Tina Fey
Ten great audiobooks for summer, part 5: 'Bossypants'
For ten days, we'll be suggesting some of our favorite audiobooks for the summer, in a series of articles brought to you by our partner, Audible.com. Audible.com is promoting a special offer to download one of our selections or a selection of your own for free, plus a free 30-day trial membership. More
F.A.Q.: Can Jason Bateman make a body-switch movie that is different from all other body-switch movies?
Sara Vilkomerson: Well, there's history here! I have had positive Bateman feelings since the early ‘80s when he was in “Little House on the Prairie.” Remember that? When he played the kid whose parents were killed in a tragic wagon-overturning accident? More
Who moved my cheese plate? On the fangirls (and boys) of Tina Fey
It's probably not just because Fey is a little beloved in this town that the crowds were so big here—though "30 Rock" isn't expected to continue past the coming season, and in fact it's always been a little difficult to see how Fey's character on the show, a single New York woman with her own TV show that's full of media-industry and New York smart-set in-jokes, could ever be seen as a Roseanne-style everywoman; nor how her sloppiness, her less-than-savvy business skills, or her politically incorrect humor could galvanize womanhood around a power-figure à la Murphy Brown. More
A Capital anticipation list: Tina Fey, Vancouver punk, 'Serbian beans' and mille-crepes cake
Each week, Capital's editors will offer a list of the events, activities, releases and personal obsessions that we are looking forward to during the next week. Here is a list of our anticipations. More
Bloomberg fights Queens school secretary for front page
Each day, the New York tabloids vie to sell readers at the newsstands on outrageous headlines, dramatic photography, and, occasionally, great reporting. Who is today's winner? More
