Tina Fey

 NY Obviously, most of the time, this works: 30 Rock is clearly a comedy and Tina Fey will, in theory, get a chance to defend her Emmy win from last year in the Best Actress in a Comedy category; similarly Mad Men will be among the five dramas selected for ...

 NY It takes a clear talent to steal a movie away from the likes of Tina Fey, Lindsay Lohan (back when she was actually good) and Rachel McAdams, but Ms. Caplan managed to do so with aplomb—we'll forever love her triumphant line reading of “suck on that! ...

 NY While ABC is busy trotting out a comedy block filled with past-their-prime sitcom veterans, NBC has a bunch of comedians that people actually like: Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Steve Carell, and now, The Soup's Joel McHale, who stars in the new series ...

By Christopher Rosen March also brings the premiere of the latest show from Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas, Party Hard, a new comedy for Starz that Mr. Rudd is a producer on. The sitcom, which centers on the lives of six caterers trying to live their life in Los Angeles, was picked up a few months back and we're hap...

By Christopher Rosen How have we never heard the term "internerds" before? In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Tina Fey uses our new favorite new word to describe the hordes of opinionated internet commenters who have become an extremely vocal minority in the last few years. Brilliant, Ms. Fey! We're t...

By Christopher Rosen Saturday Night Live This is an obvious one. Nearly 17 million viewers watch Sarah Palin's appearance on Saturday Night Live, and if it wasn't for her emergence during the campaign, we have a feeling the most talked about show of the year wouldn't have been talked about at all. Lorne Michaels...

By Christopher Rosen This has been a bellwether month for Lorne Michaels. Not only has Saturday Night Live seen its ratings rise some 161 percent from a year ago, but Mr. Michaels has been doing more interviews than the political figures his show regularly mocks. Lorne actually has talking points now! Seriously...

By Christopher Rosen Right now, the only solid political impressions that Saturday Night Live has in its limited coiffeurs are the Clintons--Amy Poehler and Darrell Hammond kill as Hillary and Bill. But nearly every other one is done by a non-cast member (Tina Fey, Chris Parnell, Queen Latifah immediately a...