Conan
Conan O'Brien scored a victory over NBC in his debut.
His new TBS show attracted 4.2 million viewers, beating the 3.5 million who tuned into Jay Leno's Tonight Show on NBC and the 3.4 million who watched David Lettermen's Late Show on CBS. Jon Stewart's The Daily Show on Comedy Central drew 1.3 million viewers.
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Emma Stone
Another week of Saturday Night Live, another host wasted with mediocre skits. Easy A star Emma Stone popped in and out of skits so briefly it seemed like she wasn't even hosting the show.
As for the skits she did appear in:
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Seth Rogen, Tom Hanks, Jon Hamm and Michael Cera will be among the first stars to sit on Conan O'Brien's couch during the first week of his TBS talk show, the network announced Thursday.
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Bob Denver
Hey, little buddies: Ready to play casting director? With Gilligan's Island headed to the big screen, it's time to choose your favorite castaways.
Gilligan's Island adaptation headed to the big screen
Brian Dennehy is a natural for The Skipper, but what about red-headed beauty Ginger? Perhaps ...
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Seth Rogen and James Franco
What would appear to be one prerequisite for scoring a membership in the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences? Working with Judd Apatow.
Frequent Apatow collaborators Seth Rogen, James Franco, Michael Cera, Paul Rudd and Jane Lynch are among the 134 industry names invited to join the elite Hollywood club this year. As members, they would enjoy voting privileges for all future Oscar ceremonies. (Apatow himself was invited to join AMPAS last year.)
Relive all the action from this year's Oscars
In addition to Team Apatow, five ...
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Michael Cera
Break out the frozen bananas! The final piece to the Arrested Development puzzle has been put into place.
Michael Cera has reportedly agreed to sign on to the film project after being the only cast holdout for several weeks, according to attorney Bob Loblaw (just kidding! E! Online told us). The rest of the cast ...
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Michael Cera
The long-awaited Arrested Development movie is happening — but it's currently arrested in development by one of its own.
Michael Cera, aka George Michael Bluth, is the sole cast member who has yet to sign on to the big-screen feature, E! Online reports.
"I know he's thinking about it," Jason Bateman said while promoting his new animated Fox series, Sit Down, Shut Up (premieres April 19 at 8:30 pm/ET). "And we're all awaiting some finality to all of that so ...
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Jake Gyllenhaal courtesy Paramount Pictures
"I wish I could quit gravity!" Jake Gyllenhaal is set to star in Doug Liman's untitled project about a private expedition to the moon and the race for lunar colonization.... Also per Variety, Michael Cera (Superbad) and Kat Dennings (40-Year-Old Virgin) are two bridge-and-tunnel teens who fall in love over the course of a sleepless night in Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist.... Eric Oliver Stone will produce and Billy Walsh Antoine Fuqua will direct Escobar, a biopic about the infamous Colombian drug lord (this one not starring Vincent Chase, hopefully). Meanwhile, Javier Bardem is fronting a rival Escobar pic, Killing Pablo, for director Joe Callahan.
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Michael Cera by John Shearer/WireImage.com
Arrested Development's Michael Cera, who stars in this Friday's Superbad, has joined the cast of Youth in Revolt, a big-screen take on C.D. Payne's novel series.... JAG alum David James Elliott is in production on the indie The Rainbow Tribe, playing a cancer victim who helps out at a camp for troubled youths.... Live Free or Die Hard director Len Wiseman is in talks to helm the Gerard Butler-fronted Escape from New York remake.Related: Gerard Butler Ponders Great Escape
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Will and Jada Pinkett Smith have set up two new comedy projects at rival networks, says the Hollywood Reporter. For the CW, the marrieds who proffered All of Us are shepherding a look at divorced mothers who reside in a large apartment complex. Over at ABC, the premise revolves around a conservative, upper-class African-American man and his liberal, lower-middle-class Jewish wife.... Arrested Development alum Michael Cera has been tapped to write, produce and star in The Good Life, a scripted short-form series for CBS' Innertube broadband channel.
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