Gallery Link - Public Events - 2009 - Lisa Kudrow Discusses New Web Series “Web Therapy” at Apple Store, June 25th

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Gallery Link - 2009 Appearences - 13th Annual Webby Awards, June 8

Lisa Kudrow made geek chic when she won a gong at the Webby Awards.

The former Friends actress picked up the Outstanding Comedic Performance honour for starring, co-writing and co-producing Web Therapy on lstudio.com, in which she plays a therapist who treats patients via three-minute webcam sessions.

Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor won Webby Artist Of The Year for letting fans download his album, The Slip, for free, while Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane nabbed the Webby Award for Film and Video Person Of The Year for his animated videos.

Cameron Diaz couldn’t help laughing as she presented comedian Jimmy Fallon with his award for Webby Person Of The Year, while Sarah Silverman received a prize for Best Actress for her role in the YouTube sensation I’m F*****g Matt Damon.

The Webby Awards, now in their 13th year, celebrate the best of the web and the contributions of the online community. The ceremony was held in New York.

The term “event comedy” is catching on. 20th Century Fox is currently shooting “Date Night” which stars Steve Carell and Tina Fey, but also features a laundry list of famous faces including Mila Kunis, Leighton Meester, Mark Wahlberg, James Franco, Common, Kristen Wiig, and Mark Ruffalo. Now, according to Variety, Screen Gems is getting into the act with their new own event comedy: “Easy A.”

Inspired by the classic novel “The Scarlet Letter,” the new movie finds Emma Stone and Amanda Bynes living out a similar story in a modern setting. Stone will play a demonized high school student who spins a false rumor against her by pitting her and classmates against each other.

“Fired Up” director Will Gluck is giving the ladies some help by recruiting “Twilight’s” Cam Gigandent, Lisa Kudrow, Thomas Haden Church, Patricia Clarkson, Stanley Tucci, “Gossip Girl’s” Penn Badgley, Malcom McDowell and Daniel Byrd from the upcoming ABC series “Cougar Town.”

Gigandent may have run his course in the “Twilight” franchise, but he’s becoming a Screen Gems staple. The 27-year-old actor is also starring in the studio’s thriller “The Roommate” with Messter.

“Easy A” will begin shooting next week.

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They are actually from May 5 so still kind of recent. Lisa looks really great.

Gallery Link - 2009 Candids - Lisa Shopping in Beverly Hills, May 5

Finally we have a new gallery layout. I think we were really overdue for a change .we’ve had the previous gallery layout since the site opened in June 2008. this one was made by me I hope you like it.

Jay Leno will host his last “Tonight Show” on Friday before handing over the reigns to Conan O’Brien. ET spoke to stars such as Lisa Kudrow, Jon Lovitz, Dana Carvey, and Garry Marshall on Thursday night as they shared their fond memories of the talk-show-host as he leaves late night and moves to prime time.

“He’s just so nice and he makes you feel very comfortable before,” Lisa Kudrow says. “It’s pretty relaxed over there. That’s nice, it’s not tense at all before.”

Gallery Link - 2009 Appearances - “The Jon Lovitz Comedy Club” Star-Studded Gala Benefit

Film Independent has announced that “Paper Man” will have its world premiere as the Opening Night Gala of the 2009 Los Angeles Film Festival.  Written and directed by first-time filmakers Michele and Kieran Mulroney, the film is described by the festival as “the coming-of-middle-age story of Richard Dunn (Jeff Daniels), a writer caught between the pressures of deadlines, the expectations of his wife (Lisa Kudrow), and the constant presence of the superhero (Ryan Reynolds) who’s lived inside his head since 2nd Grade.  And then he meets a girl – a Long Island teenager (Emma Stone) whose friendship shows him that no matter how much it hurts, it’s never too late to grow up.”

“We wanted to find an independent gem to launch the Los Angeles Film Festival, and we got our wish with the world premiere of this tender, funny, original film from two vibrant new directing talents, Michele and Kieran Mulroney,” said Festival Director Rebecca Yeldham in a statement.

“We love the spirit of the Los Angeles Film Festival and are just thrilled to get the chance to premiere our film in front of our hometown audience.  It’s really an honor,” said the Mulroneys in a statement.

The film is produced by two-time Academy Award nominee Richard Gladstein through his FilmColony, Guymon Casady through his Film 360, and Art Spigel and Ara Katz through their Artfire Films, who also fully financed the production. Executive Producers include Dan Fireman from Artfire and Fireman Capital Partners, and Darin Friedman from Film 360.

Worldwide distribution rights remain available for the film, which will premiere on Thursday, June 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Mann Village Theater. The Los Angeles Film Festival will run from Thursday, June 18 to Sunday, June 28.  Check out he festival’s full lineup here.