In Acting School with Will Arnett, the actor clues us in on the best tips to playing an arrogant ass (think Arrested Development's Gob.) He talks about riding a segway and how to pull off "the Mickey Rourke look-away" inside!
Today at Gawker.TV, Will Arnett and Jimmy Fallon play golf inside the NBC studios, VH1's I Love Money has returned post-murder/suicide, The Soup upgrades to HD, Kathie Lee and Hoda reveal too much, and Katy Perry's boobs guest star on Sesame Street.
Will Arnett was the guest on Friday's Late Night and what better way to end the work week than a round of golf? Only this round was played inside Studio 6B. Watch the two funnymen work on their stoke, inside.
Today at Gawker.TV, the Morning Joe gang thinks your favorite band is groovy, Christina Ricci fondly recalls punching SNL's Ana Gasteyer in the face, Will Arnett's suit, and Chelsea Handler gives the inside scoop on her experience hosting the VMAs.
In a special one-on-one interview with Regis, Will Arnett opened up about how he first met his wife Amy Poehler seven years ago. Other highlights include: a clip from next Tuesday's Running Wilde and a very Great Gatsby-esque suit.
Now this is a brilliant way to advertise a new TV show—let the witty and charming star of the show interview himself! Will Arnett does just that in this quick video about Fox's Running Wilde.
Today at Gawker.TV, Will Arnett shares stories of fatherhood with David Letterman, Jon Glaser hams it up on Late Night, Paul Shaffer's cameo on Running Wilde, and Steve Buscemi blames Paul Reiser for ruining his career as a stand-up comic.
Yes, we'd all love to be Will Arnett and Amy Poehler's adopted child/servant/slave. Let this clip help out your fantasies with stories of the birth of their youngest son Abel. Will and Dave getting all fatherly looks great on them.
At the end of Will Arnett's interview on the Late Show, he played a clip from Running Wilde—the show he co-produced with Arrested Development mastermind Mitch Hurwitz. Inside, check out a clip that features band leader Paul Shaffer.
Today at Gawker.TV, Michael Kors has a freakish bellybutton, Mad Men's Sally Draper adorably answers questions of cast partying, Amy Poehler and Will Arnett are delightful, international military advertising, and The Soup addresses casting rumors of the next TV season.
This duo made Ryan Seacrest's Red Carpet interview actually enjoyable! Watch as Amy Poheler talks about the expensive jewelry she's wearing as Will Arnett offers to assist anyone that's thinking of mugging her for it. Charming video inside!
Snooki's about to get a lot more boring. Spencer Pratt spent seven grand on strippers. Lady Gaga wears another outrageous outfit! Joe Biden meets a guy in an Obama mask. Saturday's Gossip Roundup is undiscovered country. Let's explore.
The second video from DumbDumb, the Bateman/Arnet production company, is The Dancer. Jason Bateman stars as the new stripper at a club who harnesses the soul-redeeming power of Orbit gum to help his... fellow man.
Today at Gawker.TV, Jason Bateman and Will Arnett experiment with product placement, R. Kelly opens the World Cup, John Stewart has another BP tirade, Bethenny Frankel acts like a hypocrite, and Stephen Colbert inspects Michael Jordan's new facial hair.
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.
Last night's not-really-new-but-never-aired episode of Sit Down, Shut Up centered around the production of a high school play, opening floodgates for HSM jokes. Oh, there's a scene where Will Arnett's character has a conversation with an magical imaginary cat, too.
50 Cent continues to earn the "actor" part of his "rapper-actor" moniker. The Hurt Locker wins a bunch of non-Oscar awards. Shutter Island wins the weekend. Betty White might host SNL. The Roundup cares about hockey. Do you?
Today at Gawker.TV, a pint-size Jersey Shore, Will Arnett acts alongside Amy Poehler, Jimmy Fallon does his Neil Young impression, Kelly Ripa laughs at the names of Canadian cities, and a look back at this week in Late Night.
Will Arnett joined wife Amy Poehler on Parks and Recreation last night as Leslie Knope's date, for what proved to be one of the most hysterically awful nights out in broadcast history, following every romantic cliché: dinner and an MRI.
The disgraced former NBC chief who left the network to become the Something-something of Somewhere Online has enlisted Arrested Development's Jason Bateman and Will Arnett to create a new digital production company, called DumbDumb. An apt title.
