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I just read on this page that Lisa is going to be on the late late show with Graig ferguson on January 3, 2011.

Dec 23, 2010 Filed Under: Who Do You Think You Are? Comments (0)

Lisa Kudrow says that if she hadn’t made a certain movie, she might not be helping other celebrities trace their pasts now.

The “Friends” Emmy winner was in Ireland, filming the 2007 comedy-drama “P.S. I Love You” with Hilary Swank, when she happened upon the television show “Who Do You Think You Are?” She was so intrigued to watch overseas stars comb through their genealogies, she felt the concept also would work in America … and the Kudrow-produced NBC version’s second season starts Friday, Feb. 4.

“That’s the only reason I’m doing the show in the U.S.,” Kudrow confirms to Zap2it. “I had very much a supporting role in the movie, so I’d be thinking, ‘I hope we’re done in time. I can watch that show.’ I caught it one night in my hotel room, and I could not believe what I was watching. I didn’t even know the people who were in it, but they’re household names in the United Kingdom.”

The sophomore round of Kudrow’s “Who Do You Think You Are?” begins with singer-actress Vanessa Williams, and Gwyneth Paltrow, Tim McGraw, Ashley Judd, Rosie O’Donnell, Lionel Richie and Kim Cattrall are set for future episodes. Kudrow had her own history traced in the first season, and she realizes people are sometimes surprised she’s the driving force behind the show, likely due to her iconic “Friends” portrayal of flighty Phoebe Buffay.

“A couple of times, I’ve heard, ‘Huh! This is really smart. And you thought of it?’ Alex Graham is the one who gets credit for it — he created it [for England's BBC] — but I just thought it was great, and I had the nerve to say, ‘Let’s do it here.’ Alex crafted a way to give out information that some people might find dry otherwise, and to make it really thrilling.”

Kudrow’s former HBO series “The Comeback” is getting a second life on Sundance Channel, and her Internet series “Web Therapy” will have added exposure on Showtime in the spring. She’s also on view as the guidance counselor who sets the rumor-driven complications in motion in “Easy A,” this year’s well-received movie comedy debuting on DVD and Blu-ray this week.

“Oh, that Emma Stone!,” Kudrow says of the film’s central star. “She’s amazing. Will Gluck, who directed it, is a really great writer; he’s fantastic. Every day on that movie was really fun.”

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Dec 20, 2010 Filed Under: Appearances,Gallery Comments (1)

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Hi, my name is Chanel,  I am the new owner of Lisa Kudrow Online. I used to run it before Connie who by the way did a fantastic job with the site. I will do my best to keep you updated on Lisa and thank you Flaunt for allowing me to adopt the site.

Nov 15, 2010 Filed Under: News & Rumors Comments (1)

Late night TV host Jimmy Kimmel has declared next Wednesday, November 17, National Unfriend Day — a pretend holiday where he hopes people will take the time to go through their Facebook accounts and weed out the people that they’re not actually friends with.

In preparation for NUD, Kimmel has drafted his own official document, which he calls the Declaration of Indefriendence, and had Lisa Kudrow come on the show to do a PSA spot about what real friendship is (she’d know, since she was a Friend — get it!?).

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Nov 08, 2010 Filed Under: Videos,Web Therapy Comments (0)

Meryl Streep critiques Lisa Kudrow‘s outfit in a new clip from Lisa’s web series, “Web Therapy.”

In the all-improv web series, Kudrow plays a Fiona Wallice, a therapist who conducts sessions via video chat. Meryl guest stars as Camilla Bowner, a renowned sexual orientation therapist.

A floral-bedecked Camilla tells Fiona, dressed all in black, “I really apologize for imposing on you, on … this very sad day for you. I didn’t realize you were going to a funeral.”

“No, I’m not going to a funeral. Why would you think that I’m going to a funeral?” Fiona replies.

“Oh, I’m so sorry! You were dressed in a way that looked so sad!” Camilla replies in the clip. Click above to see the full preview.

The web series is now in its third season and past guest stars include Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Courteney Cox, Molly Shannon, Selma Blair, Jane Lynch and more.

Lisa, who co-executive produces the series, told Time Out Chicago, “A few years ago, we were asked if we wanted to come up with a web series, and the answer was, ‘No, not really.’ When I dismiss something out of hand, my brain just keeps working on it anyway. I kept thinking, Something on the web should really be about the web. Then I thought the dumbest thing in the world, which could be funny, is a therapist who will only do sessions online for three minutes with an iChat. It’s just a really bad idea.”

The New York Times and several other outlets reported earlier this year that Showtime will begin airing the series on TV in 2011.

You can catch Meryl on “Web Therapy” starting on Monday, November 8, at www.lstudio.com.

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Nov 03, 2010 Filed Under: News & Rumors,Web Therapy Comments (0)

Meryl Streep is set to have an upcoming guest spot on Lisa Kudrow’s online series, Web Therapy, the actress’ rep confirms. The Oscar winner has supposedly already shot three episodes for the former Friends star’s comedy show, previous webisodes of which have been picked up by Showtime to air on the network.

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