Controversial comedian Kathy Griffin certainly lived up to her kooky reputation by bringing none other than the fame-hungry Levi Johnston to Sunday evening's taping of the FOX Teen Choice Awards at Hollywood's Universal Studios.
Griffin and Bristol Palin's former fiance and baby daddy walked hand-in-hand down the red carpet to a sea of surprised expressions.
In "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," she's a hot-to-trot drunken driver terrifying Steve Carell in the passenger seat; in "Knocked Up," she played Paul Rudd's wife; and in Apatow's latest, "Funny People," he's written Mann an even bigger role — the one-who-got-away from Adam Sandler's character. "He's growing up and learning more about women so he's able to write better female parts," Mann said in a recent interview, referring to her husband.
But Mann quickly reconsidered that statement, amending that Apatow has always written good female roles, though he's generally improved as a writer. There's some sensitivity to the issue because the co-star of "Knocked Up," Katherine Heigl, famously criticized the movie for being "a little sexist" and claiming it painted women as "shrews."
"I kind of don't know what she was talking about," said Mann, who praised Heigl's performance in the film. "I'm an actress reading scripts and I've seen what's out there and it's slim pickings. Judd does write great female parts."
After several years concentrating on her family — she and Apatow have two young children — Mann is taking on more work.
Anna Faris is one of the funniest actresses around today. But there’s also something funny about the way her appearance has been changing lately and Make Me Heal thinks it’s due to plastic surgery.
After becoming a star after making her Hollywood debut in the Wayans brothers’ Scary Movie, the now 32-year old actress appears to have undergone a rhinoplasty to help slenderize her previously wide nose and help it better fit with the rest of her face.
Now that she’s played a Playmate in last year’s The House Bunny, it seems that Anna may have ventured under the knife again, to get some breast implants to help her fill out the role, rather than the water bras her character Shelley is so fond of.
Plastic surgeon Dr. Sherrrell J. Aston says, “In the photographs I have reviewed of Anna Faris she appears to have petite Breast Implants. I think that they add a sense of balance to her figure and are complimentary. I also think that her surgeon did a good job choosing the appropriate size in proportion to her body type.”
