is going to be perfect for that spot. She's gotten a big response to the casting call." The video will be directed by Michael Serrato, who Keller says brings a "controversial edge" to...

Courtney Stodden is set to shoot a sensual music video that will make headlines. In a press release, she said . I am very excited about making my music video and turning my single .Reality. into sensual actuality.

Her video director Michael Serrato said .Fans can expect to view original iconic imagery,which captures the essence of Courtney Stodden.s electrifying sexuality, amazing life and epic personality..

Michael Serrato is famous for his work on Neil Patrick Harris. Neil Puppet Dreams.; Reality is a completion of club remixes from the KlubJumpers and DJ Drew G.s Dirty Pop.

Courtney has desperately trying to get in the lime light after marrying 52-year old actor Doug Hutchinson and shooting some racy pictures. She has been trying to get into the music career but has had many problems with landing a gig that will put her on the chats.

Do you have that one house on your block that you just wonder about? I'm talking about the house whose Halloween decorations always look just a little too good, a little too bloody, a little too runny, a little too ... off-putting. Well, folks, we've got a short film for you in which Mr. Tricker owns that house.

Directed and co-written by Mike Kochansky (Mark Byers also wrote) and starring Michael Serrato, Carrie Seim, James Markidis, and Patrick Logothetti, Mr. Tricker's Treats is a very amusing little short with a fun holiday twist. If you've got five spare minutes, it's definitely worth a look.

But before you scroll down and get a look at Mr. Tricker, can you tell me exactly how he gets that blood splattered on his porch looking so real?

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Comic Julie Goldman is blazing some new trails. The star of Logo's The Big Gay Sketch Show has recently relocated from New York to Los Angeles, started her own fashion blog, and has co-written a new lesbian romantic comedy, Nicest Thing, which she is currently developing for the big screen.

Goldman has been a fixture on the New York comedy scene and has already made memorable appearances in a slew of short and feature films, including Big Dreams in Little Hope, Out At the Wedding, Happy Birthday, and The D Word. When she's not busy being a television and movie star, Goldman is performing stand up comedy across the U.S., for which she has won the 2007 Mac award for Headlining Comedian in NYC and the New Now Next Award for Brink of Fame Comic in 2008.

We recently caught up with Goldman to talk about what she did last summer,...