Due to Hurricane Sandy NBC is going to air “There’s No I In America” today instead of tomorrow.

“30 Rock” will still air its election-themed episode, now on a special night, Wednesday, October 31 at 8 p.m. ET – Source

Don’t miss it!

Watch a new Ask Tina below. Tina on the show’s music, peacocking NBC and Alec Baldwin’s biggest secret.

It has been annouced that Tina and buddy Amy Poehler are going to host the 2013 Golden Globe Awards.

Having 30 Rock‘s Fey and Parks and Rec‘s Poehler “on board to host this year’s festivities is a major coup,” said NBC’s president of alternative programming, Paul Telegdy. “Tina and Amy have a proven chemistry and comedic timing from their many years together on SNL to their successful co-starring roles in Baby Mama.”

Added Hollywood Foreign Press Association president Aida Takla-O’Reilly: “The unparalleled comedic timing of Tina and Amy will surely have viewers wanting to tune-in to see them in action. The HFPA is thrilled to have the magnetic duo be a part of the show’s 70th anniversary!” – Source: TVLine.com

The show is set to air live on January 13, 2013 on NBC. We can’t wait!

Tina attended the ‘Night Of Too Many Stars’ benefit last night to support autism programs. To raise money she auctioned herself off!

Saturday Night Live alums Tina Fey and Amy Poehler reunited onstage and auctioned themselves off to the highest bidder. Two women ended up paying $36,000 each for the privilege of being the duo’s best friends for the night. – Source: EOnline.com

The show premieres on the cable channel on Oct. 21 at 8 p.m. Don’t miss it!

You can view pictures of the show in our Gallery:

Watch a new ‘Ask Tina’ below. Tina talks about her favorite writers, eating poorly and how her life would have been different if her name was Stacy.

Watch a new ‘Ask Tina’ below. Tina answers fan questions about taming wild animals, adopting a new name and her favorite candy bars.

Tina is featured in LA Times’ ‘Envelope’ in which she talks about life after 30 Rock, her daughters and much more.

Tina Fey, team queen
The ’30 Rock’ star and creator is bracing for the show’s final season, which will leave her without a group for one of the few periods of her career.

By Randee Dawn, Special to the Los Angeles Times
June 8, 2012

PURCHASE, N.Y.—

— Producers, take note. This is what Tina Fey would like to do in a movie: “Walk away from an explosion. Speak very fast German, then kill a Nazi. And land the Millennium Falcon in a dangerous situation. Those are the only three things I aspire to do on film. And all of those things should be in the same film.”

Short of Harrison Ford’s allowing her to remake his oeuvre, Fey is likely to end up disappointed. Not that the lack of those things is preventing her from making movies — or Emmy-winning TV series. Today she’s chewing on rice cakes and sitting behind a desk in yellow rubber boots, awaiting a lighting change on set at a college about 30 miles north of New York City that is standing in for Princeton for her next film, the Paul Weitz comedy “Admission.” It’s a good way for her to squeeze in one more non-TV experience in the dwindling weeks before she returns to the”30 Rock” writers’ room for her show’s seventh and final season.

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Tina also talked about her favorite 30 Rock moments:

Tina Fey’s favorite ’30 Rock’ moments
The actress-writer reflects on the comedy’s highlights.

By Randee Dawn, Special to the Los Angeles Times
June 8, 2012
“Apollo, Apollo” (Season 3)

Summary: In which the writing staff discovers old phone sex commercials Liz Lemon did to make money in her salad days.

Fey’s take: “It was one of the most fun sequences we’ve ever done — Jack Donaghy ends up laughing so hard he vomits.”

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You can also view 3 beautiful new pictures at the LA Times website.

It was recently reported that Upper Darby is planning on cutting almost all arts and music programs from their elementary schools. Tina, who grew up in Upper Darby, offered her help as soon as she heard about this issue!

Fey forwarded a brief message via email asking recipients to check out a seven-minute YouTube video about the realignment proposal for the district’s elementary schools and middle schools.

In April, the administration unveiled its proposal to incorporate art, music, library and gym into the elementary classrooms and eliminate foreign language and technology in middle schools and reduce the teaching staff by 60-plus members at a budget savings of $4 million.

Parents, alumni, staff and students declared a war on the district, organized and presented a blitz of defense on why the programs should not be cut at two marathon school board meetings.

Fey’s email reaches out to persons of interest urging them to take a stand and sign the petition being circulated.

“Hi Friends, The link below is a video about how they are cutting almost all arts and music from the elementary schools in my home town. (Educational Realignment should be the new euphemism for crapping in your own bed.)

Other than to showcase some amazing Philly accents, I’m sending this to you in the off chance you know someone who can bring attention to this story. It’s emblematic of garbage that’s going on in a lot of states. This budget goes to vote next week, May 30, so it’s not only disgraceful, it’s time sensitive.

Sign the online petition? Tweet about it? Do a long monologue about it on a national television show? Y’ll know I don’t usually forward stuff like this, so thanks. Tina.”

Linda Reilly wrote in her article for the delcotimes.com

Maria Panaritis, who went to school with Tina and is now a columnist for the Inquirer, is bringing attention to this as well. She wrote:

Tina Fey was Frenchie, I was Rizzo. But the real star of our sold-out performances of Grease in high school was the Upper Darby School District — a place where kids like us from humble homes were taught not just English and algebra, but how to dream big, think big, and make big things happen.

Tina and I were compadres of the Class of ’88. And though we had the solos, the spotlight, and our names on the program, and we packed the house for four straight nights by hand-jiving and bebopping in theater makeup and thrift-store costumes, we were really just bit players in a K-12 public school system that had made it all possible. [...]

“How can I help?” Tina Fey offered when she heard I was working on a story. The now-famous writer and comedic actress was about to head into a movie shoot but would make time; this was important.

You can find the full article on philly.com

Many friends and colleagues of Tina including Tom Hanks, John Lutz, Tracie Thoms, Rosario Dawson and Mary Steenburgen have spread the word on Twitter since then. You can help too! Sign the petition below and forward the link to as many people as possible.

Thank you!

Watch Tina’s hilarious appearance in the latest episode of ’7 Minutes In Heaven with Mike O’Brien’ below.

We want to wish Tina a very happy and wonderful Birthday! Thank you for all your funny business.