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Jimmy Fallon — visibly moved to be returning to Studio 8H as a guest host — invited a gaggle of his old pals along with him, beginning ...
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Malin Akerman
How I Met Your Mother is headed to the big screen — sort of.
The CBS comedy has enlisted Malin Akerman, Jason Lewis and Chris Kattan to star in a fictional movie within the show on the May 17 episode, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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The film, titled The Wedding Bride, tells the event's of last season's finale when...
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Cheri Oteri, Chris Kattan, Tracy Morgan
Tracy Morgan has two words for his former Saturday Night Live co-stars, Cheri Oteri and Chris Kattan: "F--- 'em."
According to Defamer, the 30 Rock star says his ex-colleagues mistreated him during their SNL years together in his upcoming autobiography ...
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Chris Kattan and Sunshine Tutt by Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage.com
Unlike some of his Saturday Night Live sketches, Chris Kattan's marriage is coming to an end. According to People, the SNL alum and his fashion-model wife Sunshine Tutt have separated after eight weeks of marriage. Kattan's rep said the couple is "just separated" with "no plans to divorce at this time."Kattan and Tutt began dating in 2005 and were married June 28. No reason for the separation has been given. — Adam Bryant
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TV Guide Network's TV Watercooler reports that Isaiah Washington will (again) discuss his Grey's Anatomy exit on Star Jones' new Court TV show when it premieres Monday at 3 pm/ET.... Starting Aug. 19, Big Brother 8 fans with Verizon's V CAST Mobile service can catch live feeds from the house.... Food Network has renewed Ingrid Hoffman's Simply Delicioso for a second, 13-episode season.... Sean Kingston, Keke Palmer, Chris Kattan and Tony Hawk are among the many stars on hand for the annual Arthur Ashe Kids' Day event, broadcast Saturday at 2 pm/Et and Sunday at noon, on CBS.
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IFC is developing for 2008 Bollywood Hero, an eight-episode, half-hour comedy series starring Chris Kattan as a version of himself.... MTV is developing a pair of scripted series: Darius, about the dark and secret life of a seemingly "all-American" teen, and Cheerleader Camp, a horror series pegged as "Heathers meets Scream".... Spike TV is retooling its original-series strategy to target comedy as much as drama, says Variety. As such, the cabler is developing The Factory, a semi-improvised comedy (à la Curb Your Enthusiasm) from Strangers with Candy cocreator Mitch Rouse.
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Jennifer Morrison and Jesse Spencer, who play Dr. Allison Cameron and Dr. Robert Chase on Fox's House, got engaged over the holidays in Paris, reports People.... Former Saturday Night Live funnyman Chris Kattan got engaged to model Sunshine Tutt on Christmas Day.FYI, there's a funny gas smell in Midtown this morning, and they're now not letting anyone into the office building — lucky me got here early! — so if you don't hear from me again, tell ScarJo I never meant for it to end this way.
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SNL alum Chris Kattan and 3rd Rock's French Stewart are lending their pipes to Two Dreadful Children, the new cartoon comedy being developed at Fox, says the Hollywood Reporter. They will voice neighbors of a redneck family boasting a set of horribly disobedient, genius twins.... The gay-friendly pay network Here! has bought rights to The DL Chronicles, an anthology series about "men of color who lead double sex lives," aka are "on the down low," says Variety.
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And not just 'cause if you ask some bozo to keep it down, he'll tell ya to do stuff to yourself that you always thought you needed a partner for, either. Hostel — a sort of National Lampoon's European Vacation for masochists — debuted in first place at the box office with $20.1 million. (But if people are really so into torture, why didn't Elektra do better? Riddle me that.) Dropping into second and third, respectively, were The Chronicles of a Movie Whose Title Is So Long, It Could Be Considered a Chronicle in and of Itself (with $15.4 million) and King Kong (with $12.5 million). Nowhere near the top of the heap was the Adam Sandler-produced turkey Grandma's Boy, which took in a measly $2.9 million and, we hope, made Chris Kattan feel at least a little better about Corky Romano.
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