Because you were focused on other things last week, it's possible you missed some crazy news coming out of NBC, involving a total retooling of Up All Night, a sitcom about Maya Rudolph sharing screen time with other people, including a baby.
Amy Poehler and Will Arnett, the couple you just know you could be best friends with if only they'd stop for dinner in your town one night, have announced they are separating after nine years of marriage.
Mansome, the latest documentary from Super Size Me director Morgan Spurlock, seeks to answer the question of what it means to be a man "in a world where the definition of masculinity has become as diverse as a hipster's facial hair in Williamsburg."
Ashton's hot blonde lover tells all. Kristen Stewart says her teachers failed her. Beyonce says her bump is real. Rashida Jones poses in bunny ears and calls penises "unsexy." Wednesday gossip lasts for hours.
The concept for NBC's Up All Night, which premiered last night, is a great one: get a hip pair of thirtysomethings like Christina Applegate and Will Arnett and show what happens when they decide to become parents. The problem is it's a great concept for a movie—not a TV show.
Today NBC put on its presentation at the annual television upfronts, which is when broadcast networks show off all their new shows to potential advertisers. Here are clips of the six new programs that will be joining NBC's ever-flagging roster this September.
Everyone's favorite cult comedy actor is saddling up for yet another television show. Will this one stick? Let's hope so. Also today: Arnold Schwarzenegger announces his next move, TV actors leave and join pilots, and John Travolta is so gangsta.
Chandler's new show premiered last night where Monica's old-new show should have been, and it blew it out of the water. Also today: lots of pilot casting news including TV roles for movie people, an interesting idea for The Office's future, and a scintillating blind item.
For those who missed this Late Night gem, here's "The Pro Bowl Shuffle." In it, comedians rap Chicago Bears-style dressed as some NFL favorites (like Will Arnett as Brett Favre and Horatio Sans as Troy Palomalu.) Amusing lyrics included!
Maulik Pancholy (who you should recognize as Jack's assistant on 30 Rock or Weeds' Sanjay) appeared on Running Wilde playing himself. The premise: convincing Emmy that he's a doctor. The problem: The only TV show Emmy watches is 30 Rock.
While Mitch Hurwitz claims that he's doing everything in his power to keep Fox happy, Running Wilde was just as bonkers as Arrested Development once was in last night's episode. This time, there's medieval costumes, horses, jousting, and a wedding!
Will Arnett's new series Running Wilde continues to struggle with low ratings, but fans remain supportive. Will had a lot to say about creating a show, balancing comedy and romance, and staying funny under pressure when Gawker.TV interviewed him recently.
Today at Gawker.TV, the local woman who photographed the McDonalds burger speaks, the series premiere of Nick Swardson's Pretend Time, Billy Bush implies that Audrina Patridge is slutty, and Will Arnett gives a steamy shirtless carwash for Andy Richter's enjoyment.
Last night's episode of Running Wilde featured its two main characters acting like completely self-absorbed and oblivious cock-teases. Who were the recipients of these theoretical blue balls? A junior high school student and Andy Richter. Warning: shirtless Will Arnett ahead!
For the first time since its premiere, an episode of Running Wilde was funny! Granted, it had pretty much the same set-up as Arrested Development in that it was like watching Gob in an office environment sans "Office Magic."
With some 48 odd hours to go til IFC's premiere of The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret, our hopes are high.
Last night's episode of Running Wilde made it clear that this is not the next Arrested Development. It's good (in a watered-down, slightly-absurd sitcom way) but is this really what Fox thinks America is looking to watch? Clips inside.
Today at Gawker.TV, Katherine Heigl and David Letterman smoke electronic cigarettes, Will Arnett takes to the news desk at Good Day new York, Isaiah Mustafa stars on Chuck, and all of The Situation's best moments from week two of DWTS.
The dashing Will Arnett stopped by Good Day New York this morning to promote his new series Running Wilde. Before his interview, Will swiftly and unexpectedly attempts to steal Greg Kelly's job. Watch the clip to see what happened.
Mitch Hurwitz places his faith in FOX again with the Will Arnett/Keri Russell vehicle Running Wilde. Arrested Development (even with critical and cult celebration) lasted 3 seasons, Sit Down, Shut Up less than one. Is the third time the charm?
