David Schwimmer wed his British partner, Zoe Buckman, in a small ceremony at the beginning of June, his rep has confirmed. They were photographed smiling together at The Public Theater's Annual Gala in NYC around the time of their wedding.
The couple announced their engagement in March this year. David reportedly met photographer Zoe in London in 2007 when he was directing Run Fatboy Run. Zoe was working as a waitress, and quit her job to move to LA with David.
Congrats to the newlyweds!
Following a star-studded party, the TCA rolled on with presentations from Showtime and The CW yesterday. Buzz spent the afternoon with The CW checking out their two new shows, Nikita with Shane West and Maggie Q, as well as Ashley Tisdale and Aly Michalka's Hellcats. Then it was time for Josh Schwartz and Ed Westwick to talk Gossip Girl in Paris! Having given the juiciest tidbits at Wednesday's bash, Ed revealed lots of exciting news including whether or not Taylor Momsen will return and who else will be making a comeback.
Showtime kicked off the morning with The Big C starring Laura Linney and Gabourey Sidibe. The cast of Dexter brought a different tone, as Michael C. Hall gave hints about season five before he sat down with Buzz for an exclusive chat. Last up for the network was Matt LeBlanc's Episodes, in which the Friends star plays a fictional version of himself taking on a new acting gig. Matt was adorable on stage talking about getting recognized as Joey daily and when asked if he was the first pick for the part, he was quick to joke, "Schimmer said no. . .so did Perry and Lisa." Stay tuned to Buzz on Twitter for updates from the panels!
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I have been to several bridal fittings with friends and family, but I have never actually tried on a wedding dress. The very idea of wearing one freaks me out a little! However, I love the episode of Friends when Monica, Rachel and Phoebe all decided to give it a try. Have you ever tried on a wedding dress?
A Friends spinoff movie appears to be closer than ever after comments made over the weekend, by James Michael-Tyler who played Gunther in the hit show. He said, "Friends: The Movie is definitely on. I still keep in touch with a lot of the cast and they say that they are really keen." With the success of the Sex and the City movie, and the second one on its way, it must be tempting to the cast although as Lisa Kudrow pointed out, the shows had very different formats. Still, she says she remains open to the prospect of it, fifteen years later. I'd like to know if you would like to see Chandler, Joey, Ross, Rachel, Monica and Phoebe reunited on the big screen? Let me know!
Friends actress Lisa Kudrow has spoken out about the roles that women are offered, saying television rather than film offers better roles.
She said: "There are just more interesting roles for women and a lot more female vehicles on TV.
"A lot of women watch TV. And I think one of the goals for networks is how do we get them in.
"They try to come up with shows about NASCAR drivers or something. But if a man can watch ESPN instead of a sitcom, then how are you going to get his attention?"
I'd love to know your thoughts on this, so tell me: does TV offer women better roles compared to films?
