Jennifer Garner is a compulsive liar.

The 'Invention of Lying' actress admits sometimes it is easier not to tell the truth.

Jennifer Garner's three-year-old daughter reads Jane Austen novels.

The 'Invention of Lying' actress is keen for her children - Violet and eight-month-old Seraphina, her kids with husband Ben Affleck - to have a broad range of interests, and is already encouraging Violet to read classic literature.

Taylor Lautner left the set of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon" where as the werewolf Jacob, he was busy romancing Kristen Stewart's Bella. But now he's on the set of a new movie and he's moved on to his next screen romance: Taylor Swift.

The two Taylors were seen locking lips in front of cameras for "Valentine's Day," an upcoming romantic comedy set to release next year. In the movie, Lautner plays a high school jock who's got his eyes set on running the track with Swift's character.

Jennifer Garner will "kick the a*s" of anyone who makes fun of her husband Ben Affleck. The actress clashed with her "Catch and Release" director Kevin Smith - an old friend of the "Pearl Harbor" star - because she didn't understand he wasn't making serious attacks on the actor.

Smith explained: "Jennifer does not share the same sense of humor as me - she did not like my jokes."

Jennifer Garner refused to film scenes in front of Ricky Gervais for their new movie. The 37-year-old actress found working with the British comic star, who wrote, directed and starred in "The Invention of Lying," impossible because he kept bursting into laughter and ruining their scenes.

She explained: "Ricky is very specific about things, although the worst thing about him as a director is that if something is funny at all - and it was very improvisational - he breaks and laughs and ruins your take."