If you've been nursing a crush on Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence, the odds just tipped ever so slightly in your favor. According to E! News, the Oscar-winning actress is single again after a quiet split with X-Men costar Nicholas Hoult.
"They spent a lot of time apart because of work, and it was difficult on their relationship," said a source. The source added that the breakup "was very amicable," which means there's always the chance that they'll rekindle by the time the next X-Men rolls around — so don't throw out that Mystique/Beast fanfic you've been working on just yet.
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