Archive for September, 2011

We all know Seth Rogen as mainstay of slacker comedies, but with 50/50 opening he is now the king of Cancer Dramedies. »

Set in New York and released a couple of weeks after 9/11, Zoolander would go on to quietly answer the question that had been asked by the pundits and critics: not only did people find it appropriate to laugh, they had a profound need to laugh, especially at a time of tragedy. »

Zoolander is not just a movie that stands alone, but itself is a sort of connective tissue between a number of important milestones in our popular culture. It's the most important comedy film of the past decade and is lovingly appreciated by so many members of The Stiller Generation. »

The list of participants for the upcoming Kennedy Center Honors event for Will Ferrell is confirmed to include Jack Black, Paul Rudd, John C. Reilly, Conan O'Brien, Adam McKay, Lorne Michaels, Maya Rudolph, Molly Shannon, and Larry King. »

In the biggest Emmy shocker of all-time, Steve Carell loses his final chance at Emmy victory to the Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons. »

Surprise hit Bridesmaids is coming to home video on Tuesday. In addition to Apatow Productions' regular extras, such as Line-o-Rama and an unrated version, there is a deleted scene featuring Paul Rudd. »

A new video featuring some our favorite stars has appeared as a way to raise awareness of the charity Stand Up to Cancer. »

Seth Rogen has revealed that Jonah Hill and James Franco will co-star with himself and Jay Baruchel in 'Jay & Seth Vs. the Apocalypse.' The real-life pals will play themselves, starring as friends trapped in a house after surviving the apocalypse, only to realize they can't stand each other. »

Seth Rogen will not be appearing in the Knocked Up sequel, but he is set to direct and star in the anticipated full-length version of Jay and Seth vs. the Apocalypse. »

Breaking news from the It's-About-Fucking-Time-Department! »