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vanityfair.com - 12/1/2008

What Tina Fey Wants

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Tina Fey has rules. They've guided the 38-year-old writer-comedian through marriage, motherhood, and a career that went into hyperdrive this fall, when her Sarah Palin impression convulsed the nation, boosting the ratings of both Saturday Night Live and her own NBC show, 30 Rock. The author ...

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swamppolitics.com - 12/1/2008

Tina Fey's scar: Nobody's perfect

— swamppolitics.com — by Mark Silva We got to know Tina Fey so well this fall, or at least the... Fey who played Sarah Palin so well, that we never stopped to think about the trauma behind any facial scar. But Vanity Fair has gotten behind the scar on the star and creator of 30 Rock , a faint line ... (more) Tina Fey's scar: Nobody's perfect

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huffingtonpost.com - 12/1/2008

Tina Fey Explains Her Facial Scar

— huffingtonpost.com — Tina Fey graces the cover of the January issue of Vanity Fair, and in an interview with... Fey and her husband Jeff Richmond inside, her distinctive facial scar is finally explained as a random childhood slashing. From the NY Post, which got an early look at the article: The beautiful ... (more) Tina Fey Explains Her Facial Scar

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pandagon.net - 12/2/2008

Tina Fey gives nerds hope

— pandagon.net — by Amanda Marcotte This Vanity Fair profile of Tina Fey is both intriguing and unbelievably irritating ,... because Maureen Dowd wrote it.  Dowd is more than a little obsessed with Fey’s looks (though it’s depressing but interesting ... (more) Tina Fey gives nerds hope

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MoDo Does Fey
Real Clear Politics - TIME.com — ... Tech [image] Entertainment [image] Health & Science [image] Photos [image] Blogs [image] Magazine [image] RCP Home Latest Polls Videos Links Markets Sports Officially Madam Secretary | The RCP Blog Home Page December 1st, 2008 MoDo Does Fey Posted by Tom Bevan | Email This | Permalink | Email Author Who better than Maureen Dowd to write a campy, puff piece on comic superstar Tina Fey for the January cover of ...

McCain camp killed SNL joke
Michael Calderone's Blog — Vanity Fair has now posted Maureen Dowd's 6,000-word profile of Tina Fey, the cover story for January's issue. Dowd was on hand for a classic S.N.L. performance with Fey as Sarah Palin. In October, it seemed that Tina Fey was the campaign, with journalists writing that she had “swift-butted” Palin and derailed her future. Two weeks before the election, Fey’s Palin and Palin’s Palin met cute: the two women walked past each other wordlessly in S.N.L.’s opening sketch. As cast member Casey Wilson, standing next to a giggling Secret Service agent backstage, looked at Palin on a monitor raising the roof to Amy Poehler’s racy ...

Your Turn: Annie Leibovitz Turns Tina Fey Into New American Sweetheart ... Or So She Exclaims
BAGnewsNotes — ... of politics and entertainment. Besides my interest in just about every element on the page, I'm curious -- just like Annie's Vogue LaBron James cover was born out of a World War I propaganda poster -- what the historical references and implications of this image are. And then, what's with that quote, and the situation of Tina between AL and Maureen Dowd? And exactly where is that flag planted? What Tina Wants (VF Modo Cover Story) (image: ...

Hullabaloo — ... I think there's a good article in this profile of Tina Fey by Maureen Dowd, but it's nowhere to be found on the page. Instead, I would rather read Fey's reaction to this mental patient with a notepad bursting into her house, demanding a cocktail (there are references to the alcohol they're drinking throughout) and asking questions almost entirely confined to her looks, her weight, her mostly unnoticeable scar, her love life, who she flirts with, and whether she was cool in high school. The questions reveal a series of insecurities so transparently that it reads like a ...

Times editor Abramson gives MoDo a sloppy wet kiss, revises history on warrantless surveillance
Corrente — ... ? I, too, have found it hard to live without her column these past weeks. (Hey, the Tina Fey piece was great, but it wasn't a substitute). She's been off, time deserved after a political year in which she often worked without any days off and did so much great reporting and writing. And.....She'll be back on the Op-Ed page. Starting tomorrow. Nice to be able to spread the good news. ...