The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien will welcome a range of talent including director Quentin Tarantino and O'Brien's first ever Tonight Show guest, Will Ferrell, as the late-night host prepares to split with...
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Yvette Nicole Brown of NBC's Community sat down with TVGuide.com, offering a taste of hilarious off-screen antics. Brown also teases what's coming up with her character Shirley, the many relationships at the community college and who may be next to lock lips with Joel McHale.
TVGuide.com: What's the on-set reaction been to the full-season pickup for Community?
Yvette Nicole Brown: It's been amazing. Every week we're finding out that more and more people are watching. We're like, "Really? We got five more people? Awesome!" We're looking at it as a...
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Looks like Chevy Chase is finally ready for prime time.
The Emmy-winning comedian and Saturday Night Live alum has been cast in the NBC comedy pilot, Community, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Should it get picked up, the series will feature Chase's first regular prime-time role.
Community, described as "Stripes at a community college," stars Joel McHale as Jeff, a lawyer who returns to college after his degree is deemed invalid. Chase will play ...
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You know him as the wiseass host of E! Network's popular series The Soup, but Joel McHale is shaking things up these days in a serious movie with Oscar-winners Matt Damon and Steven Soderbergh in The Informant.
The dark comedy/thriller based on Kurt Eichenwald's "The Informant: A True Story," tells the tale of brilliant academic Mark Whitacre (Damon), a rising star at conglomerate Archer Daniels Midland. But some shady price-fixing tactics within his company ultimately lead Whitacre to become one of the FBI's highest-level executive to turn whistleblower in U.S history.
McHale's role as FBI agent Robert Herndon was "about as fun as it could be." What really stuck out about the experience was ...
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Some of televisions funniest personalities are trading in their camera work for live audiences at the New York Comedy Festival this week. TVGuide.com caught up a few of them, including Tracy Morgan, Frank Caliendo, Joel McHale and Carlos Mencia, to find out how they compare their work on television with live stand-up routines in front of thousands of people.
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