Neil Patrick Harris graces the latest cover of gay glossy Out. And, like the mensch we know he is, the dreamboat actor revealed the quiet trials and tribulations of his otherwise well-documented life. A taste:
Last night celebrated Britney's return to a television show other than TMZ, and it's safe to say that the whole bit has grown tired. Neil Patrick Harris, bless his heart, was forced to share every scene with Brit, and we can only assume it's punishment for publicly (and correctly) stating that How I Met Your Mother did not need stunt casting.
The best line of the night belonged to Brit's character Abby, who said she "didn't want to steal any attention away from America." Interesting, because that's all Britney seems to be capable of doing.
All five video clips from last night's episode after the jump, if you can sit through them. CONTINUED »
Neil Patrick Harris recently told OK! magazine that his sitcom, How I Met Your Mother, is literally too good for Britney Spears, who briefly appeared on the show last month. "I'm in the minority that feels our show does not need stunt casting in order to succeed," said Mr Smartypants, probably in a whiny voice. "I worry that if they start Will and Grace-ing us too much, that the show will suffer." Indeed, he has a point, but the Spears episode was the most watched in the history of the show, which means he should expect to get Will and Grace-ed a lot more.
Shouldn't Doog have learned by now that money trumps originality every day of the week in Hollywood?
The week wouldn't be complete without a thorough Britney Spears progress report. Everyone's favorite trainwreck, who spent the week filming scenes for an upcoming episode of How I Met Your Mother, has been relatively quiet. But the cast loves to talk about Brit, so there's been a different story every five minutes about how great she was. Lucky us. CONTINUED »
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