The Glee superstar has been rumored to have dated a co-star and a long legged movie star in the past but recently he’s been spotted snuggling up to a new dark haired gal.
Matthew Morrison was seen getting close to Attack of the Show alum, Olivia Munn over the weekend. The couple kept close and held hands as they watched the New York Rangers hockey game in NY.
Olivia Munn is currently staring in the new NBC sitcom Perfect Couples and has been linked to dating cutie Chris Pine and actor/musician Byran Greenberg.
If this is true, I think they make a pretty cute couple and hope they make it. Although Matthew Morrison has hinted that his busy schedule may be a relationship issue:
“I’m not a good friend right now. I’m not a good boyfriend,” he told Details, explaining that he was placing the blame for that on his punishing work schedule.
“It’s not that I’m selfish,” he said. “I’m just focused.”
Not much is known about Horn’s character, except that she’ll be a pleasant and smart addition to Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch. She’ll also be involved in a hot-and-heavy romance with a longtime staffer — that is if this next quote from executive producer and costar Paul Lieberstein (Toby) is to be believed.
“We’re very excited to have found Cody,” Lieberstein tells TVLine. ”We’ve been searching for a love interest for Creed for a long time. So just sit back and get ready to be disgusted.”
It wouldn’t be the first time Horn was involved in a noxious TV romance. On Rescue Me, Horn played Sean’s seemingly perfect girlfriend who just so happened to suffer from post-coital flatulence. (Horn’s other noteworthy credit was a supporting role in the Rob Reiner-directed teen romance Flipped.)
Horn’s Office gig will start off as recurring but I’m told there’s serious series regular potential.
The other two Office roles being cast include Stanley’s other daughter and a new male addition to the accounting department.
NBC is pulling the plug on J.J. Abrams’ spy series “Undercovers”, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
The network is declining to pick up a full season of the show.
Undercovers will air three more episodes in the coming weeks. The addition three episodes in the can “will likely” air at some point, but there’s no date set.
“Undercovers” broke the mold by casting two black leads as the show’s main characters. But middling reviews and declining ratings made the show increasingly destined for the chopping block. Last night’s airing only delivered 5.8 million viewers and a 1.3 adult demo rating.
I’m sitting here, minding my own business, working hard…and all of a sudden, I am assaulted with Hoda “singing” on the Today Show.
How do Hoda and Kathie Lee have their own show? Why do they drink every morning (and where can I sign up)?
The Hoda and Kathie Lee skits on SNL are hands down my favorite. Now it all makes sense, no WONDER people make fun of them! I cannot understand for the life of me how – or why – they have their own show!
When you drink at 10:00am, you get clips like this one above.
I also realize this is what I get for watching morning TV while I work.
Posted Thursday, September 16th, 2010 at 10:10am
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Conan O’Brien may have celebrated his final episode of the Tonight Show last week followed by an Irish after party; however, it looks like the red-headed comedian’s working relationship with NBC is not over. The network has reportedly picked up a pilot from Conan’s production company, Conaco.
The pilot for Justice was written by John Eisendrath, according to The Hollywood Reporter, follows an ex-Supreme Court justice who quits the to start his own legal practice.
Conaco’s David Kissinger is expected to serve as one of the producers.
Leaving the door open for Jay Leno, Conan took a final bow on the Tonight Show on Friday night and made sure to go out laughing like always.
The funny man, who replaced Jay at 11:35 p.m. and was then taken off the air to make room for the car-collecting host to return, said a sad goodbye to his audience by cracking jokes about the network and what they would do with his big, brand new studio once he’s gone.
Conan settled on a $45 million exit deal with NBC, so it would be ironic if his production company produced a hit series for the network.
Conan O’Brien’s last night as host of The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien will likely be next Friday, a source close to O’Brien tells People.
“Conan does not currently plan on doing any more new shows after next week,” says the source. NBC declined comment.
On Tuesday, the host released a statement saying that he would not go along with NBC’s plan for him to host a relocated Tonight Show at 12:05 a.m., following The Jay Leno Show at 11:35 p.m.
“I cannot participate in what I honestly believe is [The Tonight Show's] destruction,” said O’Brien.
If Jan. 22 is indeed O’Brien’s final broadcast, the show will have ended two weeks before NBC’s scheduled preemption for its 2010 Winter Olympics coverage.
