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Each time I see an interview with Chris Pratt, I grow ever more convinced that he is essentially playing himself when he plays Andy Dwyer on Parks and Recreation. But if you watch carefully, this clip from The Ellen DeGeneres Show shows a few key ways in which he is different from Andy. More
What is Movie 43? Whatever it is, it’s all up in my streaming TV commercial breaks. Scratch that, streaming TV and cable TV commercial breaks. But in all honesty, do you know what’s happening in this trailer? More
Emma Stone was funnier in The Amazing Spider-Man than she is in the red-band trailer for Movie 43. Fortunately, we did find a few skits in this ensemble comedy that look promising. More
Will one Funny Or Die video be enough to convince us that Ashley Tisdale can match Anna Faris‘ comedic chops in the Scary Movie franchise? More
MTV awarded Emma Stone the Trailblazer Award last night, and she followed it up with a perfect, emotional speech about her own trailblazers: “What’s incredible about them is they make me want to be more myself, because they’re all originals.” More
The first trailer for The Dictator seems to go more for showing Sacha Baron Cohen‘s glamorous lifestyle and not so much the comedy. That must be why we don’t see his love interest Anna Faris but get both a Megan Fox cameo and a Kardashians joke. More
Please can Saturday Night Live make their faux-Lifetime game show What’s Wrong with Tanya?! a regular sketch? Because it’s a hilarious parody of the insane plots of the latest teens-in-trouble flicks. But even if The Powers That Be don’t bring this back in the next few weeks, at least we’ll always have Anna Faris and her pitch-perfect imitation of the quintessential, oblivious Lifetime mom. More
Between Penn Badgley‘s protest appearance and this, is it safe to assume that every actor who’s known for playing a certain character is pretty much just playing himself? More
The new Anna Faris flick What’s Your Number?, which had been considered a contender to be the “new Bridesmaids,” took a paltry 7th place at the box office its opening weekend. The film earned a mere $2 million on Friday, meaning it barely edged out Abduction for that 7th slot. Cinema Blend has called the move an “instant failure.” More
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Here’s the premise of the new comedy What’s Your Number, which is out today: Anna Faris plays a character named Ally Darling whose younger sister Daisy is about to marry the high school boyfriend she’d fallen out of touch with years ago. Ally is still hopelessly single, and it doesn’t help that she read a Marie Claire article claiming that women who have slept with more than 20 men will never nab that coveted husband. Ally has had exactly 20 penises inside her vagina – meaning: any more and it will start to weep, take up knitting, and adopt stray cats. Ack! More
First off, why do celebrities even hire body doubles? Isn’t part of their job to have rocking bods (and asses, and boobs)? More
It’s funny how, in doing an interview for her new romantic comedy What’s Your Number?, Anna Faris immediately started blabbing about the big difference between how many men she’s slept with and hubby Chris Pratt‘s number — which she says he’s never actually told her. More
Alison Brie and Gillian Jacobs star respectively as the characters Annie and Britta on NBC’s Community. As part of a stellar crew supporting Joel McHale’s Jeff Winger, they offer two of the funniest and most likable female characters on TV. I think the actresses are immensely talented, and every article and interview I’ve read portrays them as a pair of genuinely charming and pretty rad ladies. However, this photo shot for GQ very much rubs me the wrong way.
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We’re used to Sacha Baron Cohen pushing the envelope when it comes to embodying outrageous, offensive characters like the ignorant Borat and the very, very gay Bruno. But with his new film, The Dictator, he may not be the most twisted mind on the production team: The movie is based on Zabibah and the King, a romance novel allegedly written by Saddam Hussein. So what you see is Cohen channeling Hussein in a love story about world war. More
