Entries from January 2009 ↓

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[REMINDER: The Golden Globes are tonight - it's Neil vs. HBO for Best Supporting Actor.]

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It’s the January/February 2009 issue with Maria Sharapova on the cover.

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Remember, Neil Patrick Harris is hosting Saturday Night Live tonight.

• CBS has posted a video of the Benefits guest stars talking about…well, they’re mostly just talking about themselves. Some episode clips, but nothing that wasn’t in the Watch With Kristin set of videos.
• How Josh Radnor spent his winter vacation: At Ben Lee’s wedding in India.
• Alyson Hannigan in the January issue of American Airlines inflight magazine.
• Behind the scenes at the TV Guide cover shoot.
• Neil on Anytime with Bob Kushell:
  
• MTV’s been interviewing Neil (and musical guest Taylor Swift) at SNL all week – you can read their coverage and see videos here, here, and here, where he talks about the Golden Globes.
• Jason was a presenter at the Critics’ Choice Awards on Thursday night.

“Forgetting Sarah Marshall” star Jason Segel tried to play it cool. “Brad Pitt and Angelina showed up, and you think you don’t care,” he told MTV News. “But you totally care! You get a tingle.”

You can watch the whole show here.

A second roundup will follow later tonight or possibly in the morning, with Jason Segel at the Critics’ Choice Awards, Neil’s pre-SNL press, and a bunch of other stuff.

• Spoilers first: Watch With Kristin has a bunch of clips from Benefits.
• Apparently Jason Segel is the Barney of the bunch? There have been a bunch of reports about him and Drew Barrymore (and video of them doing karaoke), and this week he’s been linked to Rashida Jones and Evan Rachel Wood.
• The official site for I Love You, Man is up.
• Paparazzi time! Neil at the airport, Alyson out for dinner, Alyson leaving a cafe (the first link has a video), and Jason at a Lakers game with Jack Black.
• That American Pie 4 rumor has surfaced again.
• This week’s OK Magazine contains an item on Josh Radnor and Lindsay Price, whom he’s reportedly been dating for a few months. (This isn’t the first time they’ve been linked – Us Weekly mentioned it back in November, around the time this was in People.) Lindsay Price is on Lipstick Jungle, but you might remember her better from the Season Three episode Spoiler Alert:

  

• Starpulse will be interviewing Josh sometime soon – if you have any questions to suggest, post them here. The interview has already taken place – it’ll be posted next week.
• There are some new photos from Cobie’s upcoming movie The Slammin’  Salmon here.
• The Art Directors Guild announced the nominations for their 2008 awards (which will take place in February) – HIMYM’s production designed Steve Olson was nominated for the episode Miracles. (Olson has won five Guild awards, none of which were for HIMYM, though his work on the show has been nominated every season. He also has three Emmys – one per season – for his work on HIMYM.)

From The Hollywood Reporter:

After months of renegotiations, Josh Radnor, Jason Segel, Cobie Smulders, Neil Patrick Harris and Alyson Hannigan recently inked new deals with producing studio 20th Century Fox TV that will bring their salaries up to $90,000-$120,000 per episode.

On average, that’s between two and three times what they made before — a big raise, especially given that Radnor, Segel and Smulders were virtually unknown before they were cast. Still, it’s lower than the pay for the ensembles of other comedies at similar points in their runs, like NBC’s “The Office.”

The new pacts, retroactive to the beginning of this season, the show’s fourth, also add an extra year to the five actors’ original seven-year contracts.

There’s more in the original article to put the whole thing in context. [Charlie Sheen, for the record, makes something like $800K per episode on Two and a Half Men.]

Thanks to Tina for sending this in!

Here’s the promo for Benefits, Monday’s episode (once again, if you don’t already know the premise of the episode, it’s going to be kind of shocking):

The promo for NPH’s episode of SNL this weekend:

And the trailer for Cobie’s upcoming movie The Slammin’ Salmon:

CBS has released two new photos, which were previously available online, but not in HQ.

Also, a note about the last post – it’s been updated to include some clarification of the spoilers. [This isn't Ask Ausiello or anything, where the posted spoilers are all you get - I'm working with limited information, but if you have questions, I have no problem clearing things up where I can.]

Onto the photos! The first two are the new ones. Continue reading →

UPDATE: It looks like this will not be 415 – that will be The Stinsons.

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