Lizzy Caplan clarified today that she is "not" dating her Bachelorette costar James Marsden, because she's too busy preparing her keynote speech for the KILLJOY CONVENTION. (Whatever, Caplan. That's not what I heard. In my fanfic.)

It's hard to be a man in comedy. Imagine it! So many people accusing you of using your looks and sexuality to get ahead, so many think pieces written on how evolution has left you unable to make a good joke and so many people dismissing you outright, simply because "men aren't funny. They're just not." Well,…

For someone so deadpan, it turns out Lizzy Caplan can contort her face into some fantastically goofy expressions. So you'll learn from the video above, in which the Masters of Sex star attempts to mimic common Internet rage faces, like the forever alone and "y u no" guys.

Poor Lizzy Caplan! It seems like every interview she does ends up with her being questioned about being naked on camera. Of course, when you do a show called Masters of Sex, you're probably going to end up being asked some saucy questions, but can we please give Caplan and her boobs a break already?

Don't be surprised if Lizzy Caplan pops up on a lot of talk shows talking about sex over the next few days. The Mean Girls/Party Down/True Blood actress is out and about promoting her new Showtime series Masters of Sex, in which she plays Virginia Johnson, sexologist/psychologist and one half of the groundbreaking…

We already enjoyed Lizzy Caplan in the trailer, and now we can watch the entire sexy (ish) goodness for free on YouTube.

Starring Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan, Showtime's new one-hour drama series Masters of Sex chronicles the "unusual lives, romance, and pop culture trajectory" of William Masters and Virginia Johnson, pioneers of the science of human sexuality. Rowr. ish.

I swear, if I see one more serious fashion video featuring a free spirited wood nymph wondering around and touching vintage photographs like she's the old lady from Titanic, I'm gonna punch something. Or go buy a crate of mason jars and an accordion. I DON'T KNOW, I'm torn. Anyway, the folks at Viva Vena! has…

It's unfortunate, in a way, that Bachelorette came out after Bridesmaids. The story was actually a stage play in 2010 (when it was, sigh, compared to Sex And The City), and although there are bridesmaids at the heart of the story, Bachelorette is quite different. In Bridesmaids, when Maya Rudolph's character…

Last night the premiere of Bachelorette took place in Hollywood, California, and the stars — Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan and Kirsten Dunst — looked polished and patriotic in red, white and blue.

Admittedly, it's a little disconcerting to acknowledge that the post-Bridesmaids "bridesmaids behaving badly/horribly" is now a common movie trope, since there are many other settings for women to lose their shit that aren't about wedding insecurities. (The DMV! A McDonalds Playplace ball pit! Hershey Park! Anywhere…

Peggy Dvorak, of the Peggy Dvorak Institute, teaches her students how to break out of the bland, boiled-potato stereotype and be "cool." I would totally sign up for a lesson — except that this is a video from Funny Or Die and Peggy is actually played by the hilarious Megan Mullally. Her students, however, all swear…

Arrested Development. Pushing Daisies. Firefly. When beloved shows are cancelled before they really had their moment, fans will sometimes never get over the loss. But at the end of last night's episode of Childrens Hospital, viewers who adored the show got a special surprise: Party Down was the catering crew of…

We really do love old prom pictures, celebrity or otherwise. So this slideshow was like catnip. Some people — Faith Hill and Angela Bassett, anyone? — are eerily unchanged. Others are virtually unrecognizable. Below, a few of our favorites.

The trajectory of the whole women in comedy debate over the past couple of years could be summed up as follows:

In an email to us, Caplan added, "All the screaming on blogs and message boards is starting to pay off," having "provid[ed] a forum for smart female audience members' frustrations with being completely underrepresented in the marketplace."

File under ridiculously exciting: Lizzy Caplan (Party Down, True Blood, Mean Girls) is co-developing an adaptation of Julie Klausner's funny, dirty, feminist memoir, with Will Ferrell's production company for HBO. And Julie just told us a little more about it.

A parody of True Blood and sundry vampire romances that is actually pretty funny on romcom cliches and female sexual pleasure? Um, yes, please.

• Photographs of Angelina Jolie's (now) unborn babies could be worth a whopping $10 million. An editor who remains anonymous actually says: "It's at the point now where some stars might decide to have more kids just to collect the money from their photos." Hahahahahaha. No. [Page Six]
  
• By the by, People's issue with La…