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Sunday, May 8 2011

A Spoonful of Humor Makes the Feminism Go Down in Tina Fey's 'Bossypants'

Captivating while innocently disorganized, Bossypants makes the most palatable (and hilarious) argument in history that the glass ceiling is starting to crack.

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Monday, April 21 2008

Tina Fey, star of '30 Rock,' says her life is pretty good

On "30 Rock," the NBC comedy Tina Fey created, writes and produces, she plays Liz Lemon, a competent television producer whose personal life is a…

Monday, October 8 2007

Tina Fey's climb to the top of the comedy heap

CHICAGO -- A year go, few people would have bet Tina Fey's show, "30 Rock," would last an entire season, let alone take the best-comedy…

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