Judd Apatow

Sex, anarchy and Russell Brand Sex, anarchy and Russell Brand

The British actor, comedian and professional troublemaker talks about political comedy, dressing up as Osama bin Laden, and his new "Booky Wook."
  • Remember freshman year?

    Judd Apatow's short-lived series "Undeclared" brings back the bad beer, sex-crazed roommates and geeky uncertainty of your college years. But don't chug it.
  • "Superbad"

    Sure, living through your teenage humiliations was bad, but laughing at them now feels so good.
  • Abortion, shmashmortion

    "Knocked Up" avoids directly addressing abortion -- does that make it anti-choice?
  • "Knocked Up"

    Don't expect cutesy diaper jokes or starry-eyed mooning about innocence -- Judd Apatow's hilariously honest comedy refuses to fetishize parenthood.
  • "The 40-Year-Old Virgin"

    The remarkable appeal of an undersexed middle-aged man in an oversexed world.
  • Beware the 800-pound gorilla

    With "Millionaire," one of the most successful TV shows ever, ABC threatens to crush its bewildered competition during the crucial May sweeps for advertising dollars.
  • Give "Freaks" a chance

    Why is NBC keeping its endearing high school comedy in detention?
  • In with the out crowd

    NBC's affectionate "Freaks and Geeks" lets high school nobodys have their day.

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