The Ladies Man News

Jerry Lewis : Clown prince of arrested development or the most cerebral Hollywood funny man since Buster Keaton ? Either you find Jer's manic outbursts funny, or you don't , but there's no disputing his ambition.

Laverne Stewart Did you hear? Rock, Paper, Scissors: The Way of the Tosser, an independent film that Fredericton's Tim Doiron and partner April Mullen wrote, directed, starred in and produced, as well as financed on their credit cards, is now being backed by the film industry's big guns.

Looking for uninhibited silliness, unusual body language, and rubber-faced expressions? John Witherspoon is most assuredly the man to fit these requirements.

Add another party guest to the "Saturday Night Live" reunion taking place on the set of the comedy "Grown Ups." Tim Meadows, a 10-year "SNL" alumnus, joins former colleagues Adam Sandler, Maya Rudolph, Rob Schneider, David Spade, Chris Rock, Norm Macdonald, Tim Herlihy and Colin Quinn in the cast of the Columbia picture about high school friends ...

From Leon Phelps to high school principal Mr. Duvall in Tina Fey's Mean Girls , Tim Meadows has created memorable characters on screens big and small.

Marvin Hamlisch and Rupert Holmes will write the songs, and legendary actor, director, writer and producer Jerry Lewis will make his theatrical directorial debut with the new Broadway musical, The Nutty Professor , based on the 1963 film that Lewis starred in and co-wrote. With music by Academy Award, Emmy Award, Grammy Award and Pulitzer Prize ...

Will the planned "MacGruber" movie blow up in Will Forte's face? While Conan O'Brien got all the late-night attention Monday for his "Tonight Show" debut, Jimmy Fallon followed by breaking some minor entertainment news: guest Will Forte confirmed that a movie based on the SNL "MacGruber" skit is in the works.

Newly minted Tonight Show host Conan Oa Brien will chat up Tony nominee Will Ferrell as his very first guest, according to The New York Times .

According to filmmaker Bernard Queysanne, his friend and collaborator Georges Perec who loved "Ladies Man" was possibly inspired by it for his book "La Vie mode d'emploi" ["Life: A User's Guide"] in which the writer describes a parisian apartment block as if the facade was removed.

Looking for uninhibited silliness, unusual body language, and rubber-faced expressions? John Witherspoon is most assuredly the man to fit these requirements.