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Video: Steve Carell Comes Home to "Papa Bear" Jon Stewart and The Daily Show

BuzzSugar — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 12:20:07 PDT

Former Daily Show correspondent Steve Carell made his triumphant return to "papa bear" Jon Stewart's political satire show yesterday. Steve was there to promote Crazy, Stupid, Love and he revealed that he's not sure how he will feel when the cast of The Office gets back to work at the end of the month. Steve is apparently up for a return to TV, however, since he volunteered to participate in a hypothetical Daily Show reunion with some of the other famous fellow past field reporters.

Jennifer Aniston Shows a Little Leg But Hides Her New Tattoo For The Daily Show

Katie Henry — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 17:25:00 PDT

Jennifer Aniston did a quick change and stepped out in NYC today in a short black dress for tonight's appearance on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart. Jennifer began the day on GMA talking about her "extremely lucky" and "extremely happy" personal life and later moved along to her next engagement in a chic vest and jeans, but kept her new "Norman" tattoo under wraps. Jennifer has two more days of solid promotions before Thursday night's LA premiere of her dark comedy Horrible Bosses. Her costars are also getting in on the interview action with Jason Sudeikis dropping by Conan tonight and Jason Bateman sitting down with Jimmy Kimmel tomorrow. Jennifer's nearing the end of her work obligations, which could mean a relaxing trip, perhaps even to her favorite spot in Cabo, for Jen and Justin Theroux around the Fourth of July holiday.

Video: The Daily Show With . . . Justin Bieber?!

Becky Kirsch — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 08:14:22 PST

Justin Bieber has been making the girls go wild as he makes the promotional rounds for his new documentary Never Say Never, and last night he (literally) took over The Daily Show. Watch as the pop star and the host do their best impressions of each other in their Freaky Friday moment. Be sure to stay tuned until the end of the clip where Bieber leaves his mark on Jon Stewart's body!

Check it out when you

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Link Time - Jeremy Renner Starring in MI:4

BuzzSugar — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:30:16 PDT

Jeremy Renner will star in Mission Impossible 4 and eventually replace Tom Cruise - Vulture
Guess who's coming back to 30 Rock this Fall - Movieline
Which high school movie stereotype do you fit into? -Flavorwire
Meet Chuck's new guest stars - The Ausiello Files
Macauley Culkin is 30 today, so test your knowledge on the Culkin family! - Moviefone
I Love You Phillip Morris is finally getting a theatrical release - PopWatch
Watch Kristen Bell, Betty White, and the rest of the You Again cast get into a girl fight - MTV Movies Blog
Investigating The Daily Show/Fox News feud - TV.com
Jimmy Fallon says Twitter will play a major role at the Emmys - GeekSugar

Link Time! Stewart and Colbert Are Here For a Few More Years

BuzzSugar — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 12:35:00 PDT

Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart have renewed their contracts with Comedy Central through the 2012 presidential election - Pop Watch
Matthew Morrison reveals what's really in Mr. Schuester's hair - Vulture
Are these the most overrated shows on television? - TV.com
The script for the 24 movie is already written - Zap2it
Leonard Nimoy won't bring the Vulcan salute to Star Trek 2 - Cinematical
Find out what Ferris, Cameron, and Sloane are doing now - Moviefone
Get home decor tips from The Back-Up Plan - CasaSugar
10 reasons Iron Man 2 is hotter than an Icelandic volcano - Hit Fix

Do You Prefer Jon Stewart When He's Funny or Serious?

BuzzSugar — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 14:30:44 PDT

Note to self: Do not make Jon Stewart mad because he can and will unleash a world of pain on you. I, like many others, tuned in to the epic smackdown between Jon Stewart and Jim Cramer last night after a week of observing the two TV personalities feud, and it was breathtakingly somber - not to mention intense.

It started with funny yet biting commentary from Stewart on The Daily Show earlier in the week about the role of CNBC in our current financial meltdown and ended last night with a brutal "interview" of the host of Mad Money (my friend Citizen has the clips and more background on the feud).

Stewart is expert at using satire to drive home his points, and The Daily Show is often a hilarious way to end the day. Last night, though, he showed that he's not afraid to get super-serious and tell guests exactly how he feels about them.

Both make for interesting TV, but would you prefer Jon Stewart just stick to the funny? Or is it more satisfying when he's serious?

Buzz In: What Are Your Favorite Daily Show Moments?

BuzzSugar — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:30:56 PST

The Daily Show is celebrating 10 years with Jon Stewart as host this month, which seems amazing to me - I remember watching some of his earliest shows when I was still in high school! Variety has some awesome coverage of Stewart's anniversary, including a list of some of the most important moments in Daily Show history.

Most important is one thing - but what about funniest or most memorable? I've been looking up some of my favorite Daily Show moments of the past decade, including Stewart's interviews with Sandra Bullock, his Bush vs. Bush debate, and Rob Corddry's amazing "We Didn't Start the Fire"-style explanation of the Judith Miller case. What moments stand out most to you?

Photo courtesy of Comedy Central

Do You Get Your News From The Daily Show/Colbert Report?

BuzzSugar — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:30:18 PDT

As most of you know, I've got my head buried in entertainment news all day and so - I'm not going to lie - sometimes when I turn on Comedy Central at night at watch The Daily Show and The Colbert Report I'm definitely looking to learn about the news of the day from comedians.

I felt a little less guilty about this when I read a recent New York Times profile of Jon Stewart that calls his show "a genuine cultural and political force," and notes that in a study about the most admired journalists in America, Jon Stewart came in fourth place.

I find this kinda funny considering neither Stewart nor Colbert is an actual journalist. Do you get your news from Comedy Central's fake news shows?

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Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert Coming Back Jan. 7

BuzzSugar — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 05:30:00 PST

Here's some news for lovers of "news": The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report will both return to air Jan. 7. The two hosts issued a statement on Thursday saying: "We would like to return to work with our writers. If we cannot, we would like to express our ambivalence, but without our writers we are unable to express something as nuanced as ambivalence."

The striking Writers Guild of America issued a statement accusing Comedy Central of forcing the shows back on the air and said the result will be a lower-quality program. Comedy Central had no comment.

Colbert and Stewart, who are both Writers Guild members, will be improvising their interviews and other content, and it's not clear whether or how they'll produce other taped segments. Most likely, they'll need to rely more on interviews - which is a gray area itself for all the late-night hosts, since many potential guests are wary of crossing picket lines.

Does it bug you that Stewart and Colbert will be coming back despite the strike? Or do you think it's a good move?

Photos courtesy of Comedy Central

Do You Prefer Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert?

BuzzSugar — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 06:30:00 PDT

Together, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert put together one of the funniest hours on television - but what if you could only watch one of them? Would you go with Stewart's cheerful one-liners or Colbert's faux punditry?

Photo courtesy of Comedy Central