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. 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 Read more

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 Read more

Judy Greer is one of those actresses who gets me excited about a new TV show, which is the case today: she's just signed on to star in CBS comedy Mad Love. Greer is replacing Lizzy Caplan as Connie, one of four friends who are looking for love in New York City. It may not be the most original of concepts, but it sounds a bit better than I'm With Stupid, the sitcom she was previously attached to. Read more

Should I just classify this under "so bad it's awesome"? The trailer for the live-action version of Marmaduke truly has to be seen to be believed. First, you have Owen Wilson voicing the mischievous cartoon dog, which is trippy in itself (a giant Great Dane sounding like a stoner = surreal). George Lopez provides the voice of his best friend the cat, Fergie plays a love interest, while Lee Pace Read more

Who knew that Tom Ford, the king of in-your-face sexual advertising, would create a moving and nuanced film that explores the complexity of death and relationships? A Single Man (see the trailer here) is earning rave reviews, and I can't wait to see it. Neither could Madonna, Judy Greer, and Julianne Moore — all of whom attended the premiere wearing creamy red lipstick. It's a bold look that Read more