Jimmy attended the Giorgio Armani / Vanity Fair Private Dinner in L.A. yesterday. I’ve uploaded 5 HQ photos from this event and some HQ candids from October 1st.

GALLERY LINK:
Public Appearances > 2011 Appearances > [2011.10.11]Giorgio Armani / Vanity Fair Private Dinner (HQ)
Paparazzi Photos > 2011 Candids > [2011.10.01]Studio City (HQ)

James Marsden is making his way through the Emmy-nominated comedy series.

The actor, who guest starred last season on Emmy winner Modern Family, has booked a multiepisode role on NBC’s 30 Rock, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Details on Marsden’s role are being kept under wraps but he’ll stick around for six episodes of the Tina Fey comedy.

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Who says getting divorced means you can’t be friends?

One day after news broke that James Marsden’s wife, Lisa Linde, had filed for divorce, the pair stepped out in Studio City, Calif., with their son Jack, 10, looking like the “great friends” their rep told PEOPLE that the former spouses intend to be.

The X-Men and 27 Dresses star, 38, and Linde, 39, were married for 11 years and also have a 6-year-old daughter, Mary. Linde cited irreconcilable differences in her divorce filing.

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I was really shocked when I read this, but it’s true that Lisa Linde has filed for a divorce. TMZ.com has confirmed it.

“X-Men” star James Marsden’s wife has filed for divorce, TMZ has learned.

Lisa Linde cited irreconcilable differences. She’s seeking spousal support and joint legal and physical custody.

A rep for James tells TMZ, “This was a mutual decision. They are committed to raising their kids together and remain great friends.”

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James Marsden has said that he would love to appear on True Blood.

The 38-year-old, who has worked with two True Blood stars before, confessed that he would not be opposed to making an appearance on the HBO series.

“Oh, that’s right, [I’ve starred with] Anna Paquin [in X-Men] and now Alexander [Skarsgård in Straw Dogs],” Marsden told MTV News when asked whether he would consider taking a role on True Blood. “That’s a good question.”

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Academy Award, Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning writer/director Oliver Stone (“Platoon,” “Wall Street”) will receive the Lifetime Achievement Award along with Academy Award-nominated, Golden Globe-nominated, Emmy Award-winning actress Lily Tomlin (“9 to 5,” “All of Me”) at the 14th annual Savannah Film Festival. The festival, which will take place Oct. 29 to Nov. 5, will also honor Golden Globe-nominated, Emmy and Tony award-winning actress Ellen Barkin (“The Big Easy,” “Ocean’s Thirteen”) with an Outstanding Achievement in Cinema Award and actor James Marsden (“27 Dresses,” “X-Men”) will receive a Spotlight Award.

Films to receive special gala screenings will include David Cronenberg’s “A Dangerous Method;” Drake Doremus’ “Like Crazy,” winner of the Grand Jury and Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival; Michel Hazanavicius’ “The Artist” winner of the Best Actor Prize at the Cannes International Film Festival; Roman Polanski’s “Carnage” winner of the Little Golden Lion Prize at the Venice Film Festival; and Sam Levinson’s “Another Happy Day,” starring festival honoree Ellen Barkin. The festival will also screen Agnieszka Holland’s “In Darkness,” Famke Janssen’s “Bringing Up Bobby,” Lynne Ramsay’s “We Need to Talk about Kevin,” Mark and Jay Duplass’ “Jeff, Who Lives at Home” and Ralph Fiennes’ “Coriolanus.”

Special guests currently scheduled to attend are Alec Baldwin, Universal Pictures President Ron Meyer, James Toback and Famke Janssen.

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Jimmy attended The Cinema Society screening of “Straw Dogs” with Kate Bosworth at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York City yesterday. I’ve uploaded 39 HQ photos from this event and 12 HQ photos from The Cinema Society with Dior Homme & GQ after-party for “Restless” on September 14th to the gallery.

GALLERY LINK:
Public Appearances > [2011.09.15]The Cinema Society Premiere of “Straw Dogs” in New York City (HQ)
Public Appearances > [2011.09.14]The Cinema Society with Dior Homme & GQ afterparty for “Restless” (HQ)

Jimmy recently attended the Tommy Hilfiger Men’s Spring 2012 fashion show and the after-party hosted by Tommy Hilfiger and Interview Magazine. I’ve uploaded some HQ photos to the gallery.

GALLERY LINK:
Public Appearances > [2011.09.09]Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week – Tommy Hilfiger Men’s Spring 2012 Fashion Show (HQ)
Public Appearances > [2011.09.09]Tommy Hilfiger Celebrates Spring 2012 Collections with Interview Magazine (HQ)

James Marsden is having one of the most unusual years for a leading man in some time. We asked the star of this Fall’s Straw Dogs remake about making the transition from acting opposite a CGI rabbit to a gang of bloodthirsty rednecks

Here’s a hypothesis: No leading man in the long history of cinema has ever starred in two more outrageously opposite movies in a single year than James Marsden. First movie of 2011: Hop, a zany Easter flick for kids in which he stars alongside a tiny CGI bunny. The second: Straw Dogs, a remake of Sam Peckinpah’s ultraviolent home-invasion rape-and-kill-fest, in which Marsden burns off James Woods’s face with a pot of scalding hot water. “I made Straw Dogs first,” he says, “and now I think you know why I did Hop. I needed to do some goofy pratfalls and talk to a rabbit for a few months.”

In the 1971 Straw Dogs, Dustin Hoffman played David, a nebbishy mathematician who goes Seal Team Six on a pack of local lowlifes after they rape his wife. Marsden’s rakishly handsome David? A “Hollywood screenwriter.” This isn’t the only break with the original, and Marsden, 37, is already bracing for the critique that sanding away Peckinpah’s more provocative sexual politics leaves nothing more than an exploitative southern-gothic bloodbath.

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Jimmy was photographed when filming his new movie “Bachelorette” in New York recently. Be sure to check out the HQ photos we’ve got!

GALLERY LINK:
Movie Productions > Bachelorette > On The Set (August 26, 2011)