Paul Giamatti: 'Hangover' set was intense

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Bradley Cooper, Paul Giamatti and Zach Galifianakis star in upcoming 'The Hangover: Part II.'

A "Hangover" can be serious. At the Nixon Watches and GQ screening of "Win Win" on Wednesday, Paul Giamatti, who says he plays a "creepy guy" in "The Hangover: Part II," told us things were "very intense" on the sequel set. "Not a lot of laughs," the 43-year-old added at the SVA Theatre. "Those guys" ? Bradley Cooper and Zach Galifianakis ? "aren't cutting up all the time." Indeed, Giamatti said, "I probably was d---ing around more than they were. ... Zach's not like ? I mean he's funny, but he's not f---ing around. It's interesting, actually."

Christine can't quit TV

Christine Quinn, TV addict? The City Council speaker shows her softer side on dot429.com, a new networking website for gay, lesbian and transgender professionals.� Quinn tells N.Y. columnist R. Couri Hay she and partner Kim Catullo, "DVR a lot." After professing, "I love 'Glee'!" Quinn tells Hay: "Kim would tell you ... that I spend too much time watching bad television, which isn't 'Glee,' but trashier TV."�

Deejay makes charity fun

Ian O'Malley wants to be Man of the Year, and make you happy, too. The Q104.3 deejay ? one of our favorites ? is vying for the New York chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Man of the Year title, which requires him to raise the most money for the group by May 19. Spurring on O'Malley is his 8-year-old niece, Kate, a cancer survivor and his muse for this challenge.

Fortunately, the rock jock knows how to make charity fun.� If you go to� Q104.3?s website and look for his name under the ?DJs? tab, you?ll see he?s offering some seriously cool auction opportunities on eBay. Bidding ends tonight, for instance, on a VIP package that includes four tickets to see Def Leppard and Heart at Jones Beach, backstage passes and personalized autographed guitars from each band.� He?ll also be adding new stuff, such as a sweet Cabo getaway.� So, keep checking ? and start bidding!

Foot on face ... cream

When Mark Cuban taped a guest spot on the upcoming season of ABC-TV's "Shark Tank," panelist Barbara Corcoran asked the billionaire how he stays so young-looking. Cuban said his first girlfriend told him to use foot cream on his face, and he still does. Barbara invited Cuban to the April 5 book party for "Shark Tales: How I Turned $1,000 into A Billion Dollar Business," which she co-wrote with Bruce Littlefield.� Maybe he'll share more beauty secrets if he goes.

Rolling in the deep

Jane Wenner just got hit with a pricey lawsuit. In a complaint filed in Long Island Federal Court, Brent Baynon, 50, alleges that he worked for Jane ? who helped found Rolling Stone with ex-husband Jann Wenner ? at her Amagansett, L.I., estate from 2009 until January. That's when, he claims, he was let go without explanation after suffering debilitating back injuries on the job. Baynon is seeking $70,572 in wages he says he's owed for having to work excessive hours. He's also seeking damages. Rolling Stone publisher Wenner Media and the head of its human resources department are also named.� Reps for both parties declined to comment.

Facetime with 'Entourage'

Hey, ladies! If Kevin Connolly friends you, look out! A source tells us the "Entourage" actor used Facebook to ask out a woman he'd met socially. After tracking down her last name through a third party, Connolly broke the ice via a private message to her FB profile. A request for a date followed ? which, our spy says, turned out way better than Kev's furtive approach might suggest.

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