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Before Lindsay Lohan was Lindsay Lohan, she was just another teenage actress and a pretty good one at that. It's hard to imagine a time when Lindsay Lohan was hanging out with Tina Fey and Amy Poehler but back in the days before 'Mean Girls' hit theaters, they were doing exactly that.

They may be known as the funny couple in Hollywood, but there is nothing funny about their recent announcement. Comedy's golden couple Amy Poehler and Will Arnett have announced that after nine years of marriage, they are calling it quits. And no, this isn't a story line to another one of their comedies, it's the real deal.

In light of their 14-month hiatus, Bronx Beat hosts Betty Caruso and Jodi Deitz, played by Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph, brought their sexy “boom” man Lou (Justin Timberlake) and cameraman Tony (Andy Samberg) on their ‘SNL‘ set.

Last night’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ was all about remembering the good times with ex-cast members like Jimmy Fallon, who hosted, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler. All three big names are former Weekend Update anchors, and what better way for them to celebrate the fond memories than to throw down a good, old-fashioned ‘Joke Off?’

The Harvard class of 2011 was treated to a hilarious commencement speech this week by 'Parks and Recreation' star Amy Poehler, who entertained the crowd with a number of quips and mock observations on life. "I graduated from Boston College, which some call the Harvard of Boston," she told the crowd. Poehler also saved time to give the graduating class tips and advice, based on her own ex

Look out, Snooki. Funny ladies Tina Fey and Amy Poehler made a surprise appearance on Thursday's 'Late Night With Jimmy Fallon,' in which they paid a visit to the elusive (and admittedly frightening) 'Jersey Floor.' In this hilarious spoof of MTV's 'Jersey Shore,' Fey and Poehler played two girls looking for love in all the wrong places. Naturally, with lines like "let's have a relationship&q

Pop sensation Justin Bieber was just one of many famous faces to make TIME magazine's annual 100 List, honoring the most influential people in the world. Each entry includes an essay written by another famous face. In Bieber's case, it was Usher.