Judy Greer

The Descendents actress Judy Greer certainly did not shy away from color during a special screening of the movie in LA. And while her bright pink tuxedo suit may be too loud for everyday dressing, it would be the perfect way to turn on your lover on Valentine's Day. Start with a bold pink blazer — black lapel optional — and pair it with equally bright pants or jeans. Or if all-pink is too much statement for you, pair your bright blazer with muted black pants. Wear a classic white button-down, Mary Janes like Judy's Manolo Blahnik pair, and simple stud earrings. You don't want to pile on the jewels with this look since the suit itself is statement enough. Beyond V-Day, this outfit can also work at your next birthday bash where you're the center of attention. Just swap the button-down for a sexy black bustier and the Mary Janes for strappy platforms.

The trailer for Peep World makes it look a lot like The Royal Tenenbaums, if one of the Tenenbaum kids had written a book about the family and infuriated everyone. Youngest child Nathan Meyerwitz (Parks and Recreation's Ben Schwartz) has just published Peep World, exploiting the lives and problems of each of his siblings. The casting of the brothers and sister is its biggest draw: Michael C. Hall, Rainn Wilson, and Sarah Silverman make up the Meyerwitz family, and if those actors aren't enough to get you interested, there's also Judy Greer, Taraji P. Henson, and Kate Mara in the supporting cast.

The predictable family fight at the dinner tables ensues, relationships are tested, and resentment continues to build toward Nathan. Still, there are some very funny moments in the preview for the indie comedy, so check it out when you read more

When I visited last week's Winter TCA, I got to hear some details about new CBS series Mad Love starring Jason Biggs, Judy Greer, and Sarah Chalke. After the panel, I sat down for a few minutes to chat with Greer about the sitcom, her role as Connie, and we even talked about the much-anticipated Arrested Development movie and her appearance in Love and Other Drugs, where she got to work with Jack Gyllenhaal. Check it out!

The sitcom is alive and well, especially on CBS, which unveiled its latest comedy, Mad Love at the Winter TCA. The show is an ensemble comedy starring Jason Biggs, Sarah Chalke, Judy Greer, and Tyler Labine as four twenty-something singles falling in love in New York City. The stars and series creator sat down to talk about their rom-com-flavored sitcom and how great the cast gets along.

• Biggs fielded questions about why he wanted to do the show, and he replied that he has "been trying to do something with CBS for quite a while." He says it's been a great experience for him, especially since the cast has such great chemistry: "We've been having a blast." And to his credit, he didn't shy away from poking fun at his own career, joking, "I have sex with a sheet cake in the second episode."
• Biggs and Chalke play characters who fall for each other in the pilot, and Labine and Greer play their cynical pals. When Labine and Greer were asked how they felt about constantly being cast as sidekicks, neither seemed particularly disappointed by it. It's "less hours and more fun," according to Labine, while Greer shrugged it off, saying, "I love my career . . . I think it's been awesome."
• Amid the best-friend talk of Labine and Greer, series creator Matt Tarses took the opportunity to point out that their characters, Larry and Connie, aren't just best friends. Indeed, they hate each other immediately in the pilot, but it's obvious they they may be more: Tarses says that "there's an attraction that'll play out over the course of the show" between them.

To find out more about Mad Love and Greer's comments about Miss Guided, just read more