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	Tina Fey's 'baby Mama' Opens Tribeca Film Fest New York's Tribeca Film Festival kicked off Wednesday night with the world premiere of 'Baby Mama.' The AP caught up with stars Tina Fey and Sigourney Weaver on the red carpet. (April 24) Tags: Entertainment Film Review Baby Mama By: APnews
	Review: 'sarah Marshall' Is One To Remember Following the disappointing performance of "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story" and the flop that was "Drillbit Taylor," AP movie critic Christy Lemire says Apatow is back in classic form with "Forgetting Sarah Marshall." (April 18) Tags: Entertainment 'Sarah Marshall' By: APnews
	Vegas Comedy Show N Tell Las Vegas is home to the top comedy venues in the country.The constant influx of comedians keeps theis show fresh and material new. Tags: Comedy Las Vegas entertainment programming By: LasVegasTeleVisionNetwork
	Review: Oliver Delivers 'terrifying' Humor AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews 'John Oliver: Terrirfying Times,' a standup special premiering Sunday, April 20 on Comedy Central. (April 10) Tags: Entertainment TV By: APnews
	Review: Don't Forget To Watch 'samantha Who?' AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews the ABC comedy series, 'Samantha Who?' The show stars Christina Applegate as a woman struggling to regain her identity after amnesia. (April 3) Tags: Entertainment TV By: APnews
	Amy Adams On New 'pettigrew' Comedy Oscar nominee Amy Adams talks about her work with Oscar winner Francis McDormand in the romantic comedy 'Miss Pettigrew Lives for a day.' (March 6) Tags: Entertainment Miss Pettigrew By: APnews
	Tv Review: 'my Dad' Is Not Better AP Television Writer Frazier Moore reviews 'My Dad is Better than Your Dad.' The premieres Monday night on NBC. (Feb. 14) Tags: Entertainment TV By: APnews
	'idol' Competition Heats Up In Hollywood American Idol narrows down the competition to the top 50 singers. Check out scenes from the first night of Hollywood week. (Feb. 12) Tags: Entertainment idol By: APnews

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New Comedy Forgetting Sarah Marshall - Opens Nationwide April 18th Wednesday, April 16, 2008 at 11:59 PM | Read More The New Comedy "Forgetting Sara Marshall" is yet another crowd-pleasing comedy like The "40-Year-Old Virgin", "Knocked Up" and "Superbad". It will make you laugh and squirm the whole way through, It has just the right balance of funny and sweet. It also signals an introduction of sorts to a couple of engaging talents. Jason Segel, co-star of Apatow's ''Knocked Up'' and ''Freaks and Geeks'' and the CBS sitcom ''How I Met Your Mother,'' settles comfortably into his first screenplay and first leading role. Drawing on his own experiences, Segel plays a big, lovable puppy dog of a guy who gets dumped when he's most vulnerable by his TV-star girlfriend, Sarah Marshall (Kristen Bell).

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Cool: Charge Your iPod With…Your Shirt? Thursday, February 14, 2008 at 12:50 PM | Read More Never let your cell phone, or your iPod run out of batteries—just plug them into your shirt, walk move around a bit, and they’ll be good to go! This is the claim a group of U.S. scientists made recently in the journal, “Nature”. They have invented a fabric that, if made into a shirt, could harness power generated from someone simply walking around in the shirt—or even from a slight breeze. The scientists, based at the Georgia Institute of Technology, used the semiconductive properties of zinc oxide nanowires to design the fabric.