I’ve got some sad news this morning, folks. Amy Poehler and Nick Kroll, a couple comprised of at least one person most of you like, have split up after about two years of dating.
Tuesday night marked the final episode of Kroll Show, comedian Nick Kroll's enjoyable three season series that covered such pop culture hallmarks as Degrassi (with the highly charming Wheels Ontario) and CSI (Dead Girl Town). And perhaps amongst the show's greatest strengths was Kroll's lampooning of reality…
For the first time since revealing her preventative double mastectomy to The New York Times, Angelina Jolie hit the red carpet with Maddox, Pax, and her really obscure commonlaw partner Brad Pitt at the premiere of his film World War Z, which I keep confusing with Z For Zachariah because because. She told the press:…
Re-watch your VHS of the Oscar-winning Julia Stiles rom-com The Prince And Me, because Prince Harry is on our shores and hearts are motherfucking AFLUTTER. Michelle Obama and Jill Biden surprised their guests at a White House Mother's Day ceremony when the Royal Ginger Apparated in front of the crowd.
So THIS is The Best, Inc.: Amy Poehler has oh-so-quietly been dating fellow comedian Nick Kroll of The League and Best Week Ever. The two nommed on food at a restaurant on Sunset Boulevard, and "sources" (a busboy? a napkin ring? O'Brien from Downton Abbey?!?! WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE) say that it wasn't the first date…
The Kroll Show — comedian Nick Kroll's new sketch show for Comedy Central — hasn't even premiered yet and it's already one of the funniest things on TV thanks to "PubLIZity," a(n ideally reoccurring) sketch featuring two PR girls named Liz (played by Kroll and Jezebel favorite Jenny Slate) who are just two amazing…
In this week's compilation of pop culture crap, Rosie and Oprah take tequila shots, Wendy Williams and Tyra Banks are girlfriends, and a look at Portlandia's second season.
I don't know what's more disturbing about this clip: that Oprah is an expert at taking tequila shots, or Rosie O'Donnell had never done it…
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Comedian/actor Nick Kroll made a Jersey Shore audition tape as his Funny or Die alter-ego Bobby Bottleservice, whose motto is "Vokka, Jesus, and revenge." He portrays the men of the show quite accurately!
Imagine if douchey guys in Ed Hardy were all members of a secret crime-fighting network. Imagine if Christian Audigier were training a paramilitary movement interested in vodka and hitting on girls. Imagine the Ed Hardy Boyz.
