Shocking reports out of the Sundance Film Festival indicate that the movies have been overshadowed by celebrity behavior--in this year's edition, by the collapse of 30 Rock comic Tracy Morgan. The Hollywood Reporter, er, reports that Mr. Morgan collapsed after an awards ceremony honoring him (and other megastars like Kate Bosworth and AnnaLynne McCord). Read More
We’re here to tell you just how to set your DVR before heading out for drinks or dinner–or just watching something better on TV! Sure, you're planning on watching 30 Rock tonight--we don't need to tell you to DVR it. But we encourage you Read More
In light of Tracy Morgan's outburst at a comedy club, for which he's already done the apology routine, claiming his violent fantasy about killing a gay son, we recalled Tina Fey's speech at the GLAAD Media Awards this year (embedded below!), when her series won a prize for its episode featuring Liz Lemon's gay Read More
Plenty happens each day—how to keep up with it all? Time to test your memory!
--How did Tina Fey acquit herself as a tertiary character in a fake Bravo reality show?
--...and how does Mel Gibson do in Jodie Foster's new dip into directing?
--Speaking of which! How did the husky-voiced directress--scandalously!--finagle her way onto Read More
30 Rock last night satirized both Jezebel--recast as "JoanOfSnark"--and the blog chatter about Tina Fey's failures as a feminist. The episode dealt with protagonist Liz Lemon's struggles with a new, disconcertingly flirtatious female writer--and ended up at the conclusion that there are many different ways to be feminist, and that Liz hasn't mastered Read More
All that's missing is a Maya Rudolph novel! The women of Saturday Night Live's early-2000s renaissance are following in Tina Fey's footsteps by writing books. Rachel Dratch is putting together and has sold a memoir on "humorous reflections about what happens after the time on the show is over," including motherhood--which sounds a Read More
Yesterday, we reported on Tina Fey's burgeoning career as an essayist--complete with book tour and publication in The New Yorker. The essay got press for being honest about the judgments women disproportionately face. Curiously, Fey has often been the subject of such judgment from The New Yorker itself; she's the rare first-time Read More
Tina Fey's Bossypants, due out in April from Little, Brown's Reagan Arthur, may be one of several TV-star books hitting the market, but it's getting a particularly big push. Today's anniversary issue of The New Yorker features an excerpt from the newly minted essayist (subscription only) on the demands of motherhood and TV Read More
Blurgh! Tina Fey has sold her teeny West 85th Street pad, but for exactly the same price she bought it for.
The comedian and her hubby, composer Jeff Richmond, had been using the studio apartment as an office. It went for $550,000, the same price they paid for it in 2006. With some uncharacteristic snark, the Read More
Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin and Rachel Ray will be among the prominent New Yorkers to star in the newest iteration of the 'I Love New York' commercials, the state announced today. The ads are aimed at increasing tourism, a goal that's more important than ever in light of the state's flagging economy.
"Just like a Read More
"Did you see Tina Fey and Sheryl Crow are wearing the same dress?" CBS correspondent Lesley Stahl whispered to a friend at the New York Women in Communications Matrix Awards at the Waldorf Astoria on Monday morning, April 19. And there they were: Ms. Crow and Ms. Fey in almost-identical floral Dolce & Gabbana fitted Read More
Date Night star Tina Fey was back as host of Saturday Night Live, and she brought along her Sarah Palin getup, plus a question: What would the world look like if Ms. Palin had her own television network?
Not to be outdone in the comedy realm, Newt Gingrich told CNN's Candy Crowley yesterday that Ms. Read More
Spring is in the air, and that can mean only one thing: high-concept romantic comedies that wouldn't necessarily find an audience in the crowded summer months! Here's our handy guide to the week's new releases—by which we pretty much mean …
Date Night
What's the story: A funny thing about Date Night: If it starred Read More
Jimmy Fallon, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers play Read More
NYTV: Glenn Beck's Enemies List Grows By One King of the Read More
