Melissa McCarthy’s Bridesmaids Advice!

Get ready for some hysterical laughing when Bridesmaids is released onto DVD and Blu-ray tomorrow!

But until then, here’s some advice from the film’s very own Megan (Melissa McCarthy):

Megan’s (Melissa McCarthy) Guide to Getting You Out of a Dating Slump

When it comes to dating, we all find ourselves hitting a bit of a dry patch sometimes… take heart! Follow these simple rules of thumb from Bridesmaids’ Megan and you’ll be finding love in no time at all…

Be Yourself
One of the foundation stones of a new relationship is HONESTY. That’s why we fully advocate being yourself – completely, hopelessly yourself – with any potential lover. Face it, they’re going to see the real you eventually, so it’s best to let them know what treats are in store. Inhaled some dodgy meatballs during that candlelit dinner? Not sure which end they’re going to come out of first? Why hide it – they’ll only love you more.

Play To Your Strengths
No one likes a bragger, but there’s nothing wrong with blowing your own horn a little. Whether you’re a dab hand at crochet or rule the women’s lacrosse team, tell him. Outdoor activities (tree-climbing, say) are guaranteed to have him begging for more, upping your profile in the team-player stakes as well as hinting at underlying sexual prowess (note: being double-jointed wasn’t only something to shout about in high school…).

Own Your Sexuality
We’re all for holding it back – tantalising glimpses of a negligee, or the gentle of brush of your hair against his cheek… We’re not saying give it up – but when it comes to dating, face it: confidence is sexy. If you feel like blocking a man’s path using only your calf, DO IT. Tell him about the status of your “under-carriage”. Just don’t show him.

Give Compliments
Every man likes to talk about himself – just like every woman. But make concessions for his bigger male ego, and he’ll be putty in your hands. Ask questions. Take an interest in his line of work. If he’s so pretty it makes your stomach hurt, tell him. Who cares if you follow through?! It’s the thought that counts.

Keep Him Guessing
Everyone knows that a stagnant relationship will not be a relationship for long! Keep things fresh from the beginning of your dating cycle with a few surprises. Look to the future; make plans. What can you do to keep things interesting? If that means forming a female fight club, who cares?? Grease up. SURPRISE!!!

Edited: September 19th, 2011

Kyle Chandler: Outstanding Actor in Drama Winner

Friday Night Lights actor Kyle Chandler picked up the outstanding actor in drama award during the 2011 Emmys.

“Thank you to the Academy and to the other actors in the category,” Chandler said during his acceptance speech.

The 46-year-old actor beat out Steve Buscemi (Boardwalk Empire), Michael C. Hall (Dexter), John Hamm (Mad Men), Hugh Laurie (House) and Timothy Olyphant (Justified).

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Julianna Margulies: Emmys Best Actress in Drama Winner

The Good Wife’s Julianna Margulies won best actress in the 2011 Emmys Drama category.

The 45-year-old actress Kathy Bates (Harry’s Law), Connie Britton (Friday Night Lights), Mireille Enos (The Killing), Mariska Hargitay (Law and Order: SVU) and Elisabeth Moss (Mad Men).

Margulies also won the Best Actress award last year for her portrayal of Alicia Florrick in The Good Wife.

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Peter Dinklage: Outstanding Supporting Actor in Drama

Game of Thrones actor Peter Dinklage won the best supporting actor in drama award during the 2011 Emmys.

The 42-year-old took to the stage after Martin Scorsese won for his directorial episode for Boardwalk Empire.

“Wow I followed Martin Scorsese,” said Dinklage. ”My heart is pounding, you are a legend.

Dinklage also thanked HBO during his speech.

“HBO you are quite simply the greatest place to work for. you let artists create and that’s something that’s rare unfortunately.”

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Margo Martindale: Best Supporting Drama Actress Winner

Justified’s Margo Martindale beat out Kelly Macdonald (Boardwalk Empire), Archie Panjabi (The Good Wife), Christine Baranski (The Good Wife), Michelle Forbes (The Killing) and Christina Hendricks (Mad Men) in the 2011 Emmys Best Support Actress in Drama category.

“I’m so honored to be nominated amongst all these amazing actresses,” Martindale said during her acceptance speech. “The writers are genius and poetic.”

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Melissa McCarthy: Best Actress in Comedy Winner

Mike & Molly’s Melissa McCarthy won the Best Actress in Comedy award during the 2011 Emmys.

Edie Falco (Nurse Jackie), Tina Fey (30 Rock), Laura Linney (The Big C), Martha Plimpton (Raising Hope) and Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation) were also nominated.

Before the winner was nominated, all the nominated actresses took the stage!

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Jim Parsons: 2011 Emmys Best Actor Winner

Jim Parsons won best actor during the 2011 Emmys Awards for his portrayal as Sheldon in The Big Bang Theory.

This is his second Emmys award.

“I was assured by many people in my life that this wasn’t happening,” said Parsons during his acceptance speech. “I’m so proud to do that show and thank you for recognizing me and the show too.”

Parsons beat out Alec Baldwin (30 Rock), Louis C.K. (Louie), Steve Carrell (The Office), Johnny Galecki (The Big Bang Theory) and Matt LeBlanc (Episodes).

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Ty Burrell Wins Best Supporting Actor Award

Modern Family’s Ty Burrell won the best supporting actor award during the 2011 Emmys.

The 44-year-old actor gave a heartfelt acceptance speech.

“I actually got a late start in acting and my dad passed away before he saw me perform,” Burrell said. ”And I can’t help but think about what he would think about this.

“Everyday I go to work in full makeup and I think he would be thrilled that I get to work with so many talented people,” he said. “If he were here tonight I think he would say, but why the makeup. I know that he would be in awe of my mom who supported me and in the end, he’d be like, ‘couldn’t you just wear a little powder?’ And I would say, ‘dad just think of me as a very masculine lady’ and he would say “I do, son. I do.”

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Julie Bowen: Emmy’s Best Supporting Actress Winner

Modern Family’s Julie Bowen won the best supporting actress award during the 2011 Emmys Awards.

“I won something,” she said during her acceptance speech.

Bowen also thanked her two husbands – her TV husband, Ty Burrell and her real-life husband Scott Phillips.

The comedic actress beat out Jane Lynch (Glee), Betty White (Hot In Cleveland), Sofia Vergara (Modern Family), Kristen Wiig (Saturday Night Live) and Jane Krakowski (30 Rock).

Edited: September 18th, 2011

Julie Andrews: Breakfast at Tiffany’s 50th Anniversary

Julie Andrews walked the blue carpet for the 50th Anniversary screening of Breakfast at Tiffany’s.

The invite-only event took place at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center in New York City and was presented in conjunction with Paramount and the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

Although director Blake Edwards, who passed away last year was not there, his wife Andrews was on hand to celebrate his great cinematic triumph.

Real Houswives of New York reality star Sonja Morgan and actress Bebe Neuwirth were also in attendance.

Edited: September 17th, 2011