4841 Vanessa Thu, Mar 27, at 03:03pm  
What a bad interview! Do your research, Marcel. You didn't know anything about Schwimmer at all. I think the movie looks good. Would have been nice to read what he had to say about it. What an embarrassment for TOC.

4810 dan Thu, Mar 27, at 11:23am  
"So you were an asshole." That pretty much sums up the interviewer right there.

4804 nik Thu, Mar 27, at 09:55am  
PRICELESS.

4763 Cindy Davis Wed, Mar 26, at 08:11pm  
Comedian Eugene Mirman Banned from Charity Event After France Jolie Dress Scandal Night of a Thousand Gowns Unexpectedly Becomes Night of 999 Gowns After Mirman Spill -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- marvineaster's News releases New York, New York - March 26, 2008 -- Well-known entertainer Eugene Mirman was abruptly bumped from a marquee spot at Saturday night's Twenty Second Annual "Night of a Thousand Gowns" fundraiser today after co-headliner France Jolie accused Mirman of "soiling" a gown that had been made especially for the event. Mirman, a frequent guest on "The Conan O'Brien Show" and "Late Night With David Letterman," rose to fame after a comedy sketch in which he is seen masturbating into a pot roast went viral on Youtube.com. Mirman gained additional notoriety for a video in which he pretends to have sex with a dog. Mirman was recommended for New York City's highest profile gay fundraising event of the year by fellow entertainer Rosie O'Donnell. According to Jolie, a disco diva who rose to fame with the chart-topping "Come to Me" in 1979, the dress in question was a floor-length affair confected of green chiffon made especially for the show by a costume designer in Montreal, Canada. "It had a very Dale Arden, Lieutenant Wilma Deering feel to it," said Jolie in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. "Very attractive, very smart, a spunky dress made for a girl with a penchant for getting herself into trouble. So I can totally see its appeal for someone as brash as Eugene." Added Jolie philosophically: "The dress was a surprisingly perceptive choice for 'Eugenia,' as he insisted his fellow cast members call him. He's somewhat hippy, and the clever darting on the sides minimized his width, while the high neckline partially disguised his Adam's Apple. I have to say, he looked rather good in it." Mirman was apprehended with the dress when Jolie unexpectedly returned to her dressing room with entertainer Ari Gold for a rehearsal break. "Not only had he soiled it - and with what, I don't even want to know - but he was actually wearing it, with his hairy body popping through all the seams," said an indignant Gold. "He totally stretched out the seams and it is now totally unwearable." Jolie put the value of the soiled dress in excess of $5,000. Mirman was escorted off the premises by hotel security, and police are considering whether or not to press charges. That's not the first disruption caused by Mirman through his involvement in the "Night of a Thousand Gowns" event, a charity coronation ball and silent auction held annually in New York City and co-chaired by Mikhail Baryshnikov, Tim Gunn, Michael Kors, Bob Mackie, and Cynthia Nixon to benefit the gay community. According to hotel employees, the cast of the benefit continues to battle an outbreak of the norovirus that they now claim was imported into the hotel by Mirman in a salami sandwich. The norovirus is characterized by acute gastrointestinal pain, projectile vomiting and bouts of diarrhea lasting one or two hours. While the illness is not considered dangerous to the general public, four infected stagehands and their families have filed a lawsuit against Mirman. Mirman, 33, shares a semi-detached home in Staten Island with "Brooklyn's Own" Joe Causey, a local disk jockey. They have two cats.