TV Guide Funny TV Tidbits

February 16, 2005 Television, Entertainment

Columnist Michael Ausiello over at TVGuide.com is one funny guy. Just check out some of what he wrote in today’s newsletter. He always adds in a funny one liner at the end of his news tidbits.

SILLY WOLF: Law & Order chief Dick Wolf is breaking into the comedy biz with a sitcom pilot at NBC. The untitled project, produced by Wolf and Will & Grace’s Dave Flebotte, revolves around an Italian family that runs a diner in the North End of Boston. If it’s half as funny as Serena’s 11th hour outing on L&O, it’s gonna be a winner.

ENQUIRING MINDS WANT TO SUE: Ashley Olsen has slapped The National Enquirer with a $40 million lawsuit over a story that implied she was involved in a drug scandal. The suit claims the rag ran a misleading headline and cover photograph showing Olsen with her eyes half-shut — implying she was “drugged” out. In reality, her assistant just forgot to scotch-tape her eyelids open that morning.

Now that’s funny! If you liked that, check out Michael Ausiello’s “Ask Ausiello” column, where he answers readers questions every Wednesday.

Happy TV watching, everybody!

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