Gage Skidmore

Tina Fey

Entertainer

Writer

In 2010, Tina Fey became the youngest person to win the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Oh, and she also wrote, acted, and produced seven seasons of Emmy and Golden Globe-winning 30 Rock and penned a New York Times best seller, Bossypants.

Fast Company

How 17 Years Of “SNL” Helped Paula Pell Write “Sisters”

The writer behind the Tiny Fey and Amy Poehler comedy discusses how being the go-to punch-up person on SNL helps her film work.

Fast Company

The Only Moments You Need To See From Last Night’s Golden Globes: Tina Fey And Amy Poehler Crushing It

The superhosts have won the night three years running. A look back at their best moments.

Fast Company

So, The Golden Globes Happened; Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Boyhood won big, there were some pretty spectacular speeches, Jeremy Renner made the most obvious dad-joke in the history of the category.

Fast Company

What Bill Hader Learned From Lorne Michaels, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, and Other “SNL” Legends

Bill Hader may be on the path to movie stardom, but he’s still best known for the eight years he spent on Saturday Night Live. Here is some of the best advice he received while he was there.

Fast Company

Yes, And… Improv Techniques To Make You A Better Boss

Looking for a way to shake up your creative process? Try these improv principles.

Fast Company

Behold The Face Of Funny: Portraits Of Today’s Comic Geniuses

Photographer Matt Hoyle talks about the particular challenges of capturing the essence of 130 modern comedic giants.

Fast Company

Fan-sourced “Conan” Episode Recreated Entirely By Viewers (and Friends Like Tina Fey)

The latest gambit from the “Conan” crew turned an episode of the show over to the fans to let them recreate it any way they saw fit. The results are reliably weird and wild.

Fast Company

Show Within a Show: 20 Fake TV Series From “30 Rock”

As Liz Lemon gets ready to utter her final “Blerg!” on the series finale, here’s a look back at 20 fake shows from the world of 30 Rock that are so close to being real it’s almost not funny (but is).

Fast Company

Business, CSR And Nonprofit Leaders: What They’re Reading This Summer – Part II

Here are more summer reading ideas from leaders in nonprofits, social impact investing, business, and corporate social responsibility.

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Dreamworks on Big Stars Vs. Big Animation

DreamWorks Animation’s $150 million blockbuster Megamind hits theaters this November, helmed by Brad Pitt, Will Ferrell, and Tina Fey. But the true stars of this film aren’t necessarily the names in big letters. Has celebrity talent become secondary?

Ideas

Is Seattle’s Rising Minimum Wage Helping Or Hurting Low-Wage Workers?

Ideas

How Trump Has Changed How We’re Giving To Charity

Ideas

This Electric Bike Company Will Search The Entire World If Your Bike Gets Stolen

Entertainment

Here’s Every Single In-Joke From The Title Sequences Of “Silicon Valley”

Entertainment

SZA Goes On “The Pharcyde,” Haim Does A One-Take: This Week In Music

Entertainment

The Top 5 Ads Of (Last) Week: Cannes Lions Grand Prix Edition

Co.Design

Spaces

NYC’s First LGBT Monument Will Be A Luminous Garden Of Rainbows

Product

What America Will Look Like In 2060

Innovation By Design

This Wearable Flirts For You

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Ideas

Is Seattle’s Rising Minimum Wage Helping Or Hurting Low-Wage Workers?

Entertainment

Here’s Every Single In-Joke From The Title Sequences Of “Silicon Valley”

Ideas

Tina Fey

Entertainer

Stories about Tina Fey

How 17 Years Of “SNL” Helped Paula Pell Write “Sisters”

The writer behind the Tiny Fey and Amy Poehler comedy discusses how being the go-to punch-up person on SNL helps her film work.

The Only Moments You Need To See From Last Night’s Golden Globes: Tina Fey And Amy Poehler Crushing It

The superhosts have won the night three years running. A look back at their best moments.

So, The Golden Globes Happened; Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Boyhood won big, there were some pretty spectacular speeches, Jeremy Renner made the most obvious dad-joke in the history of the category.

What Bill Hader Learned From Lorne Michaels, Tina Fey, Bill Murray, and Other “SNL” Legends

Bill Hader may be on the path to movie stardom, but he’s still best known for the eight years he spent on Saturday Night Live. Here is some of the best advice he received while he was there.

Yes, And… Improv Techniques To Make You A Better Boss

Looking for a way to shake up your creative process? Try these improv principles.

Behold The Face Of Funny: Portraits Of Today’s Comic Geniuses

Photographer Matt Hoyle talks about the particular challenges of capturing the essence of 130 modern comedic giants.

Fan-sourced “Conan” Episode Recreated Entirely By Viewers (and Friends Like Tina Fey)

The latest gambit from the “Conan” crew turned an episode of the show over to the fans to let them recreate it any way they saw fit. The results are reliably weird and wild.

Show Within a Show: 20 Fake TV Series From “30 Rock”

As Liz Lemon gets ready to utter her final “Blerg!” on the series finale, here’s a look back at 20 fake shows from the world of 30 Rock that are so close to being real it’s almost not funny (but is).

Business, CSR And Nonprofit Leaders: What They’re Reading This Summer – Part II

Here are more summer reading ideas from leaders in nonprofits, social impact investing, business, and corporate social responsibility.

Dreamworks on Big Stars Vs. Big Animation

DreamWorks Animation’s $150 million blockbuster Megamind hits theaters this November, helmed by Brad Pitt, Will Ferrell, and Tina Fey. But the true stars of this film aren’t necessarily the names in big letters. Has celebrity talent become secondary?

Ideas

Is Seattle’s Rising Minimum Wage Helping Or Hurting Low-Wage Workers?

How Trump Has Changed How We’re Giving To Charity

This Electric Bike Company Will Search The Entire World If Your Bike Gets Stolen

Entertainment

Here’s Every Single In-Joke From The Title Sequences Of “Silicon Valley”

SZA Goes On “The Pharcyde,” Haim Does A One-Take: This Week In Music

The Top 5 Ads Of (Last) Week: Cannes Lions Grand Prix Edition

Co.Design

NYC’s First LGBT Monument Will Be A Luminous Garden Of Rainbows

What America Will Look Like In 2060

This Wearable Flirts For You

Fast Company

Is Seattle’s Rising Minimum Wage Helping Or Hurting Low-Wage Workers?

Here’s Every Single In-Joke From The Title Sequences Of “Silicon Valley”

How Trump Has Changed How We’re Giving To Charity