Lake Bell and Scott Campbell
Lake Bell is engaged to tattoo artist Scott Campbell, E! News reports.
Bell, 33, met Campbell when he guest-starred as himself on her now-canceled HBO series How to Make it in America.
"They're absolutely thrilled about the engagement," a friend of the couple told E! News. "They're a wonderful couple who make each other very happy. Lake is beaming about it."
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Zooey Deschanel
If it feels like a month of Tuesdays since Fox aired new episodes of freshman breakout comedy New Girl (as well as Glee and Raising Hope), you're not far off.
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Bryan Greenberg and Victor Rasuk
When How to Make It In America returns, best friends Ben (Bryan Greenberg) and Cam (Victor Rasuk) will be back in New York hustling to become successful designers. With their business finally off the ground, Greenberg says viewers will see them move forward, albeit slowly, while growing personally as well. Check out the top reasons to watch Season 2 when it premieres Sunday at 10:30/9:30c on HBO.
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New Girl
Fox has embraced the New Girl on their Tuesday block. The network has ordered 11 additional episodes of the hit comedy — making New Girl the first freshman series to receive a full season pick-up.
"We love the charming Zooey Deschanel and the entire cast, we're knocked out with the work that Liz Meriwether and the whole staff is doing and we are really psyched about the upcoming episodes in the pipeline," said Kevin Reilly, Fox's president of entertainment. "It's great that audiences have responded so positively so far and we're confident that...
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Lake Bell, Natasha Lyonne
Fox has found a few more New Girls.
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Lake Bell and Natasha Lyonne will guest-star on the Fox comedy, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
The series stars Zooey Deschanel as an unlucky-in-love elementary school teacher who moves out of her philandering boyfriend's apartment and in with three unruly guys.
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Bell, best known for her role on Adult Swim's Childrens Hospital, will play...
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Children's Hospital
Send in the clown doctors. Late-night programmer Adult Swim has renewed Childrens Hospital for a fourth season, Cartoon Network announced Tuesday.
The satirical medical series is written by and stars Rob Corddry as a doctor who wears clown makeup and "blood"-splattered scrubs so he can practice what he calls the "healing power of laughter" at a hospital where the staff is more interested in tending to their overactive libidos than treating patients.
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Children’s Hospital
Cartoon Network has renewed Childrens Hospital for a new 14-episode season, the network announced Friday.
The medical drama satire, which pokes fun at shows like ER and Grey's Anatomy, follows a...
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Childrens Hospital
If medical shows like House, Grey's Anatomy or even Scrubs have been too serious for you, then you might want to check into Childrens Hospital.
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The series, which mercilessly skewers the genre, was created by The Daily Show alum Rob Corddry during the writers' strike of 2007—08, and streamed online at thewb.com in five-minute segments. Now graduated to Cartoon Network's late-night Adult Swim (where the initial shorts have been airing since July), Hospital begins a run of 12 original, 15-minute episodes on Sunday at 10:30/9:30c.
Corddry stars as Blake Downs...
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Childrens Hospital
Grey's Anatomy, you got served.
The single greatest medical drama in the history of comedies debuted last night when the banana web series ...
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Children's Hospital
The transition from web series to TV could have been tough for the often-grotesque medical satire Childrens Hospital -- a show where doctors get turned on by life-threatening surgeries and saving patients takes a backseat to highly choregraphed dance numbers, among other things. Fortunately for the show's fans, it isn't going to primetime: it's going to Adult Swim, where it's freakishness will fit in just fine.
"Adult Swim has the closest thing to an outsider's sensibility," executive producer Jonathan Stern says. "We figured that was the closest we could come to being on television without actually people thinking we were on television...
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