Tina Fey talks working with Lindsay Lohan again in new "Mean Girls"
Tina Fey, the creative force behind the original screenplay and Broadway show, reprises her role as Ms. Norbury in the new film version of "Mean Girls."
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Tina Fey, the creative force behind the original screenplay and Broadway show, reprises her role as Ms. Norbury in the new film version of "Mean Girls."
Writer and Upper Darby native Tina Fey discusses the new "Mean Girls" film and the role of social media in the movie.
Fey and Poehler will be on stage with their two-women show at The Met on Friday and Saturday nights.
The conference is in its 20th year and among the keynote speakers is Delaware County's own Tina Fey.
The musical "Mean Girls" is coming straight from Broadway to the stage in Philadelphia for a limited engagement from now until Oct. 8.
Tina Fey returned home to promote the record breaking new musical, based on the hit film, and Fey's book, will be coming to the Kimmel Center in November.
Chinn discusses how her childhood living in Florida turned into a new Pop TV show.
Tina Fey has made a surprise visit to her former high school in Upper Darby.
"Roses are red, violets are blue, I think it's time for a Super Bowl title, What about you?"
Comedian Tina Fey is not amused by the college-educated white women who voted for President Donald Trump.
Chris discussed the second Presidential debate, SNL's spoof of undecided voters from suburban Pennsylvania and the Eagles losing to the Detroit Lions. He spoke with John Hayward of Breitbart about the debate at 6:20. During the Monday Morning Matchup, Chris spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna about the Presidential debate and the release of audio from a 2005 Entertainment Tonight interview featuring Donald Trump at 7:00. He also spoke with 94 WIP's Ike Reese at 8:00 about the Eagles and A.B. Stoddard of Real Clear Politics at 8:20 regarding the debate.
Delaware County got a shout out on Saturday Night Live courtesy of Jimmy Fallon and Upper Darby's own Tina Fey.
Temple students got a thrill on Friday as Upper Darby's favorite daughter, Tina Fey, took their questions.
Chris discussed the New York Times publishing Donald Trump's state tax returns from 1995 showing a $916 million loss, the season premiere of Saturday Night Live and threats against Philadelphia schools posted online from clowns. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna at 7:00 on the Monday Morning Matchup about Hillary Clinton's comments on Bernie Sanders supporters and the release of Donald Trump's tax returns and to 94 WIP's Ike Reese at 8:00 about the end of the Ryan Howard era in Philadelphia and Ben Simmons fracturing a bone in his foot.
The Upper Darby native known for "Saturday Night Live" and "Mean Girls" is a 2016 recipient of the Lew Klein Excellence in the Media award.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the seventh episode in the beloved Star Wars science fiction franchise, blasted its way into the record books by earning an estimated $238-million on its highly anticipated – and, it turns out – triumphant weekend debut.
Chris reviewed Hillary Clinton's interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, last night's Kansas City Chiefs loss to the Denver Broncos, and Donald Trump's response to a question accusing President Obama of being a Muslim. He talked with Chris Butler on Finance Friday about taxing hedge fund managers at 7:00, Phillies Announcer Scott Franzke about the team approaching 100 losses at 7:20, Pam Cornforth from the Ronald McDonald House at 7:50, and CSN Philly's Ray Didinger to preview this weekend's matchup between the Eagles and the Cowboys at 8:00.
Tina Fey wanted to give David Letterman something as a goodbye gift. It turned out it was the dress off her back.
Macaque monkeys Maya and Kip are the focal characters in this nature documentary about the simian society's rigid class system.
Saturday Night Live is a weekend institution, but if you can't wait for Saturday to get your fix, the SNL app will more than scratch the itch.
It needs to be someone who can poke fun at a presidential election, but who also understands what's at stake in an election.
Take a look back at the best Kennedy Center Honors' performances from the past.
It's an ensemble comedy-drama that has its share of awkward moments, but, like the wildly dysfunctional family it portrays, it's still a fun visit.
Actress and comedian Tina Fey is taking part in a fundraiser at her old stomping grounds this weekend.
Joining the Mathletes might be social suicide, but sitting next to the real-life Ms. Norbury during a screening of "Mean Girls" is pretty awesome…no, make that "so fetch."
