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Article: Tina on top: Tina Fey, star of 30 Rock and this month's Baby Mama, tells Amy Poehler what it's like to be a huge star--from ignoring underlings to playing pranks like Cloons and Damon.(Interview)(Cover story)
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- Marie Claire
- Article date:
- May 1, 2008
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I am in 30 Rock--the building, not the show--trying to find Tina Fey, whom I'm supposed to interview. It's taken hours. After giving three passwords, I finally spot her surrounded by a phalanx of hip-hop dancers and bodyguards. Eventually Fey breaks from the group, mounts a pilates Cadillac, and starts working out. I pull up a chair next to the machine and begin.
AMY POEHLER: I have a couple of things I want to ask you about. You were homeschooled, correct?
TINA FEY: Um, no. I was school-schooled.
AP: And you grew up in the North Pole?
TF: Pennsylvania. Did you Google me? Is that how you got your ...
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Article: 'Baby Mama' a chick flick even for the guys
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... ... and "30 Rock" and in the new movie "Baby Mama" to be the new queens of comedy. One ... together, and they make a movie like "Baby Mama" an enjoyable time at the show, even ... and the movie is funny enough that "Baby Mama" turns out to guy-friendly, too ...
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