Chris ODonnell and Jack McBrayer are set to share the big screen with some rowdy animalsThe two have signed on to star in the live-action CGI-blended film Cats Dogs The Revenge of Kitty Galore The Hollywood Reporter reportsDirected by Brad Peyton and produced by Andrew Lazar the movie is a follow-up to 2001s Cats Dogs um was anyone asking for a sequel and continues the plot of the felines and canines battle for control of EarthScript is by Ron Friedman and Steve Bencich whove mastered the art of animated animals with Chicken Little Open Season and Brother BearLive-action filming has already commenced in Vancouver while voice casting is expected to follow shortly Joyce Eng
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We've seen our share of PSAs, but they usually don't tend to be as over-the-top ridiculous when trying to prove a point as this one. In this video, 30 Rock's Jack McBrayer stumbles across two lovely ladies who are completely and totally turned off by this juice box-drinking, Hootie and the Blowfish-listening loser. You'll have to wait until the end to understand how this hilarious skit has anything to do with the fight against cancer, but we have to give it to StandUp2Cancer.com for its fresh approach!
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Stepping in to the TV Guide Sexiest Stars Party at Katsuya Thursday night, the place was packed as throngs of people swished through the crowded front room and snaked around past the sushi bar, the photo booth and into the back room, S Bar. Servers moved through the crowd with trays of tall, exotic cocktails, and the bar was lined with glossy guests in hip threads. Weaving through the scene were recognizable celebs squeezing by. Suddenly, there was E! host Michael Yo high-fiving a TV Guide pal (his rumored new main squeeze, Karina Smirnoff, was not in tow). Next, there Kenneth the Page — aka Jack McBrayer — who seemed just as earnest in real-life as he does in his 30 Rock garb. Upon some intros, he shook hands, and said, "Thanks for having me!" It was tempting to inquire about his video costar, Mariah Carey, and her new husband, but there was sushi waiting (priorities, priorities).Stepping in to the dining area with a pomegranate Mojito in hand, the central sushi-making ar...
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Ever wondered what a Fox reality show would look like on NBC? Watch, and revel in, the glimpses we’re shown of the fictional (at least for now) reality spoof "MILF Island" in tonight’s first episode back of 30 Rock. Everyone from Alec Baldwin’s deliciously malicious network boss Jack Donaghy to a certain other vice president who should have better things to do are glued to the season finale of "Island," which is what Survivor would look like if populated by cougar moms and adolescent boys. It’s a hilarious backdrop to an episode that, as is often the case, is at its best when Jack and beleaguered Liz Lemon (the terrific Tina Fey) tangle and tango over the sad state of the business we call show. A business where a breakout reality star can be judged on her appeal to the key demographics of “soccer moms, Nascar dads, white-collar pervs and the obese.” How many ways do I love 30 Rock?Liz, the clay-footed hero of this brilliant satire, is naturally appalled...
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Today’s Lunch-isode Series: 30 RockEpisode Title: “Rosemary’s Baby”Season: 2Year: 2007Why we love this episode: There’s one reason and one reason only for this particular selection. No, it’s not guest star Carrie Fisher, nor is it Kenneth’s basement ‘page-off’ (though both are fabulous storylines). What made us laugh the most was Alec Baldwin’s sheer comedic genius in the scene where he brings Tracy to a therapist and ends up role-playing not only as Tracy’s dad and mom but even as “da white dude his moms left his dad fo’.” Absolutely brilliant! (13:56 – 16:32). Watch it now! Your take: What's been your favorite 30 Rock episode to date?
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