Tina Fey's seven-year-old daughter, Alice Richmond, made her TV debut Thursday in the "30 Rock" episode "Mazel Tov, Dummies."

Alice, whose dad is Jeff Richmond — the NBC show's executive producer — played a young Liz Lemon in a flashback scene revealing the origin of her character’s signature eye roll. The couple also have a one-year-old daughter, Penelope, who has yet to make a cameo.

But Alice has been her mom's inspiration for countless other episodes after originating the catchphrase "I want to go to there."

Check out the dueling eyerolls below, the lemon doesn't fall from the tree!

Now see if you can catch Alice in the this week's episode:

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Come January 13, "Saturday Night Live" alums and longtime friends Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will take the stage as hosts of the 70th annual Golden Globe awards.

They'll also be competing against each other in the category of "Best Actress, Television Comedy Or Musical" as Fey in nominated for "30 Rock" and Poehler for "Parks and Recreation" — both NBC shows, the same network on which the Golden Globes air.

Fey has previously won two Golden Globes, while Poehler was a nominee last year.

Both actress' lost in 2011 to "Enlightened" star, Laura Dern.

But the NBC stars will be more focused on their hosting technique than their nominations, as the below promo video shows the women testing out different accents and banter.

The video was released just a few hours after Thursday morning's Golden Globe nominations were announced.

Watch the funny 40-second spot below:

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The 70th annual Golden Globe Awards are airing tonight and there are plenty of reasons to tune in.

Co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are nominated against each other in the same category and Ben Affleck may prove the Academy wrong by wracking up the "Argo" wins.

Plus, Sofia Vergara will be in attendance rooting for "Modern Family" and who knows when she'll have yet another red carpet wardrobe malfunction.

The Golden Globes air tonight at 8ET/5PT on NBC.

10. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are hosting.

The former "Saturday Night Live" cast mates and longtime friends will take the stage both as co-hosts and competitors in the category of Best Actress, Television Comedy Or Musical. Fey is nominated for "30 Rock" and Poehler for "Parks and Recreation" — both NBC shows, the same network on which the Golden Globes will air Sunday night. Fey has previously won two Golden Globes, while Poehler was a nominee last year. Both actress' lost in 2011 to "Enlightened" star, Laura Dern.

9. The funny ladies will be out in full force.

In addition to Fey and Poehler as hosts, Lena Dunham and Zooey Deschanel, two of the other funniest women on TV, are both up for best performance by an actress in a comedy.

And Jennifer Lawrence is nominated in the Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy category for her role in "Silver Lining Playbook." But can she beat out veterans Meryl Streep, Maggie Smith, Dame Judi Dench and the popular Emily Blunt?

8. Disney vs. Pixar.

Three of the five nominated films for Best Animated Feature are from the Mouse House.

But will the very popular "Wreck-It Ralph" actually beat Pixar's latest film "Brave"?

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler kicked off tonight's 70th annual Golden Globe awards with a hilarious monologue riffing on everyone from Ben Affleck and  Sarah Palin to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Poehler said she hasn't paid attention to the "Zero Dark Thirty" torture controversy, "But when it comes to torture, I trust the lady who spent three years married to James Cameron," referencing director Kathryn Bigelow. Zing!

And discussing their Golden Globes looks, Fey joked, "The Hunger Games" isn't just a movie. It's what I call the six weeks it took me to get into this dress." Poehler perfectly followed up with,"Ang Lee's been nominated for 'Life of Pi' which is what I'm going to call the six weeks after I take this dress off!"

Watch below:

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The 70th annual Golden Globes were the most well-received telecast in recent history and the show hit a six-year ratings high.

With help from funny co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, the show—for the most part—went smoothly.

Highlights included Kristen Wiig and Will Ferrell as presenters, a drunk Glenn Close, Bill Clinton's surprise appearance and Ben Affleck cleaning up despite his Oscars snub.

See who else made our list of most buzz-worthy moments from Sunday's big show.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler were hilarious hosts.

Some zingers from their opening monologue:

Poehler said she hasn't paid attention to the "Zero Dark Thirty" torture controversy, "But when it comes to torture, I trust the lady who spent three years married to James Cameron," referencing director Kathryn Bigelow. 

And discussing their Golden Globes looks, Fey joked, "The Hunger Games" isn't just a movie. It's what I call the six weeks it took me to get into this dress." Poehler perfectly followed up with, "Ang Lee's been nominated for 'Life of Pi' which is what I'm going to call the six weeks after I take this dress off!"

They then roasted everyone from Ben Affleck to Sarah Palin. Watch the opening monologue below:

Thanks to pal Steven Spielberg, Bill Clinton made a surprise appearance to introduce "Lincoln."

The former president took the stage to a standing ovation to present Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," one of the nominees for best motion picture drama.

While everyone seemed to be surprised by the 42nd president's presence, a source tells E! Online, "It was not a last-minute thing. It was in the works and came together about five days ago."

The idea for Clinton's secret appearance reportedly came from Steven Spielberg's camp, with the source adding, "Steven and Bill are quite close."

Clinton introduced the film by saying: "President Lincoln’s struggle to abolish slavery reminds us that enduring progress is forged in a cauldron of both principal and compromise. This brilliant film shows us how he did it and gives us hope that we can do it again."

Watch his full appearance below:

Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig gave a hilarious introduction for Best Actress in a Comedy.

Many now even think they should be next year's hosts. It's a must-watch:

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Tina Fey doesn't use Twitter, but she thinks people should need a license to use it because most people are boring.

Take a look at the video below.

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• Despite doing an awesome job hosting the Golden Globes earlier this year, Tina Fey says she will never host the Oscars. "I just feel like that gig is so hard. Especially for, like, a woman — the amount of months that would be spent trying on dresses alone ... no way." Pressed as to whether there's "at least a one in a million chance," Fey assured there's not. "I wish I could tell you there was."
• Bobby Brown has been sentenced to 55 days in jail after getting his third DUI.
• Two couples have reportedly split and we're kind of sad about it: Michelle Williams and Jason Segel and Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen.
• HBO vet Ron Livingstonreturns to the network on "Boardwalk Empire," where "He will play Roy Phillips, a wealthy out-of-town businessman who catches the eye of Gillian Darmody (Gretchen Mol)."
• And Ben Stiller is returning to "Arrested Development" as illusionist Tony Wonder.
• Weinstein Co. settled the $50 million "Escape from Planet Earth" lawsuit after writer-director Tony Leech and film producer Brian Inerfeld alleged their work was botched.
• Taylor Swift's ex Harry Styles got hit in the groin with a shoe while on-stage. Watch below:

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Tina Fey recently moved to a small office in Manhattan, where she writes jokes and thinks of new TV show ideas alongside three other people.

But as soon as Fey and her comic crew moved into their new office space, "we immediately got robbed," she told David Letterman while appearing on the "Late Show" Wednesday.

"What happened was we have this small office and these moving guys moved some stuff in and they told us we had to go downstairs to sign for it and then I think one of the moving guys went upstairs and stole a computer," Fey explained. "And that had all my ideas on it."

"It wasn't Jay Leno, was it?" Letterman joked.

"The police were helpful," Fey assured sarcastically, "but it's hard, New York's a big city and you're like 'some guy stole my jokes' and they're like 'yeah, we'll get right on it.'"

Fortunately, Fey was able to catch her alleged burglar by going over surveillance tape. And luckily for us, Fey and Letterman chose to air the surveillance footage "against all legal counsel."

Watch Fey's great play-by-play narration of a man stealing her computer:

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The Alpha Female of the "Modern Family" clan, Sophia Vergara took the top spot on Forbes' list of Highest-Paid TV Actresses of 2013, for the second year in a row.

Vergara's earnings reached $30 million, thanks to a 16-time Emmy-winning ABC sitcom and a bilingual portfolio of endorsement deals.

The 41-year-old Colombian beauty has a clothing line at Kmart and is a spokeswoman for Diet Pepsi, Covergirl, Rooms To Go, Comcast, and State Farm insurance.

"Law & Order: SVU" veteran Mariska Hartigay and the resident bombshell on "The Big Bang Theory,"Kelly Cuoco, tied for second place.

In May, Hartigay signed on for a 15th season of the cop drama, which averages an estimated 53 million viewers per episode.

Cuoco leapt 10 spots after receiving a raise, giving her $300,000 an episode, and padding her income with endorsements for Priceline and Toyota.

This year, the "Desperate Housewives"Eva Longoria, Felicity Huffman, Teri Hatcher, Marcia Cross disappeared from the list after leaving Wisteria Lane after eight seasons. 

Kate Walsh ("Grey's Anatomy"), Marg Helegenberger ("CSI"), Kyra Sedgwick ("The Closer") also fell from the top 20.

See who else made the Highest-Paid TV Actresses cut:

1. Sophia Vergara, "Modern Family"— $30 million

2. Kaley Cuoco, "Big Bang Theory"— $11 million

3. Mariska Hartigay, "Law & Order: SVU"— $11 million

4. Tina Fey, "30 Rock"— $10 million

5. Bethenny Frankel, "The Real Housewives of New York City"— $10 million

6-8. Kourtney, Kim and Khloe Kardashian, "Keeping Up with the Kardashians"— $10 million (each)

9. Melissa McCarthy, "Mike & Molly"— $10 million

10. Ellen Pompeo, "Grey's Anatomy"— $10 million

11. Cobie Smulders, "How I Met Your Mother"— $9 million

12. Alyson Hannigan, "How I Met Your Mother"— $8 million

13. Amy Poehler, "Parks & Recreation"— $7 million

14. Julianna Margulies, "The Good Wife"— $7 million

15. Lena Dunham, "GIRLS"— $6 million

16. Zooey Deschanel, "New Girl"— $6 million

17. Courtney Cox, "Cougar Town"— $6 million

18. Whitney Cummings, "Whitney,""Love You, Mean It," and "Two Broke Girls"— $5 million

19. Mindy Kaling, "The Mindy Project"— $4 million

20. Kerry Washington, "Scandal"— $3 million

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Tina Fey is returning to "Saturday Night Live,""don't cha' know?"

The former Weekend Update anchor and Sarah Palin impersonator will host the 39th season opener on September 28.

It's her fourth time hosting since she left the show in 2006.

Fey's familiar face will help balance out the crop of "SNL" newbies, replacing leading men Jason Sudeikis, Fred Armisen, and Bill Hader. Head writer Seth Meyers is slated to depart in the fall, when he takes over Jimmy Fallon's "Late Night" desk.

The celebrities picked to host the following two episodes are pure ratings bait — having made unflattering headlines recently.

Fresh off her cringeworthy MTV Video Music Awards performance, Miley Cyrus tackles both the hosting and musical guest gigs on October 5.

Bruce Willis, who bailed on "Expendables 2,"much to the dismay of co-star Sylvester Stallone, will host for the second time on October 12. Katy Perry is the musical guest.

Fey will be joined by musical guest Arcade Fire, whose first single off the highly anticipated "Reflektor" album drops Monday night.

Fingers crossed Sarah Palin does something silly before the end of the month to warrant one of Fey's inimitable impressions.

SEE ALSO: A Compilation Video Of 'Saturday Night Live' Cast Members Breaking Character In Laughter

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Tina Fey, along with musical guest Arcade Fire and six new cast members, is returning to her old stomping grounds tonight on the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live."

Watch Fey's funny promos for the show below, and be sure to stay tuned until the end when she mocks the media hoopla over her Emmys "nip slip." 

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Tina Fey hosted the "Saturday Night Live" season premiere last night and opened by introducing the six new cast members.

After mocking her lack of recurring characters during her nine years working on the show, Fey hazed the newbies by making them partake in the obligatory embarrassing dance routine. 

Then Fey made the new kids play a little guessing game with the night's musical guest called “New Cast Member or Arcade Fire.” 

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Former "Weekend Update" co-anchor, Tina Fey, welcomed cast member Cecily Strong to her new desk and offered some words of wisdom: "Keep your head down and do your time. On your first day, you go up to the biggest guy in the yard and you punch him in the face."

After appearing in the cold open alongside Obama, Aaron Paul returned to "Weekend Update" as his "Breaking Bad" character, Jesse Pinkman, with his "Drunk Uncle."

Then a character known as "veteran stand up comic Bruce Chandling" came out to give his take on Iranian President Hasan Rouhani's first speech to the U.N. General Assembly.

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MORE: Tina Fey Hazes The 6 New 'SNL' Cast Members During Opening Monologue

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have closed deals to host of the next two Golden Globe Awards, starting with the Jan. 12, 2014 ceremony.

Fey and Poehler were approached about coming back over the summer, following the duo’s very successful first Golden Globes turn this year, which drew warm critical reception and big ratings.

Fey and Poehler solidified their status as TV’s hottest comedy act last month with their scene stealing bit at the Primetime Emmys, which became the highlight of the show’s opening.

Unlike Ricky Gervais’ original Golden Globes hosting deal, which had an option for a second year, Fey and Poehler had agreed to host the 2013 ceremony as a one-time thing with no obligation to come back.

But, given their success, it was no surprise that NBC, Golden Globes producer Dick Clark Prods. and the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. wanted to get them back.

The Fey/Poehler-hosted January ceremony drew 19.7 million viewers, up 17% from last year and one of the most watched Globes ever. In the key adults 18-49 demo, the show posted a 6.4 rating, up 28% from 2012.

“Tina and Amy are two of the most talented comedic writer/performers in our business and they were a major reason the Golden Globes was the most entertaining awards show of last season,” said NBC’s alternative programming president Paul Telegdy. “We’re elated they wanted to host together again and that they committed for the next two years.”

Both Fey and Poehler have impeccable live show credentials as Saturday Night Live veterans who both have returned to host the venerable late-night show, including hosting SNL season premiers (most recently Fey last month).

“Tina and Amy have a truly unique chemistry making them one of the most talented and captivating pairings of all-time,” said DCP CEO Allen Shapiro.

The two are able to fit the Globes into their busy schedules because of the show’s nature that doesn’t require months-log host preparation the way the Oscars do. 

30 Rock creator Fey, in the first season under a mega four-year deal at Universal TV, is working on two high-profile comedy projects with a potential last-minute sale. Poehler is the star-producer of NBC’s Parks And Recreation, and the two also have active movie careers.

Poehler, who is working on her first book, will next be heard in the upcoming animated comedy “Free Birds” and seen in You Are Here. 

Here is a highlight reel of  Fey and Poehler’s Golden Globe hosting stint this year as well as their Emmy bit:

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — NBC says it's ordering 13 episodes of a new comedy created by Tina Fey and starring Ellie Kemper of "The Office."

The network says Kemper will play a woman who flees a doomsday cult and begins a new life in New York city. The actress had joined "The Office" as Erin the receptionist in the show's 2009 season.

NBC says Fey created the new series with Robert Carlock, who was an executive producer on her Emmy-winning series "30 Rock." The pair will join in writing the new comedy and serve as executive producers along with David Miner.

NBC says the new show, as yet untitled, is scheduled to debut in fall 2014.

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Warning: There are major spoilers ahead if you haven't seen "Anchorman 2" yet.

Possibly the best part of "Anchorman 2" takes place during the film's final leg when a multitude of celebrity anchors descend upon a Manhattan park for an epic news team brawl with Ron Burgundy.

We knew it was coming. Leaked set photos teased a big news team fight for months to come.

As enjoyable as the scene is — the build up introducing all the various news anchors may have outshone the actual fight which culminated in a more outrageous, less believable way than that of the first movie.

With a ghost, minotaur, and werewolf in the mix it makes absolutely zero sense, but looked like a lot of fun to film.

Here’s a list of all the celebrities we caught in the epic news fight sequence in order of appearance:

Sacha Baron Cohen: BBC news
Kanye West: MTV news
Tina Fey: Entertainment news
Amy Poehler: Entertainment news
Jim Carrey: Canadian news team
Marion Cotillard: Canadian news team 
Will Smith: ESPN
Liam Neeson: History Channel
John C. Reilly: The ghost of Stonewall Jackson (really)
Harrison Ford: news reporter, Mack Tannen
Kirsten Dunst: Trumpet sounder who started the news team fight.

Finally, Vince Vaughn reprised his role of Wes Mantooth of the Channel 9 News team.

Missing from the pack were Ben Stiller and Luke Wilson.

We believe we also spotted Judd Apatow on one of the news teams during the fight sequence.

Bonus celebrities during the movie:

Singer Drake makes an appearance in the first minutes of the film rocking an awesome afro.
Dan Akroyd plays one of Veronica Corningstone's (Christina Applegate) co-workers.

Notice anyone else? Let us know.

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More "Anchorman" 3 reasons we love the sequel

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler resumed their Golden Globes hosting duties for the second year in a row by welcoming "all of the women and gay men watching from home."

After noting the especially star-studded crowd this year, the duo went on to mock a slew of celebrities:

• "Matt Damon, on any other night in any other room, but tonight — and don't take this the wrong way — you're basically a garbage person."
• "Meryl Streep is so great in 'August Osage County' that she's still proving there's great roles for Meryl Streeps over 60. 
• "Martin Scorsese is here: Bobby and Bobby and Danny say hi."
• "Bradley Cooper is here, star of 'American Hustle.' Interesting trivia: the original title of that movie was 'Explosion at the wig factory.'"
• "Amy Poehler is nominated for her work on 'Parks and Recreation.' I believe Amy is here tonight can we get a shot of her? She looks fantastic, hard to believe she's a 42-year-old mother of two."

• "Our friend Julia Louis Dreyfuss has two nominations tonight. Interestingly, Julia has chosen to sit in the film section tonight. Hi Julia, you know us from TV. Gosh, she's really changed. She's gross."

• "Woody Allen is the recipient of the Cecil B. Demille award, just a few years after Martin Scorsese won it. I assume the award is for tiniest man with the biggest glasses."
• "'Gravity' is nominated for best film. It's the story of how George Clooney would rather float away into space and die than spend one more minute with a woman his own age."
• "One of my favorite movies this year is 'Her,' which takes place in the not-so-distant future, which is perfect because so does Joaquin Phoenix."
• "Matthew McConaughey did amazing work this year. For his role in 'Dallas Buyer's Club' he lost 45 pounds, or what actresses call being in a movie."
• "'The Wolf of Wall Street' is a big film tonight. But I mean some of it was too graphic, if I wanted to see Jonah Hill masturbate at a pool party, I'd go to one of Jonah Hill's pool parties."

Watch the full, funny monologue below:

SEE ALSO: A Complete List Of Golden Globes Winners

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There were a lot of great looks and wins from the 71st Golden Globes; however, there were also a lot of great moments as well.

From Jennifer Lawrence on the red carpet, to hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler on stage, here are the best GIFs the night had to offer:

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler gave a perfect nod to Kerry Washington's ABC series "Scandal."

Edge snaps at Bono to make sure he gets a handshake.

Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul delightfully clapping it up.

This awkward hug between Bono and Diddy.

Fey and Poehler poking fun at Julia Louis-Dreyfus for sitting in the film section ...

... and Louis-Dreyfus' brilliant response:

This continued throughout the show ...

Amy Poehler getting a massage and making out with Bono.

Poehler pretending to be Fey's son Randy.

Emma Thompson throwing her shoes on stage.

Idris Elba giving us a thumbs up.

Jennifer Lawrence's reaction to winning Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Musical for "American Hustle."

And, of course, Lawrence creeping up on Taylor Swift.

SEE ALSO: Amy Poehler and Tina Fey's hilarious monologue

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler were rolling out the punches at the 71st Golden Globes. 

While introducing Leonardo DiCaprio on stage, Fey delivered a slightly graphic jab at the actor.

NBC censors detected it a little too late, resulting in a momentary black out on screen after the joke made it to air.

Watch the whole thing below via @czjero:

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Amy Poehler and Tina Fey crushed it as Golden Globes hosts for the second year in a row.

One of their most memorable bits was a sketch in which Tina Fey introduces her "adult son from a previous relationship, Randy."

Cue an angsty Amy Poehler in drag, looking for her father in the star-studded audience. Watch below:

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