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Three New Clips From 'Young Adult'

Charlize Theron is so foul in her new movie.

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As if Tuesday's clip of Young Adult hadn't already heightened the anticipation of seeing Charlize Theron as the popular girl you went to high school with and hated (but secretly loved), here are three more clips of the South African actress behaving very badly. Watch, as she tells an ex she wrote a character about him in her latest YA novel, passive-aggressively digs at his child, and has poor luck finding a Marc Jacobs outfit in her hometown.


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