Yes, if it sounds like The Hangover, But With Ladies, then you’re right that it seems the drunken indiscretion genre is well and truly on a roll. See, the plot finds an unlucky-in-love high school teacher facing the prospect of throwing a bachelorette party for her uptight cousin, who is marrying the teacher’s best male friend. But during the alcohol-fuelled event, the cousin cheats on her fiancé, leading our heroine to decide who she supports.

House Bunny scribe Karen Lutz wrote the original novel and adapted the story into a script originally for Nicole Kidman’s production company. But now Get Smart director Pete Segal is producing and the film is not only looking for a director but also a space in the busy schedules of its planned leading pair.

I have opened a new site about the fantastic Tina Fey at www.tinafeyfan.com! You might know Tina from her role as Liz Lemon in the Golden Globe, Emmy and SAG-winning show 30 Rock, her years on Saturday Night Live or movie roles in Mean Girls and Baby Mama.

Head on over to Tina Fey Fan to find out more about this hilarious and talented woman right away! Thanks for visiting.

Update: The movie just lost the award for best Animated Feature to Pixar’s UP.

I have added scans from Cosmopolitan magazine’s February issue! Anna Faris is featured on the cover and in a very interesting interview inside. The photoshoot is absolutely gorgeous as well, so be sure to check it out by clicking on the preview above. Enjoy!

An outtake from Anna’s photoshoot featured in the February issue of Cosmopolitan (US) has been added to the gallery! She looks absolutely stunning in this shoot, and I can’t wait to see more from it. You can read a small bit from the interview below, as well as watch a video from behind-the-scenes of the photoshoot. And a big congrats to Anna for being named Cosmo’s Fun Fearless Female of the Year!

She makes us laugh — and cringe — by pushing the limits of comedy in a way no other actress can. That balls-out confidence (plus the fact that she’s such a babe) makes her the Cosmo girl to watch in 2010.

Not to sound creepy, but we’re following Anna Faris into her bedroom…or trying to, at least. “I have to show you something!” she shouts as she leaps over a doggy gate. Once we catch up, she sprints past the bed she shares with her husband, actor Chris Pratt, opens her closet, and retrieves a pair of 6-inch bedazzled red patent leather heels.

“Every woman needs a pair,” Anna says as she holds up the soft-core-porn equivalent of Dorothy’s ruby slippers, “and Chris totally loves it when I wear them.”

Anna is, of course, joking around (about the first part, not the second). The shoes were part of her wardrobe when she played an ex-Playboy Playmate in the movie The House Bunny, but tonight, Anna’s outfit is a little more low-key: a tee shirt and jeans underneath a greenstriped apron, with her hair pulled into a loose whiteblond bun. As we walk back to the kitchen of her cozy home—she’s roasting us a chicken for dinner—we notice an actual cat skeleton posed on her mantle not far from photographs of her gorgeous mom. Uh, who does that?

That’s also a question you might ask yourself while watching one of Anna’s audacious performances. And the answer is: Nobody but her.

Just as promised, I’ve added pictures - 357 to be exact - from all the events Anna attended this fall. These include the Los Angeles premiere of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs & Adam Sandler’s Funny People, Comic-Con 2009 and many more. Check out all the new photos by clicking on the preview above. Enjoy, and stay tuned for more updates!

Great news, folks! Anna is on the cover of the February issue of Cosmopolitan (US) magazine! Thanks to the great JustJared, we’ve got a look on the cover. Check it out below, and stay tuned for scans from the magazine very soon. For now - enjoy, and welcome back!

The good and the bad of reliving childhood memories.
“It was a book that I loved as a kid, so I couldn’t wait to be a part of it. I thought it was going to be easy, but it’s so much harder than I thought. You’re on your feet for hours in front of a microphone and you’re giving a full performance. The producers sort of sell you on it going, ‘This is going to be fun. No hair. No makeup. You just pop in. You record your voice. You act out a funny animated character.’ Believe me, it’s still a challenge.”

Adjusting to G-rated jokes.
“I love offensive humor, and I’m really proud to be a part of that stuff, especially as a woman. In comedy you’re always trying to walk the line between being funny and also pleasing your audience. I’m very comfortable being raunchy and outrageous, but Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs is great as well even if it’s kinder and gentler. It’s nice that my parents can finally see one of my movies without blushing.”

Read the complete interview!