Alfonso Disparioso

There were a lot of signs that Ben and I should get married tonight, but truth be told, we just really wanted to get married.

gagafey:

I miss 30 Rock. :(

“I was so star-struck to be meeting her, let alone trying to act opposite her. She was so warm, so into doing everything fully and doing it right. Every scene has a complicated, physical thing that’s she’s doing. She’s incredible. She was making sausage, for real. She is so electric as a personality on screen. If there’s any slight change or variation in the take, you can feel her taking it in and being excited by it. She has an improviser’s spirit where she’s constantly really genuinely listening to her scene partner, reacting to what they are doing.”

- Tina Fey on working with Lily Tomlin in “Admission” (via elizabethqlemonade)

shygirl364:

TINA FEY IS ON LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON ON THURSDAY

ask-liz-lemon:

I was part of the 84%. Don’t tell Jenna.

portiafey:

February 26th - Taping of Inside the Actor’s studio, 7:30pm.
February 27th - David Letterman
Hey Dummie, an evening with TF & Robert Carlock in
NY Paley Center, 6:30pm.
February 28th - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
March 5th - Kelly & Michael
Admission premiere in NYC & After party
March 6th to… - in London shooting The Muppets (?)

classicajays:

Well in case you didn’t know, hopefully I fixed that problem :)

PALEY CENTER TICKETS FOR “HEY DUMMIES” ARE SOLD OUT.

KILL ME NOW!!!

Ivory & Ivory!

“She [Amy] installed ‘flush tones’ in our bathrooms. Whenever we flush our toilets, we hear ‘Blame It’ by Jamie Foxx featuring T-Pain or ‘Dead and Gone’ by T.I. and Justin Timberlake.” – Aziz Ansari [x]

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We have shows like 30 Rock and Parks and Recreation struggling to stay on every season, and shows like Two and a Half Men and Big Bang Theory having no trouble at all. Shows like the latter two, which capitalize on trivializing women and their roles or attempting to put them in “their place,” become the most popular and successful shows on TV. So this poses a grander question: Why does our society enjoy sexism so much? Or, more importantly, why is our supposedly progressing world so opposed to breaking this sexist quo? You might say that it doesn’t matter – it’s just a TV show. But it’s not “just” anything. Everything matters, especially television. Everyone enjoys television, and until that arena of entertainment can employ more ladies and create shows that demonstrate the depths of different types of characters – women, people of color, and the LGBTQ community – our society that is so incredibly susceptible to what’s on that silver screen is going to continue to inherently absorb sexism.

So when shows like 30 Rock go off the air, that precious air time is replaced by shows that still present women as sex objects, dumb blondes, nagging wives, emotional coworkers, or ugly neighbors. We, unfortunately, still live in a world where a show run by women is a landmark, but we have to hold tight to those landmarks and make sure they keep breaking down those discriminatory norms.

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- Anisha Ahuja, I’m Sad 30 Rock Ended (And Why You Should Be Too) on Feminspire.com (via feminspire)