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Jennifer Lawrence overworks herself to the point of vomiting. She made the admission that she’s a “big puker” on Monday’s “Late Show With Stephen Colbert.” See video below.

Lawrence told Colbert she even vomited the day before her appearance. “I’m a puker. I’m a big-time puker,” she said, jokingly adding, “I get Lindsay Lohan grade exhaustion.”

Lawrence attributed her throwing up to constantly working and refusing to cut back her on grueling hours. “I don’t stop working because I’m a show pony. I don’t stop,” said Lawrence. “I just keep going, I think, until eventually my body’s just like, ‘If we don’t make her barf or pass out, she won’t stop.’”

But sometimes the vomiting stems from other reasons. Lawrence told Colbert that she came down with a stomach virus the day she was scheduled to shoot a make-out scene in her upcoming movie Joy. “We were spinning, and I’d start puking, and then I’d like do mouth wash and be like, ‘Hey, you ready?’” she laughed. “Licking my chops like, ‘Ugh, let’s do it!’”

Watch the video below of Jennifer Lawrence discussing with Stephen Colbert how she vomits all the time, and tell Gossip Cop what you think.

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FOX has just released a mini-documentary chronicling “American Idol,” less than a month before the series begins its 15th and final season. Watch below!

The 20-minute documentary features plenty of the people that fans grew to knew and love over the course of the show, including original judges Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell, and Randy Jackson. Although the retrospective brushes aside some of the more infamous parts of the competition’s history, like the feud between former judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey, it touches on all of the classic moments that made “American Idol” one of television’s greatest successes.

Cowell acknowledges that without season 1 winner Kelly Clarkson, “It wouldn’t have been the same show.” Indeed, Jackson says it was clear that “as soon as she opened her mouth, we were like, ‘Uh-oh. We got one.’” Meanwhile, current judge Jennifer Lopez talks about being “devastated” when Chris Daughtry was voted off the show in season 5, and further shares how she knew Phillip Phillips would win season 11 after sitting through his audition.

The final season of “American Idol” will premiere on January 6, with Lopez, Keith Urban, and Harry Connick Jr. returning as the judges. Ryan Seacrest, of course, will be back as host Watch the documentary below and tell Gossip Cop what you think.

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Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens hits theaters this Friday, and in honor of the film’s release, Vanity Fair asked a slew of celebrities to name their favorite Star Wars character. Watch the video below!

Han Solo got the most love among the celebrities, with Adrien Brody, Brie Larsen, Elizabeth Moss, and Sarah Silverman all declaring Harrison Ford’s character as their favorite. Helen Mirren took a less conventional approach by naming Jabba the Hutt, while Ellen Page said she loved the Ewoks because “they’re so cute.”

Chewbacca is also a highly popular character, among the celebrities polled. Josh Brolin praised the Wookiee because, “He doesn’t say a lot. I understand that character because he makes noises and I make noises when I want to communicate.” Liam Hemsworth even admitted that he “did his call on the red carpet recently and it was the worst mistake of my life.”

Sandra Bullock is a fan of the Mos Eisley cantina, while Jessica Chastain preferred Princess Leia. Kate Winslet noted she adored Darth Vader. And Salma Hayek spoke out in favor of Yoda.

But not every celebrity is a Star Wars fan. “This is really embarrassing. I’ve never watched Star Wars before,” said Emily Blunt. “I am now deported!”

Watch the Vanity Fair video below of celebrities choosing their favorite Star Wars characters, and tell Gossip Cop what you think.