A graduate of the University of Virginia and alumni of Chicago’s famed Second City improv troupe, fashionably bespectacled writer-comedienne Tina Fey proved, once and for all, that a brainy woman could be sexy. A popular crush among political junkies, cultural literates, and highbrow frat boys across America, this proud, self-described “super-nerd” first came onto the scene as a writer and later, as a cast member of “Saturday Night Live” (NBC, 1975- ) where she shown brightly as the sarcastic Weekend Update co-anchor to Jimmy Fallon, and later, to Amy Poehler. After proving her mettle as big
Once again, it's a weekend battle of head-to-head stars. In this corner, we have one of the hottest nerdy girls on the planet and one of the best comediennes working today: Tina Fey. And in this corner we have the strapping,
Confession time: I may love Tina Fey more than the average person. I don’t think the average fan would spend an hour on a Sunday night frantically trying to get through to Comedy Central’s Night of Too Many Stars donation hotline
If we cannot agree that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are two of the funniest women in television, then we have nothing to say to each other. But I know there are people who hate them, who think they ruined Saturday Night Live, who
Okay, so I realize that the trailer for Tina Fey’s upcoming Baby Mama leaves a lot to be desired. The clip includes two unfunny racial stereotype jokes from a doorman character who most likely only exists in the film to deliver
In the writers' room and in front of the camera, Tina Fey keeps us laughing every week, and she continues to rack up awards to prove it. Fashion may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Tina Fey -- she's
Here's a clip of Tina Fey on Late Night With Conan O'Brien last night, where she discussed being in the presence of two of the most famous women in America: Sarah Palin and Oprah.
How do you follow up the rating smash that was John McCain's appearance on The Late Show With David Letterman last night? Maybe producers couldn't get Sarah Palin, but they got the next best thing: Tina Fey.
Never mind all those questions about who will win the election: The more pressing concern for many viewers is whether Tina Fey will return to play Gov. Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live."