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Will Arnett is going to space, which has nothing to do with the puppet in this picture.

For two and a half seasons, the nine cast members of "Arrested Development" made comedic magic on the small screen.

Don't bury the Morris Adjmi-designed addition to the South Street Seaport Historic District quite yet, Arrested Development fanatics.

The AV Club is making Best of the 00's lists and they recently did one on TV series : 1. The Wire 2. The Sopranos 3. Arrested Development 4. Freaks and Geeks 5. Mad Men 6. Breaking Bad 7. The Office UK 8. Lost 9. Deadwood 10.

A former "Arrested Development" star will appear opposite Brit actor David Tennant in the NBC comedic drama pilot "Rex Is Not Your Lawyer," reports The Hollywood Reporter .

Jeffrey Tambor is set to co-star opposite David Tennant in NBC's hourlong pilot "Rex Is Not Your Lawyer." "Rex," from Universal Media Studios and BermanBraun, centers on Rex Alexander , a top Chicago litigator who begins suffering panic attacks and takes up coaching clients to represent themselves in court.

HOME > NEWS / SHOWBIZ > SHOWBIZ > Barrymore lost her cool on film set SHOWBIZ DREW BARRYMORE impressed cast and crew with her acting abilities on the set of her directorial debut by screaming abuse at an actress when she couldn't cry on demand.

Citytv's comedy Less Than Kind is up for five Geminis. Haven't seen it yet? Think of it as being like Arrested Development but with parkas.

Each week in 'Knockers' we order from a different delivery restaurant, assessing their efficiency and keeping a running score.

It has been less than a week since Anne Heche was announced as Ed Helms' co-star in the up-coming Cedar Rapids , but considering that the film has already started shooting, it comes as no surprise that three actors have been rapidly added to the cast, if not only to give the two leads some company on screen.

Musicians performing on the Coca-Cola main stage this year include Kin4Life, God-Des and She, and Eric Himan and the Adams.

Comedian David Cross has prompted outrage by boasting he snorted cocaine in the presence of U.S. President Barack Obama.The "Arrested Development" actor made the revelation during a stand-up performance in Washington D.C. last week.

Since February, the Department of Buildings' stalled construction sites list , which currently stands at 454 sites, has been the place to go for data on projects that have petered out.

The highlight of this year's Austin Film Festival was listening to director Ron Howard , writer Steve Zaillian and writer Mitchell Hurwitz discuss filmmaking at the historic Paramount Theater.

I would point out that yesterday's discussion of Mad Men and January Jones was written before I saw her powerful work in last night's stunning episode.

It's been a good three weeks since we last updated you on the progress of the "Arrested Development" movie, so it's high time for a new tidbit of information.

Did you carve a pop-culture pumpkin? Oct 26, 2009 For 'Arrested' fans only: Assorted fun facts and trivia 01:22 PM Comment Recommend Although I had a mission in Austin to gather TV and movie news, at every panel/screening/walk to the Taco Shack I kept encountering bits of random trivia that made me scramble for my notebook.

A large crowd gathered at the Paramount Theatre at 3:45 on Saturday afternoon to hear three titans of the business, Ron Howard , Mitchell Hurwtiz and Steve Zaillian , discus the "The Art of Storytelling." The panel was moderated by trailblazing producer Marcia Nasatir .

At the beginning of this month, I reported an "Arrested Development" story without much enthusiasm because it wasA aboutwhat we've already heard for a while now: the movie is getting made and Mitch is working on the script.A But tonight real news about the film landed online and even thought it's minor by regular standards, for an "Arrested ...

Television writer Mitchell Hurwitz joined several hundred adoring, milk shake drinking comedy fans at the Alamo Ritz Friday night to present two pieces: an episode of "Everything's Relative," a 1999 sitcom starring "Arrested Development" actor Jeffrey Tambor that ran for only 2 episodes and the longer, unedited "Arrested Development" pilot .