Magazine Archive
Oct 05, 2012
Cover Story
Tina Fey: The EW interview

Features
Get ready to 'Rock'
'Frankenweenie': The strange story of Tim Burton's (seemingly) normal hometown
Tony Mendez and Ben Affleck: Spies like us
Feedback
Feedback: Oct. 5, 2012
Monitor
J.K. Rowling: Goodbye, wizards. Hello, sex ccenes!
Monitor: Oct. 5, 2012
Photos
Emmys 2012: Red carpet style
Blu-ray Review
Book Article
Sexy novels: Who's on top?
The quotable Colbert
Book Review
Cover Story
Tina Fey: The EW interview
DVD Article
DVDs: Oct. 5, 2012
Hollywood Insider
'Raising Hope''s Plimpton is ready to clean your house
'Will & Grace' duo get personal with 'Partners'
Fourteen years ago, a straight guy named David Kohan and a gay man named Max Mutchnick got together and created a groundbreaking sitcom for NBC called ''Will & Grace.'' Now the longtime buddies are back with ''Partners,'' a new CBS comedy about the friendship between what do you know? a straight guy (David Krumholtz's Joe) and a gay man (Michael Urie's Louis). EW chatted with Kohan and Mutchnick about their new take on the gay-straight comedy.
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Take me to your leader
Movie Article
Terrence Malick cut me!
Movie Review
Music Article
Movie trailers: What's that song?
On My iPod: Michael Weatherly
Singles: Oct. 5, 2012
Albums: Oct. 5, 2012
Music Review
News and Notes
Emmys 2012: Best and worst of the awards
If the debates were like 'Celebrity Boxing' ...
EW parties with the stars
How did TV's heavy hitters warm up for television's biggest night? They came out for Entertainment Weekly's pre-Emmys bash (with presenting sponsor L'Oréal) at the Fig & Olive restaurant in West Hollywood. Cast members from ''Mad Men,'' ''Homeland,'' and ''The Big Bang Theory'' mingled and traded their favorite awards-show tips. ''Eat a good breakfast and pack a granola bar,'' said ''Modern Family'''s Jesse Tyler Ferguson. ''And stretch beforehand. There's a good chance at least one of your body parts will fall asleep in hour three.'' Read it
Hit List: Oct. 5, 2012
Notes from an Emmy insider: Carol Leifer
On the Cover
Tina Golightly
TV Article
Meet 'Animal Practice''s pint-size star
Soundbites: Oct. 5, 2012
TV Review
What's Hot on Our Site EW.com
Final words from 'Big Brother''s Quack Pack
There were fireworks aplenty in the Sept. 19 ''Big Brother'' finale when 21-year-old engineering student Ian Terry defeated runner-up (and master manipulator) Dan Gheesling and third-place finisher Danielle Murphree to take home the $500,000 prize. And those fireworks continued when we spoke to the final three on EW.com's InsideTV podcast.
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