Learn to Make "Poor People" Crafts With Amy Sedaris' New Book
Author, actress and all-around funny gal Amy Sedaris has revealed details about her forthcoming second book, Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People!, via her website. Her literary solo debut, I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence, gave hilarious but essential tips for hostesses, from dealing with drunks (“Better to cut them off rather than pretend it’s not happening and then allow them to stay over and wet your bed”), to nosy party guests (“A good trick is to fill your medicine cabinet with marbles. Nothing announces a nosey guest better than an avalanche of marbles hitting a porcelain sink.”) along... read more
Found in: Books, NewsPBS's Make 'em Laugh to do just that in January
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A priest, a rabbi, and a six-hour PBS documentary on the history of American comedy walk into a bar. Well, there’s no punchline, but it’s a damn good lead in to a news piece, right? Anyone? Be sure to tip your waitress ... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsSigns of Life 2008: The Best Books We Read This Year
For the second consecutive year, Paste asked a constellation of authors to share with us the books they admired most in the past year. We offer their thoughts, musings and endorsements with no further prologue—after all, you’ve got some reading to do. ... read more
Found in: Books, FeaturesAmy Sedaris inks TV deal with 20th Century Fox
Oh, she's made a lot of friends... done a lot of time. She was a boozer, a user and a loser. She stole the show right out from under that wily Steven Colbert. Did some more time (as a kindly cookbook author and movie star, amongst other things). And now Amy Sedaris is booming back, having just inked a deal with 20th Century Fox to write and star in her own comedy series.... read more
Found in: Movies, NewsAmy Sedaris returns to high school in Gym Teacher
Remember in Strangers With Candy when Amy Sedaris' Jerry Blank hosted a drug party to try to fit in with the cool kids (if not, we'll just say it didn't end well, that is, unless dead cheerleaders are your thing). Well, Sedaris is returning to high school, but she may need to clean up her act a bit this time. ... read more
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