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1 10 People I'd Like to See More of in 2011
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2 Ann Veal Lands A Job!
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3 Meet the 7 Evil Exes From Scott Pilgrim vs. the World!
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4 Hot Buzz Time Machine: Michael Cera and Mae Whitman on Arrested Development
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5 Bill Hader, Andy Samberg, and Tons of Funny People Line Up For Hand Job
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6 Peter Krause, Maura Tierney to Play Siblings in Parenthood
What if NBC's Thursday night comedy block had a baby with Saturday Night Live? You'd get the movie Hand Job, a comedy written and directed by Bill Hader's wife, Maggie Carey, that's quickly assembling a cast that includes so many of my favorite funny people. Community's Donald Glover and Andy Samberg have just signed on to appear in the movie, along with Hader and Parks and Recreation's Aubrey Read more
Seeing as how I'm making wish lists for the new year, I'd like to make one more small request: Dear Hollywood, please cast these actors! Though they may not be on the A-list just yet, in 2010 they turned in charming, memorable performances on TV and in film. Some have been slowly gaining notice on the Hollywood scene for years, while others are newer breakout stars — all I know is, I want to Read more
Before they were rivals in Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Michael Cera and Mae Whitman were romantic interests on Arrested Development. As George Michael and Ann Veal, Cera and Whitman were young, apple-cheeked teens in love . . . a far cry from Scott Pilgrim and Roxy Richter, who only want to decimate each other. Watch this clip from the series, and try not to get too nostalgic for the hilarious Read more
Lots of funny people hit the red carpet in LA last night for the premiere of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Michael Cera and Jason Schwartzman posed for photos solo, and Anna Kendrick turned a few heads in her strapless gown and high heels. Parenthood's Mae Whitman skipped the Summer TCAs in order to promote her big-screen project. Her TV costars, though, treated Buzz to a sneak peek at what's to Read more
By the looks of the trailers for Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, it's not necessarily the world that Scott Pilgrim (aka Michael Cera) is up against. His opponents in the August movie are the ex-boyfriends (and one ex-girlfriend) of his new love, Ramona Flowers. Not only do these exes each boast a terrifying super power, but they're also portrayed by familiar faces (that's Jason Schwartzman and Chris Read more
Meet the Bravermans: Peter Krause and Maura Tierney have signed on for starring roles in NBC's TV remake of Parenthood, playing new versions of the characters made famous by Steve Martin and Dianne Wiest. They join Dax Shepard, Craig T. Nelson, Mae Whitman (who?), and the previously cast Erika Christensen as the potential members of the sprawling Braverman clan. Here's a quick breakdown of the Read more
"Her?" Yes, her! Mae Whitman, previously known (to me) as Ann Veal on Arrested Development will be joining one of Rob Thomas' many upcoming projects. The ABC pilot, Good Behavior will be an American version of the New Zealand series Outrageous Fortune. The show follows "the mother of a family of criminals, who decides to take the family down the straight and narrow path after her husband is Read more
