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Comedy Bang! Bang! with Amy Poehler 21:38 Host Scott Aukerman confronts guest Amy Poehler about her hair, and her feud with Mad Magazine. Theatrical producer Don Dimello explains why his new production of 'Pinocchio' is sure to be a huge success. When Scott leaves the show in the hands of a substitute host, bandleader Reggie Watts premieres the trailer to his inspirational new movie. Submitted by: ComedyBangBang...  

#amypoehler Have you ever listened to Scott Aukerman's podcast Comedy Bang Bang? You should because it's the absolute best (unless of course, you hate things that are zany and playful, in which case, move right along) — it's so good in fact that it's been turned into a TV series by IFC. The show doesn't premiere until June 8th, but so far the previews are setting the bar pretty high. First...  

There are a few things about this business we call show that no one likes to talk about. For example, no one really looks like Carey Mulligan or Jessica Alba or Ryan Gosling. They are all replicants. Also, James Cameron and Garry Marshall are ...  

It looks like two of Camp Firewood's best (?) counselors have been getting back together before the designated reunion time. ("I have something at 11:00, and I can't change it, because I already moved it twice.") Amy Poehler and Paul Rudd, who are currently going head-to-head for the City Council seat on Parks and Recreation, will re-team with Wet Hot American Summer collaborators David Wain and Michael Showalter for a romantic comedy spoof...  

Amy Poehler and Will Arnett's sons Archie and Abel seemed to spot the paps as they headed out for a Saturday stroll in New York City's West Village (May 12). Big brother Archibald even pulled out his binoculars to get a better look. The ...  

Channing and his lovely wife, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, were executive producers of the HBO documentary Earth Made of Glass, which sheds a light on the horrific 1994 genocide in Rwanda. "It's nice to be recognized for a project that we feel we're really proud of ...  

Watch a long, weird preview for the podcast turned TV show tailor-made for hungry comedy nerds. Read more posts by Eliot Glazer Filed Under: clickables ,tv ,comedy bang bang  

If you saw Parks and Recreation 's emotional finale (we hiccup-cried!), you know that adorable lovebirds Leslie ( Amy Poehler) and Ben ( Adam Scott) are splitting up. Wait, what? OK, their romance is stronger than ever, but Ben technically is ...  

Michaels appeared for Wiig’s final dance, then Mick led the group in “Ruby Tuesday.” Somewhere along the way, former SNL stars Amy Poehler, Rachel Dratch, Chris Parnell and Chris Kattan emerged onstage with perennial guest Steve Martin and “Mad Men ...  

"Impossible!" said some in 2006 when Tina Fey, Chris Parnell, Horatio Sanz and Rachel Dratch headed for the door, only to be followed two years later by Amy Poehler. But in their wake grew one of the most versatile, multi-threat casts in "SNL" history ...  

Really. Ever since the popular "Really!?!" segment debuted on "Saturday Night Live," it has been a big hit. Whether it's Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler or Meyers on his own, the "Weekend Update" segment has given us a hilarious, sarcastic look at ...  

The news lately doesn’t always make me the happiest person, but I think this is unequivocally great: Amy Poehler, well-known for her time on ‘Saturday Night Live’ parodying the former First Lady and Hillary Clinton, well-known for being our current ...  

He might not even be of pre-school age yet, but according to celebrity mom Amy Poehler, her 3-year-old son Archie is turning into a “possessive husband.” She tells David Letterman on his late night chat fest: “He knows when I’m going out ...  

Although last night's SNL was chalk full of superstars, including both Arcade Fire and Foo Fighters who backed host Mick Jagger during the music performances, and special guest appearances by Jon Hamm, Steven Martin, and Amy Poehler, the real star was Kristen Wiig. More »Post from: Crushable  

Sridevi and Juhi Chawla too have impeccable comic timing. Internationally, women like Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Kristen Wiig have revolutionised the way women in comedy are perceived because so far 'humour' has always been from the male perspective.