TV 'Parks and Recreation' casting directors Ben Harris and Allison Jones remember Chris Pratt's audition for the role of Andy Dwyer. They describe his hilarious improvisation pretending to play 'Grand Theft Auto' and writer Alan Yang explains how that led the show to make Andy's role bigger. Published on October 13, 2021 3 min read Parks and Recreation was easily Chris Pratt’s big break. He’d been working prior to the hit comedy on shows like Everwood and The O.

Nick Cannon and Abby De La Rosa rang in their daughter's first birthday with a sweet celebration. On Sunday, The Daily Cannon hosts took to Instagram to share images and videos from their daughter Beautiful's first birthday party. In the snapshots of the family-filled celebration, Cannon, 43, and Rosa, 33, pose with their three children, including their twin sons Zion and Zillion, 2. The group was all outfitted in pink outfits, matching the birthday girl's tutu, crown, and two-tiered birthday cake.

David Duchovny and Tea Leoni very publicly announced a split, but all signs point to a reconciliation. TMZ spies have spotted them all over New York – and not just in very public places like a Knicks game. They've been seen walking around their Upper East Side neighborhood, in random spots in the West Village, and, according to the Boston Herald, in New Bedford, MA, of all places, having "

'Berserk' JetBlue captain's bizarre behaviour began at takeoff, according to criminal complaint Clayton Osbon, 49, had been JetBlue captain for 12 years Federal criminal complaint suggests Osbon was late to JFK and missed crew briefing Came out of toilet telling passengers: 'Say your prayers, say your prayers' while on a packed flight to Las Vegas Screamed 'Iraq, al Qaeda, terrorism, we're all going down'Four passengers, including a retired NYPD sergeant, jumped the man Father Ronald died in a 1995 plane crashOsbon has been suspended and charged with interfering with a flight crewFriends and family of co-pilot Jason Dowd hail his actions as heroic

Modern dentistry could learn a few lessons in bling from the Mayans - as they stuck colourful gemstones made of jade and turquoise on their teeth. But the stones were not just for decoration. The adhesive used by the ancient people to affix the stones may have had therapeutic benefits, according to a recent study. Research led by Gloria Hernández-Bolio from Cinvestav, Mexico, found that some of the sealants had antibacterial properties.