When Piers Morgan asked Steve Carell and David Steinberg about comedians' handling of Election 2012, the CNN host noted that there have been quite a few "fantastically funny" moments in the GOP race in particular.
Actor and comedian Steve Carell talks about his role on "The Office," and describes life after the show.
Nine years after "Bruce Almighty," Universal is plotting a second coming. (Or technically a third.)
The singer will play the brother of Ed Helms's character, a capella crooner Andy Bernard
At a photo studio in downtown New York City, Julianne Moore is heard before she is seen -- her ringing laugh fills the room.
The actress opens up about cosmetic surgery, confidence, and being 50 in Hollywood
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett will be making a cameo appearance on "The Office," playing a potential replacement for the dim-witted manager played by Steve Carell on the NBC situation comedy.
The comedian will join the NBC sitcom for four episodes, including one after Steve Carell departs
"I don't have the words to express my remorse," Shelley Malil says
The art of music production comes easy for Pharrell Williams, but the Grammy-winning singer/songwriter and producer met his match when Hollywood came knocking on his door.
The actor hopes producers "go in a different direction" when they cast the show's new star
From Steve Carell to Angela Kinsey, the actors on the NBC hit snack on mini donuts
iReporters review the summer hit "Inception."
Groucho Marx famously declined to join any club that would accept him as a member, a shining example that would have scuppered this supper club farce long before Steve Carell and Paul Rudd signed on. Which would have been a mixed blessing: "Schmucks" ain't pretty, but you'll probably laugh anyway.
Steve Carell and Paul Rudd headline a cast of 'unusual brains' in a new comedy about one memorable dinner.
Angelina Jolie looks so femme fatale-tastic staring out from the poster for "Salt," with her black wig and heavily lined eyes, that it's hard to imagine that the title role in the movie was actually written for a guy. But, yes, it's true -- Evelyn Salt was originally scripted as Edwin Salt. And lame name aside, the role was intended for Tom Cruise. It was only when Cruise backed out that the movie's makers rethought the part and decided to cast Angelina instead, which was a seriously good move.
The actor's son and daughter have their own "very pure" humor, he says
It's Memorial Day weekend, which can only mean one thing: time to sit inside an air-conditioned movie theater. To get ready for summer-blockbuster season, here's a roundup of the most buzzed-about movies being released through July:
The cast of "Sex and the City 2" raves about the movie and talks about shooting on location in Morocco.
The stars of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" take to the red carpet before the Los Angeles premiere.
CNN entertainment producer KJ Matthews chats with Tina Fey and Steve Carrell about their new movie, 'Date Night.'
The evening starts out with some promise: Phil and Clare Foster (Steve Carell and Tina Fey) head out into the big city resolved to reignite the spark and revive their marriage. They talk their way into the hottest restaurant in Manhattan, eat well, drink better -- and then their date night spontaneously combusts right before their eyes.
Actors Tina Fey and Steve Carell talk about working together for the first time in the film "Date Night".
He tells his wife Nancy he loves her, and his kids also seem to like him
Find out how else PEOPLE's 2008 Sexiest Man Alive likes spending time with his wife
The actress will also be joined by Queen Latifah, John Travolta and more at Sunday's ceremony
Ben Stiller and Jason Bateman will also be part of the lineup to hand out awards next month
Tom Gliatto reviews the Golden Globes host
The British funny man plans to let loose at the stars in the crowd Jan. 17
The Office star now owns an emporium that once sold Civil War uniforms
Ricky Gervais says he's not sure if the lead in "Ghost Town" -- an anti-social, cynical dentist named Bertram Pincus -- was written for him.
CNN.com's Todd Leopold talked to comedian Ricky Gervais about his new movie "Ghost Town."
Perhaps there's something to these writers, after all.
Shelley Malil turned himself in on the advice of relatives and friends, say police
The actor steps up to diffuse an awkward moment for his Get Smart costar
Forty-three years ago, Mel Brooks and Buck Henry hatched a show about a not-so-smart intelligence agent constantly confounded by his own incompetence.
After her split, the Get Smart star admits she's "somber" but rebounds at an event later
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How to prep a humorous old-fangled TV show for the modern big screen? Gunk it up with action sequences. So not funny
The actress and her boyfriend of four years are "not together" says a source
Jack Black, Anne Hathaway and Steve Carell will also hand out golden popcorns
As surely as baseball heralds the spring, poor economic reports presage layoff season. According to Mercer Consulting, one in three midsize to large U.S. companies is pondering job freezes or downsizing. Besides the obvious no-no's - completing projects late, griping noisily about the boss - here are seven strategies for deflecting a pink slip.
Arrested on a bad-check charge, Raffaello Follieri also has faced a number of lawsuits
In a Fandango poll, Heath's Joker and the Jones adventure rate high
Funny men Jim Carrey and Steve Carell lend their comedic voices to Dr. Seuss' "Horton Hears a Who!"
A new film adaptation of the Dr. Seuss classic is smart, sensible and organic
Video courtesy Harpo ProductionsForget roses and a romantic dinner. Jim Carrey had another Valentine's Day plan for girlfriend Jenny McCarthy. "We're just gonna go everywhere she ever existed – you know, where she had her first kiss," the comedian says on an episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show set to air Monday.
Backstage at the Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday Steve Carell (whose
The Office won for best ensemble comedy) joked about his sticky
relationship with Ricky Gervais – who starred in the British version of
The Office.
Noah Baumbach's dysfunctional-family comedy thinks it's being funny and serious. But it's mostly just self-indulgent
CNN's Jeanne Moos runs into some famous faces at the writers' strike picket line.
Actress Eva Longoria-Parker delivers pizza to writers walking the picket line.
Can The Office star revitalize romantic comedy?
So far as I can see, Steve Carell is a rather unremarkable fellow -- which makes him quite an unusual movie star.
Christie Brinkley has put her Bridgehampton mansion, known as Tower Hill,
back on the market, the New York Post reports.
CNNMoney: Evan is not almightyupdated: Sun Jun 24 2007 01:47:00
"Evan Almighty" did not live up to its name at the weekend box office in North America.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and wife Dany Garcia Johnson have separated, they have announced in a statement to PEOPLE.
After The Office star Jenna Fischer injured her back at an NBC bash two weeks ago, it was a TV doctor who provided the best medicine.
showbuzzupdated: Fri Jul 28 2006 15:38:00
NBC's "The Office" is adding some new drones.
Don't get me wrong, I laughed like a [insert laughing animal of choice here] throughout "Over the Hedge," the latest DreamWorks Animation project to provide career rejuvenation for famous-name actors employed to voice the neuroses of raccoons, porcupines, skunks, squirrels, possums and turtles lost in suburbia.
Business 2.0: Hits & Missesupdated: Fri Feb 24 2006 17:09:00
HIT Flower power.
George Clooney thanked Jack Abramoff. Steve Carell thanked his wife -- several times.
Braving a merry mix of bodily fluids, depilatory torture, and a prostitute who's not what she seems, Steve Carell shines as a lovable lug struggling to get his swerve on. While "The 40 Year-Old Virgin's" vulgarity pushes the envelope, the star's aw-shucks earnestness keeps everything decent in this touching sex romp.
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As Woody Allen said, sex is dirty only if you do it right. If you do it wrong, however, it's pretty funny.
Steve Carell. Remember that name. If you haven't heard of him before, you certainly will now.
When I first heard about NBC creating its own version of the British comedy "The Office," I feared the worst, figuring there was no way it could match up to the original ("Coupling," anyone?).
The new word in Hollywood for remaking an old movie or television show is "reimagining." That sounds so much better than "recycling" -- or "cinematic grave-robbing."
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