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Judd Apatow

  1. santa barbara shooting
    Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen Not Happy to Find Themselves Linked to UCSB ShooterBy the Washington Post’s film critic.
  2. gossipmonger
    Someone Is Turning Joe Francis Into an Honest ManHe’s getting hitched! It’s an expression. You didn’t think he was actually turning “honest,” did you?
  3. gossipmonger
    Megan Fox Is Sick of People Telling Her She Looks Like Angelina JolieKanye West, however, is fine with being compared to Michael Jackson. Plus, Jude Law’s baby mama revealed, and more, in our daily gossip roundup.
  4. gossipmonger
    Rihanna Having Secret Dates on City RooftopsThat, and the rest of today’s low-filled gossip fest.
  5. geniuses
    When Judd Apatow Humor Goes Bad’You’re gay.’ ‘Really? You’re served.’
  6. party lines
    Brian Williams: ‘Time’ 100 Today, Forgotten TomorrowWe caught up with BriWi at Time magazine’s big gala last night.
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    Judd Apatow Gets the Last LaughRight before Undeclared was canceled in 2002, creator Judd Apatow sent a Fox executive a note saying, “I don’t understand how you can [bleep] me in the [bleep] when your [bleep] is still in me from last time.” Christian media-watchdog group Renaissance complained that the female anchors on Fox News wear really short skirts. While taping 30 Rock recently, Tracy Morgan didn’t know his lines, didn’t listen to the director, and got into arguments with cast members on set. Stifler from American Pie and Pedro from Napoleon Dynamite sent out an invitation for their joint birthday party at Room Service to a bunch of modeling agencies. Famed British chef Fergus Henderson is cooking at the Spotted Pig tomorrow. Penélope Cruz and new man Javier Bardem acted “touchy-feely” at the New York Film Festival.
  8. company town
    Walters Says Greenspan Always Gave Bad AdviceFINANCE • Alan Greenspan’s old flame Barbara Walters complained the G-man never gave good advice, insisting back in the seventies that she avoid an apartment on Fifth Avenue because it was a “bad investment.” [NYP] • Henry Kravis got a little egg on his face thanks to the collapse of the $8 billion Harman buyout. Steve Schwarzman gets bragging rights or an excuse to back out of his own impossibly huge deals. [Deal Journal/WSJ] • With computers taking over, the NYSE plans to cut the trading floor down by half from its historic high. The famous Main Room and “the Garage,” opened in 1903 and 1922 respectively, will remain open. [NYT]