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latimes.com –
2009-11-01
How I Met Your Mother: Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) is trying hard to be the perfect boyfriend, but his know-it-all tendencies are rubbing Robin (Cobie Smulders) the wrong way in this new episode (8 p.m. ... Full Article
Casting Call: Neil Patrick Harris gets animated, Kirsten Dunst is 'Upside Down'
zap2it.com –
2009-10-24
Neil Patrick Harris just can't get any downtime. The "How I Met Your Mother" star is in talks to lend his voice to the 3-D animated film "Rio," which follows a bookish bird from the Midwest to Rio de Janeiro,... ... Full Article
Anne Hathaway and Neil Patrick Harris are likely to take on roles as voices in the new animated film Rio . Rodrigo Santoro is also in talks. ... Full Article
T he lovely Anne Hathaway and the hilarious Neil Patrick Harris are teaming up for Fox Animation's 3D Rio . In conjunction with Blue Sky Studios, director Carlos Saldanha ( Ice Age: Dawn Of The Dinosaurs ) will helm the... ... Full Article
I will happily admit it, I like NBC's Community but I have been reading the ratings are slow and I only know one other person who watches the show. ... Full Article
Neil Patrick Harris is the It Boy of television right now. He can really do no wrong, whether it's on How I Met Your Mother or hosting the Emmys, he's come a long way since Doogie Howser, M.D. ... Full Article
Neil Patrick Harris ' plan for world domination continues, this time as an animated villain in a special musical episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold . ... Full Article
No, it's not a clip from Dr. Horrible 2 . Nor is it a sneak peek at How I Met Your Mother 's music-filled 100th episode . ... Full Article
Neil Patrick Harris is lending his singing talents to a special musical episode of Cartoon Network's animated series Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Dr. ... Full Article
'Brothers' Sports That Same Ol' Jive
washingtonpost.com –
2009-09-24
One way to dim the Emmy afterglow (in the wake of all that Isn't Neil Patrick Harris such a sweetie?, etc.) is to again pose the obvious question: Are there any black people front and center on network television? ... Full Article