Simon Helberg talks about himself, his relationship with Jocelyn Towne that led to their film ‘We’ll Never Have Paris‘, their new project I am I and The Big Bang Theory and many other things.
Click on the links below to see Simon’s segments. Full interview is first link and then segment interviews follow for those who can only watch snipets at a time. 😉
Also, in the segment where Larry asks Simon fan questions, a question Kayla tweeted from @BazingaCast was asked. 😀
Jim co hosted Live! With Kelly & Michael today and we not only have the full episode for you to watch, but gifs from other fans on Tumblr and videos & pics from Jim’s and the Kelly & Michael Instagrams.
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Love the transparent tape on the Kelly & Michael label. So tacky that it is hilariously funny!
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Just a bit of news. We have confirmed that the Writers and Showrunners have returned back to work and that brainstorming for writing the first few episodes of Season 8 has begun this week! Yay!
This post will be updated as items come in.
Jasmine Wynn @JazzyJazItUp 15m Really enjoyed talking today with @missmayim. So down to earth and inspiring. Cool lady! #MayimBialik #BigBangTheory
Mayim Bialik @missmayim 29m Here’s a photo from the @Clichemag shoot I did yesterday. I’m their September covergirl. Go figure. 🙂 http://fb.me/34TGNEW7a
missmayim 2 minutes ago Hi @therealjimparsons ! You joined the 21st century lol. Yay! This is me at the mall reading your email!
For his co-hosting Kelly & Michael, please click here for the full post
Jim joined Instagram and his IG account is: therealjimparsons Check it out when you get a chance, but we also will be posting any of his IG photos he adds as he adds them.
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Zach Braff released the following statement for Australian viewers relative to the release of Wish I Was Here film which co-stars Jim Parsons.
I am thrilled to announce that we have an Australian Release Date for the film. WISH I WAS HERE will reach Australian Cinemas on September 11th, 2014!
And, we have one more surprise for those of you who are in the Sydney area. Check out the video on the site for details.
Yes, that’s right, our film is having its Australian premiere at the Sydney Film Festival this Saturday, June 14th at 9:35pm at State Theater in Sydney and we have five pairs of tickets to give away to backers in the Sydney area!
To enter for tickets click here and tell us, in 25 words or less, a place you daydream about. Our Australian distribution team at Transmission Films will pick their five favorite answers to choose the winners that will join them on Saturday night. The winning answers will be tweeted out from @transmission.
You have until Wednesday, June 11th at 5pm AEST to enter! And be sure to follow Transmission Films on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with all the news about our movie’s release in Australia and see if you are a winner!
Will Bryan Cranston take home a fourth Emmy for the final season of “Breaking Bad,” or does that award belong to Matthew McConaughey (“True Detective”)? Will “Mad Men” bounce back from the dismal treatment its sixth season received? And how will Netflix’s second year of original programming fare? These questions only scrape the surface of all the fun that’s to come from these awards. But first, voters should take note of a few standouts that need not be missed when pondering their ballots before the nominations are announced on July 10.
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HBOOutstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series
No comedy actor this year turned in a performance as transformative as Thomas Middleditch’s. Every nerdy tick he assigns to Richard Hendriks, the skittish head of startup tech company Pied Piper, is a tactful dive into the character’s minutiae. Middleditch knows how to sit on a line with just the right rhythm to emphasize Richard’s earnestness and endear him to our own inner geek.
NetflixOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
If there’s ever been a cast that deserves a collective award for their work, it’s this one. A number of the Litchfield Penitentiary residents are worthy of Emmy love, but it’s Uzo Aduba (Crazy Eyes), Natasha Lyonne (Nicky), Lavernce Cox (Sophia), Kate Mulgrew (Red) and Danielle Brooks (Taystee) who shined the most during the Netflix original’s debut season. Picking the actress we’d most like to see garner a nomination is like choosing your favorite inmate, but we’ll give a slight edge to Aduba’s poetic portrayal of Piper’s wannabe prison girlfriend.
Vivian Zink via Getty ImagesOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
No TV character was more lovable this year than Jackie, and then poof! She wilted away with ABC’s untimely “Trophy Wife” cancellation. Emmy voters, please don’t let that stifle you from recognizing the charm of Michaela Watkins, the former “SNL” star who’s become one of the most reliable character actresses on the sitcom scene. With Jackie, she married flaky mania with earth-loving hippiedom, all while giving us a delightful mother-son duo with the help of co-star Albert Tsai.
Associated PressOutstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Forget everyone else from “Downton Abbey.” Yes, that includes Dame Maggie Smith. (Hold on, I’m taking cover to avoid damnation.) That’s in part because the “Abbey” flame has faded over the past couple of seasons, and while the cast is still remarkable overall, this prime-time soap opera is hardly award-worthy anymore. The chief exception is Jim Carter, who continues to submit the sincerest performance this side of Yorkshire. From Carson’s scandalized reaction to a black singer performing at Downton to his beachside flirtation with Mrs. Hughes, no one on the British import is as beguiling or thoughtful as Carter. (And if voters insist on nominating an actress as well, we suggest Penelope Wilton.)
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AMCOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
If you’ve noticed anything about Sally Draper’s characterization over the past two seasons of “Mad Men,” it should be the fact that Matthew Weiner and company have done a bang-up job at cementing her as the rebellious progeny of Betty. Shipka mirrors Betty’s sanctimonious body language and snappy temper while allowing the character to breathe in a universe that’s still entirely her own. Watching Shipka develop over the course of seven seasons has been one of the great pleasures of “Mad Men,” and it’s time we give the 14-year-old actress the homage she deserves.
FOX via Getty ImagesOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Chelsea Peretti sinks into the absurd lines Gina rattles off with a cadence that gives every ludicrous word she utters an air of severity. Peretti is committed to making the 99th Precinct’s resident nut job the biggest hoot on Fox’s lineup. Case in point: the smooth delivery of a line like “My mother cried the day I was born because she knew she’d never be prettier than me.”
HBOOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Season 4 of “Game of Thrones” belongs to Peter Dinklage, but he’s all but guaranteed a nomination, so instead we’ll stump for Lena Headey, whose Cersei Lannister is a bastion of greed. The accusations she hurled at Tyrion (no spoilers here) made for devilish sibling drama and gave amplified screen time to one of the series’ best characters. With every twist, Headey slithered through Cersei’s words with campy excellence.
Eric McCandless via Getty ImagesOutstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series
Remember that stellar “Scandal” speech about sexism in politics that had the Internet buzzing back in November? It’s award-worthy, and not only because of its chutzpah. It’s because there’s not a trace of Phoebe Buffay or Valerie Cherish in the congresswoman Lisa Kudrow portrayed for four episodes on “Scandal.” The gifted comedian broke out her dramatic chops for one of Season 3’s most affecting storylines.
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NBC via Getty ImagesOutstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
“SNL” went out on a high note this season thanks to a smattering of strong hosts and a surprisingly resilient (if oversized) cast. The most dynamic player, Kate McKinnon, and the most reliable, Aidy Bryant, are worlds apart from their counterparts in just about every aspect: impressions (McKinnon’s Ellen, Bryant’s Adele), original characters (McKinnon’s Olya Povlatsky, Bryant’s “Girlfriends Talk Show” host Morgan), and revisionist sketches (McKinnon’s Maria Rainer, Bryant’s Ursula). McKinnon and Bryant are superior choices to follow in Kristen Wiig’s and Amy Poheler’s Emmy footsteps.
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Jojo Whilden/Craig Blankenhorn, HBOOur list is only a drop in the bucket of great television. So many others could be added: “Fargo,” “Veep,” “The Americans,” “Orphan Black,” “Louie,” the list goes on. What’s missing? Use the comments below to suggest your own picks for this year’s Emmys.
June 10, 2014 5:04 AM UK
The Big Bang Theory actor Jim Parsons has been called Adorkable
Adorkable has made it into the Collins English Dictionary after a public vote.
It used data from Twitter to identify new words and asked users to choose which one should be included in the next edition.
Other contenders included felfie, duckface, fatberg and nomakeupselfie.
Collins English Dictionary says adorkable is slang for “socially inept or unfashionable in a charming or endearing way” and is a blend of adorable and dork.
The word was voted for by 30% of the people who took part in the poll.
The people – or at least the tweeple – have spoken. Adorkable is the word they can’t be without
Lucy Mangan, Collins English Dictionary
Felfie (a farmer selfie) was second, fatberg (a large mass of solid waste, grease, etc, clogging a sewage system) was third with nomakeupselfie (a selfie of a woman without her make-up, posted online to raise awareness for a charity) and and gaybourhood (a gay-friendly neighbourhood) fourth and fifth.
Lucy Mangan, who blogs on collinsdictionary.com and is a contributor to Collins English Dictionary, said: “The people – or at least the tweeple – have spoken. Adorkable is the word they can’t be without.
“Into the dictionary it goes, allowing Collins to close the gap between the recording of a living language and its movements in the real world more than ever before – the goal of every compiler since Dr Johnson first scrawled ‘aardvark – giant, armoured woodlouse’ on his big papery thing tied up with string and kicked off the whole fascinating, frustrating, elusive, addictive process.
“At last the internet starts giving something back to word nerds.”
Collins’ data reveals that adorkable was first used on Twitter in March 2007, peaked in January 2012 and has now settled into a steady and rising pattern of use.
The 12th edition of the dictionary is published in October and will be the first to include a word sourced using Twitter among more than 50,000 new words added this year.
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