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The 7 Things We Learned From Tina Fey’s Episode of Inside the Actors Studio
For one: Women, please refrain from eating Lean Cuisine in the workplace.
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For one: Women, please refrain from eating Lean Cuisine in the workplace.
Plus: Chuck Lorre faked it 'til he got fired from the Muppet Babies and My Little Pony, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Plus: Don Rickles's racist, sexist humor from the pre-p.c. era, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
The former anchor wants the former governor to be a guest on her new daytime talk show.
The former governor tells us about her husband's latest gig, Stars Earn Stripes.
And the Emmy goes to ... well, duh.
Wonks weren’t the only ones who watched.
"It just seemed like not only the story in the book that I was interested in, it seemed like one of the great political stories ever."
"Looking at the trailers alone gets my blood boiling."
Did she nail her impression?
"I am a huge fan of Sarah Palin. Cause she's rad."
Let's see which — if any — of documentarian Nick Broomfield's "revelations" in 'Sarah Palin: You Betcha!' actually draw blood.
Who is best able to defend America with his or her bare hands?
This documentary is straight hagiography, without nuance or ambiguity or the admission of opposing viewpoints.
Plus: Kyra Sedgwick is actually related to husband Kevin Bacon, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
Red staters don't see docs, and liberals who hate her likely won't want to pay for the privilege.
There's something vaguely Madame Tussaud–ish about this look.
Plus: fat people and primordial dwarves.
Not to mention McCain and Clinton.
"It's like putting a cheap cigarette into a fancy cigarette pack."
He really, REALLY likes Sarah Palin.
Both late-night hosts used the same gag.
Aaron Sorkin is angry about 'Sarah Palin's Alaska.'
Plus, Craig Ferguson puts the F-word in Katie Couric's mouth, on our regular late-night roundup.
It's horrible.