If anyone could save a Lifetime movie about Grumpy Cat—who is not a character with a personality, just a normal cat whose charm can be experienced in full through a still JPG—it would be delightful permanent eyeroll Aubrey Plaza, right? Aubrey Plaza definitely thinks so, not sarcastically.
A few hours after several new stolen celebrity nudes were posted to Reddit yesterday, new items from an apparently extensive collection of hacked celebrity photos started to pop up—including photos allegedly of Gabrielle Union, Kate Bosworth, Hayden Panetierre, and Lake Bell, and private videos said to feature Aubrey…
Writer/director Maggie Carey’s The To Do List is so sex-positive, it borders on propaganda. At the very least, it functions as a sort of Ethical Slut 101, an instruction on the hilarity of sex and the joys of portraying exploratory women onscreen. “Let’s get to work, vagina!” says protagonist Brandy Klark (Aubrey…
On last night's Conan, guest Aubrey Plaza was asked about the soon-to-be-infamous masturbation scene from her upcoming not-a-romantic-comedy The To-Do List.
Last night, MTV solidified its reputation as the network with the worst awards show security, when Parks and Recreation actress Aubrey Plaza stormed the stage (possibly drunk, definitely barefoot) to interrupt a speech by comedian Will Ferrell.
On last night's episode of Conan, millennial movie star Aubrey Plaza regaled the audience with a potentially tall-tale of how she came to hang a portrait of a nude, callipygian woman alleged to be her in full view of all who enter her home.
Formerly known as The Hand Job, Funny or Die writer Maggie Carey's directorial debut The To Do List follows the coming-of-age misadventures of "a Type-A overachiever (Aubrey Plaza) who comes up with a 'to-do list' featuring all the risqué extra-curricular activities she missed out on in high school and wants to…
Here is the trailer for Damsel In Distress, produced, written, and directed by Woody Allen-habitué Whit Stillman. It is about a trio of friends traipsing about doing good and effecting change on their male-dominated college campus.
It's nice to know that Parks and Recreation's April Ludgate is equally less-enthused when in space. Here's the first episode of CollegeHumor's Forcefield Troopers.
On this week's Portlandia, Fred and Carrie hire none other than Parks and Recreation's Aubrey Plaza to watch their home while they go away on a trip. Or so she thought.
On tomorrow night's Portlandia, Aubrey Plaza (who plays Parks & Recreation's April) will make a visit to the feminist bookstore. It seems that she'll run into the same types of problems that Steve Buscemi did last week.
On Lopez Tonight, Aubrey Plaza discusses her work experiences prior to being an actress. Of the many waitressing jobs that she got fired from one of the most memorable was being a cocktail waitress in a bowling alley/secret nightclub.
On Good Day New York, Aubrey Plaza dropped in to promote her new movie. Maybe it was early, maybe she wanted to make people at FOX uncomfortable, or maybe she was drunk. Either way, enjoy the bizarre interview that ensues.
Today at Gawker.TV, Aubrey Plaza reflects upon her days paging at 30 Rock, a misogynistic jerk on Dating in the Dark, a very sore loser onLast Comic Standing, and Christina Hendricks first TV appearance on MTV's Undressed.
Last night, the always charming Aubrey Plaza stopped by the Tonight Show to chat with everyone's least favorite late night host. She dropped anecdotes about her time as a "dark witch" page and her great first impression with Katie Couric.
Some of you are old enough to remember when a commercial was a commercial. When somebody on the television just looked at you dead on and said "This product is worth buying." The game has changed.
A couple is watching Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares until a news interruption tells them it's essentially Doomsday. This edition of Terrible Decisions shows what not to do in that type of situation.
Since starting as Ron's assistant, April had managed to make her boss happy by halting all potential public interactions. Supplicants were scheduled for a day the secretary thought she'd invented through calender trickery. Unfortunately, that day is very real.
You may know Aubrey Plaza from Parks and Recreation, but she also does some mean stand-up, here she is with a spot on Sarah Silverman impression.
While Leslie's Directors picnic was the central source of Parks and Recreation's comedy, the drama came from Andy and April, who, after falling for each other in their respective dumb-witted and detached ways all season, finally had a date... almost.
