Seth Rogen is on the cover of GQ’s Comedy issue. Funny how it’s a magazine for the fashion conscious and he’s sporting a freshly, fluffed afro puff; but I get how you’re sick of any talk of hair and nails, so we won’t go there.

Inside Seth Rogen talks about convincing Jonah Hill (fat kid from Superbad) to turn down a part in Transformers 2, “You want to make a movie about fightin’ robots? Make your own movie about fightin’ robots. You can do that.”

Seth Rogen demonstrated that by staying home on his crew’s hangout night to continue writing the script for his starring role in
The Green Hornet.. “It’s got a fun attitude to it, but we’re trying to make it super-real, like the Bourne movies. We want the action to be really intense.”

Despite all the hoopla in Times Square..

Eddie Murphy’s Meet Dave was a disaster at the box office.

Most people will catch it Seth’s way.. let’s take a trip to the set.

Rogen lumbers up the steps of his trailer. Evan Goldberg and Matt Bass, Rogen’s assistant and “wingman,” are watching Se7en on the trailer’s big-screen TV. This is how Rogen spends most of his downtime - half-watching forty or so minutes of whatever movie they can find on cable, waiting for a P.A. to knock on the door and tell him it’s time to go back to work.

“It’s almost like being on an airplane,” Rogen says. “A movie that you’d never watch in a million years, it’s like, ‘Ooh—Norbit’s on. I can finally watch that.’

Read the full story at - “Rogen’s Run”