Check out the Hilarious PSA of Jessica Alba and Matt Damon teamed up with a number of other celebrities, filmed a World-Cup themed PSA for the 1Goal.

In more-than-one minute Funny or Die video below, Matt is seen starting doing things he shouldn't do for the PSA, which was made to call on world leaders to make education for the 72 million children out of school the lasting legacy of this World Cup.

As his co-star Jessica looks bothered with his gesture after he yells, "Including clean drinking water!!", the actor blames it on a substance he has taken.

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Taking her turn on the red carpet, Jessica Alba showed up at UGC Cine Cite des Halles in Paris on Thursday night, June 24.

Sporting a forest green Lanvin cocktail dress, the "Honey" hottie soaked up the spotlight as she readied to head inside for the premiere of "The Killer Inside Me."

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Jessica Alba and friend headed off to the town to load up on all of the household needs as they dropped by the local CVS pharmacy in Los Angeles on Saturday, June 19.

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Bringing an end to another week, Jessica Alba enjoyed a stroll around West Hollywood on Friday, June 18.

Looking darling in a grey sleeveless top with jeans and boots, Mrs. Alba hit up Bel Bambini, loading up on purchases a cool mist humidifier for daughter Honor Marie.

Speaking of her role in the new movie "The Killer Inside Me," the 29-year-old revealed that the role has shocked her friends. She said, "My friends were probably the most taken aback. They were trying to get images out of their head for a while."

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Looking kinda crazy, Jessica Alba made an unusual poses along with American Girl dolls for the Summer 2010 issue of GenLux magazine.

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Check out the interview below, where Jessica Alba chatted about the excessive violence in the Michael Winterbottom's movie "The Killer Inside Me." Here's the highlight:

So I watched the movie last night alone ... at home ... late at night ...
Oh no! That must have put you in a happy-go-lucky mood. Like, I just want to do cartwheels around the living room now!

I do not recommend it. What are the different reactions to the movie that you're getting?
Most people are just, like, "That was intense." But everyone understood what it was - it's an adaptation of a Jim Thompson pulp-fiction novel, and so knew what to expect going in. My friends were probably the most taken aback, because they don't usually watch indie movies, and they have certainly never seen me portrayed like this. They were trying to get images out of their head for awhile.

I actually had to cover my eyes when your character was getting killed. But I heard what was going on.
Oh, I know, you're like, "Uhhhhhhgggg."

What were your thoughts when you read that scene?
I think we're so used to watching death portrayed in a much more glamorous or glorified way. It's usually a hero who comes in and he's chopping someone's head off or shooting somebody, but you don't really get to see how horrific death can be. So this is the ying to the yang of how death and killing is usually portrayed in pop culture.

This movie is a departure for you. You usually do big-budget, audience-friendly films.
I know, but after I had my daughter, I wanted to concentrate on doing movies with good directors. For the past eight years, I've worked with, primarily, first-time directors with the exception of Robert Rodriquez [for Sin City], where the directors were still trying to figure out their thing, more or less. And it's different when you work with someone more experienced. After I had my kid I was like, Gosh, as an artist it'll be so much more fulfilling to work with directors who can pull a performance out of me.

So how did Winterbottom pull this one out of you?
Luckily, it was only confined to four days and I just went for it. And it was scary and horrific and awful. I think the film is perfect in the way he portrayed the novel; in a weird way, it's similar to Sin City, how Robert really brought to life Frank Miller.

Some critics have complained about the excessive violence in the movie, especially against women.
But it's a Jim Thompson novel about a sociopathic killer who's a coward! I think the detail that went into the killing of the women is actually showing how weak he is, because he's preying on the people who loved him the most. I think a lot of people also want everything to be shiny happy people, and they want killing to be a sexy guy with his shirt off blowing guys' heads off. This just shows how horrifying it is, which is responsible, actually.

You've said that it's frustrating to be thought of only in terms of your pretty face. In this movie, that pretty face gets hit until it's deformed. Was that part of your thinking in taking the part?
[Laughs.] Yeah, maybe that's why I was drawn to it. It's like, Really? This is all I have, okay, I'm going to get rid of this. Now how do you like me? Now you're getting into why I act. Now you're getting into the catharsis. That might be some sort of subliminal thing. I wasn't like, I'm going to show them! It was more like, Oh, that's a statement.

You mentioned that your work changed after your daughter was born. How so?
If I'm going to be away from her, it needs to be worth it. I don't want to be away from her doing some big silly movie where I'm running around in a leotard shooting people for six months. I'm not saying I'll never do that, but right now, that's not where my head's at.

You're in Robert Rodriguez's Machete, for which he recently released a trailer playing on Arizona's immigration law ...
Robert is hilarious. Honestly, we made that movie a year ago, when none of this had happened yet. But I just love that he did that.

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Enjoying the fine west coast weather being had, Jessica Alba and Honor Marie stepped out for lunch at Urth Caffe in Beverly Hills, California on Tuesday, June 15.

Later, the adorable mom and daughter, who both dressed down in casual skirts, a tee and a tank and sandles stopped by children's boutique Lola et Moi, where the "Fantastic Four" babe picked up some cute outfits for her little darling.

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Tending to the day's agenda, Jessica Alba departed her home on Friday, June 11, for taping her guest appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, which will be aired on Sunday, June 13.

For the show, the "Into the Blue" beauty wore a black and beige structured silk top and A-line black mini-skirt with stiletto shoe-boots.

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