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Mark Wahlberg and Amanda Seyfried share a sweet kiss on set Ted 2 on Tuesday in New York City. Read More »
To celebrate another season of CSI, the iconic Cheers star Ted Danson sat down last week with Entertainment Weekly's Kyle Anderson and chatted about his lengthy career. During which, he touched on the secret to comedy. As examples, he cited Seinfeld and his former Cheers co-star Woody Harrelson. Read More »
It’s crazy to think it’s been three years since the culmination of comedian David Cross’ IFC series The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. Earlier today, it was announced that the Arrested Development star would return yet again to the series for a six-episode season in 2015. Read More »
Comedian Chelsea Hander isn’t shy about a lot of things. One of those things is flashing her breasts to support something. Which is exactly what she did yesterday, Oct. 6, in order to promote her upcoming SiriusXM Town Hall interview with Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl. Read More »
Bored To Death could be coming back, but this time instead of it showing up on HBO for a new season of hilarious episodes, it might be hitting the big screen! In a recent interview, star Jason Schwartzman revealed that a movie is in the works and that the series creator Jonathan Ames is writing it. Unfortunately, Ames is pretty in-demand these days, so he's busy with another project. We have more details of the Bored to Death movie and Jonathan Ames' other project below! Read More »
Tonight was the series premiere of comedian John Mulaney’s new Fox sitcom Mulaney. Starring the comic alongside former Saturday Night Live player Nasim Pedrad, Seaton Smith and the legendary Martin Short and Elliott Gould, the premiere left us a tad eh, to be… descriptive. Having said that, we’re also hopeful! Read More »
Fox's Brooklyn Nine-Nine aired its second episode – titled "Chocolate Milk" – of Season Two earlier tonight. In the episode, we follow Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) as he helps Detective Terry Jeffords (Terry Crews) struggle with the choice of getting a viscectomy, Captain Raymond Holt (Andre Braugher) battle it out with a former co-worker (Kyra Sedgwick) and Charles (Joe Lo Truglio) attempting to find a date to his ex-wife's engagement party. Read More »
The Community actress might be saying farewell to her hit NBC comedy, but she is adding a new acting job to her resume. Yvette Nicole Brown is joining CBS' The Odd Couple. Read More »
Season 2 of Fox's award-winning comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine got off to a great start last week with its premiere, but this week's "Chocolate Milk" episode is looking to top it. Episode 2 introduces a new character, Capatain Holt's nemesis Deputy Chief Madeline Wuntch, played by Kyra Sedgwick. What will this new character do to the show's dynamic? Let's take a look at some preview photos and videos to get a hint. (SPOILERS to follow) Read More »
Ever since the 2001 laugh-riot comedy Super Troopers hit theaters in 2001, becoming a cult classic in the years to come, we've all pretty much begged for a sequel. We've heard rumors and a lot of promising talk about Super Troopers 2, but this week star Steve Lemme pretty much confirmed that Broken Lizard is making the film just as soon as it gets funded. He suggests a Kickstarter campaign could have to be implemented, but the mustaches will be back! Read More »
Adventure Time is a trippy little cartoon that grew into something much bigger, encompassing multiple industries outside of Cartoon Network, including merchandising and publishing. Considering all of the craziness around the show, creator Pendleton Ward stepped down during season 5 as showrunner, without many people even knowing. In a new Rolling Stone Magazine profile on the cartoonist, Ward explains why he left the show before season 6 and why making episodes of his brainchild has become too much for him. Read More »
Jerry Seinfeld's long-running sitcom "about nothing," Seinfeld, is arguably one of the greatest comedy shows of all time. So when the comedian praises another series with that same description, it should be considered some of the highest acclaim it can receive. In a recent interview with Vulture, the Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee web series creator spoke highly of Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's IFC channel hit series Portlandia, deeming it his favorite current show and saying he believes it's one of the best ever! Read More »
