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Is it just us, or is the most of the fun in seeing animated movies trying to figure out which famous actor is voicing your favorite characters? That's what we thought. So we're taking the guessing game out of the trip you're taking to theaters this weekend to see Monsters University and are putting 5 famous faces to 5 characters in the film. Of course you already know that John Goodman and Billy Crystal voice the main two monsters, Sully and Mike, but which TV stars, past and present, have roles in the film, too? We think some of these might be suprising..
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Aubrey Plaza. The Parks and Recreation star plays the Greek Council President in the movie, which basically means that she leads the Scare Games, which is basically like the equivalent of the Olympics for undergraduate monsters. Her character could use some dental work but otherwise she's a looker.
John Krasinski. We recognized John's masculine, sexy voice immediately when his animated monster, Frank McKay, makes his debut early on the film. Frank is the best Scare Monster at Monster's Inc, which is similar to how John played Jim, the best (ish) employee at Dunder Mifflin on The Office. Art imitating...art, you guys.
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Charlie Day. The guy from It's Always Sunny is obviously funny in this film, both funny in terms of jokes and funny in terms of looks. He plays Art, a misfit fraternity brother at Oozma Kappa with a questionable past and also hilarious one-liners. Like that one where, when discussing their hidden talents, Art says "I have an extra toe! Not with me of course." Hilarious.
Sean Hayes and Dave Foley. Jack from Will & Grace and that guy from, um, other funny things, star as siamese twins Terri and Terry Perry, the two-headed monster also part of Oozma Kappa fraternity. Who's cuter though?
Beth Behrs. Beth, aka Caroline Channing from 2 Broke Girls, has a small but important part in Monsters University as Carrie Williams, the head sorority sister of Python Nu Kappa sorority. She's basically like the monster version of Elle Woods.
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Monsters University comes out this Friday, June 21! Are you excited for the prequel to Monsters Inc? Did you know all these guys were in the film? Tweet us @OKMagazine!
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If you've ever suffered from buyer's remorse after purchasing a ridiculously expensive, yet oh-so-adorable pair of shoes or another LBD, let us just say—we completely understand. But, today is National Splurge Day, and that means everything you buy is completely justified and basically necessary. Take that, credit card bills! In honor of what is one of our favorite holidays of the year, the OK! Editors have shared the splurges that hurt their wallets but made their hearts happy, which is what really matters, right? OK! News: Who Wore It Better? Kylie Jenner or Shay Mitchell? "Every once in a while, I randomly decide I need to buy myself something super expensive. I can honestly remember every single time I've gone retail crazy. Last week I stopped in Kenneth Cole, turned into Carrie Bradshaw, and bought myself a pair of shoes—I'm not sure I want to admit how much I paid for. They're so gorge, so I totally don't regret it. The perfect addition to my closet." —Victoria, Editorial Assistant OK! News: What Kim Kardashian Can Do to Lose the Baby Weight "I'm splurging on an upcoming trip to the California coast with my bestie — it's totally breaking my bank account but it's totally worth it." —Emily, Social Media Manager OK! Exclusive: Dance Moms' Melissa Says She's The Nice Mom "I bought this beautiful, vintage, beaded top with scalloped edges and sequin trim for NYE one year. I basically had just graduated college and already owed my life in student loans, but I didn't care—this gem (that cost $350) was worth it. Not only do I still have it, but I still love wearing it!" —Kelli, Fashion and Beauty Editor Photos: The Best Beauty Products for Summer "I bought Justin Timberlake and Jay Z tickets this summer. It is a ridiculous price for a concert ticket but then you think, 'well it is JT and Jay Z and at Yankee Stadium, sooo once in a lifetime?' I haven't been to the show yet but I already know it's worth it. " —Lea, Video Editor OK! News: Jay-Z Announces New Music "I spent $350 on a haircut one time. But it's ok...it was for my birthday!" —Nicole, Photo Editor OK! News: How An OK! Editor Got Hair Like Blake Lively "I had been wanting a Chanel bag since high school and I finally got up the courage (and sort of the funds) to buy it about a year ago when my friend was working a Chanel sample sale. I purchased the little black one with the C's. Now I only really use the bag when I go have a fancy occasion, but considering I have 5 weddings coming up this summer, I know I'm getting my money's worth." —Haley, Entertainment Editor Watch: Gretchen Rossi Opens Up About Friendship With Alexis Bellino "My biggest splurge ever was my wedding dress. I've always loved, loved, loved Monique Lhuillier's designs so when I got married I knew I had to wear one of her wedding dresses. I worked my tail off to pay for it but six years later I still think it was worth it!" —Kelly, Contributing Writer Photos: Gorgeous Pics From Tamra Barney's Wedding What are some things you've splurged on? Did you regret the purchase or was it totally worth it? Tweet us @OKMagazine and tell us the details! Photo credit: Getty, Kenneth Cole

Reapplying a layer of lip gloss is doable, but the start to finish, reboot of foundation and moisturizer kind of makeover is pushing it. Correct me if I'm wrong, but most of us don't have time for that. When are you supposed to eat lunch? By the end of the day, I like a refresh of beauty. OK! News: Rihanna's New MAC Colour Collection — Take a Look! Photos: Red-Carpet Fashion at the MuchMusic Awards I recently learned about Lorac's Touch-Up To Go Concealer and Foundation Pen—aka the super convenient solution to every beauty bag problem I've ever had. The product—doubling as concealer and foundation—comes in a tube/paintbrush kind of shape (no need for the extra bulk of separate makeup brushes) and releases the liquid by clicking the button at the bottom. The formula can then be brushed on wherever your complexion is needing a little TLC. When I think of celeb beauty, a fresh complexion is my number one thought. And you know that part on Sex and the City where Carrie screams to Samantha, "Hey, Hollywood!"? That's how I feel with this gem. Watch: Ashley Tisdale Answers Your Twitter Questions! It also comes in 12 different shades, which allows you the opportunity to match up your skin tone to a T. What's your concealer tip? Tweet @OKMagazine and leave a comment below. Photo credit: Courtesy of Lorac
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