Amy Poehler spoke to Harvard’s 2011 graduating class last Wednesday, where she talked about the rules of improvisitaon that she applys to her everyday life, her advice on becoming an actor (“Don’t do it” – at the 4:30 mark) and quoted the wise words of OutKast.
“If I’m a person that watches ‘Cougar Town,’ how can I be in ‘Cougar Town’? The more I start thinking about it, the less any of it makes any sense at all.”
This season finds Crook on Broadway again in “Jerusalem,” a play which was already an enormous success in the West End.
People on Twitter can use services like TwitPic, Yfrog or Plixi to share photos with their friends and family. Celebrities have concerns with these services because they aquire ownership rights to uploaded photos and can place ads alongside them.
On Monday, Youtube announced that it would become a new online rental destination in competition with websites like Hulu and Netflix. The company added 3000 titles to its growing media library, all available for rent on the website.
“He offered me the part right there and then! Let me tell you, this never happens. Never. An official offer usually comes in weeks later. I had to ask him to repeat it.”
“I did see the first one. I have not seen the second one or the third one.”
John talks about his episode of Law & Order: SVU, his long career and his stint on Glee!
Guild Task Force to work directly with AFTRA counterparts to develop formal merger plan for approval by National Boards in January 2012.
On the set of Mad Men playing account executive Ken Cosgrove, Aaron Staton deals with multiple cameras but probably not 32 at one time.
