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America Ferrera tells ET's Thea Andrews she became "sisters" with Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Catherine Keener after an embarrassing moment at last year's Emmy Awards. The SAG Award nominee says her fellow actresses helped her pin up the tulle of her dress before she walked on stage to present an Emmy last year.Other SAG nominees talk with Thea included, former 'Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead' costars, Christina Applegate and David Duchovny.

Front Page: Confab offers only four new daytime shows -- The surest sign of the misery local TV stations are enduring amid the economic meltdown is the slim roster of daytime strips that will be hawked this week at the syndie biz's annual NATPE confab in Las Vegas.

The cast of NBC's "The Office" trades their corporate-casual clothes for navy tuxedos and big diamonds at the SAG Awards -- ET's Thea Andrews talks with the cast of the show, and John Krasinski (Jim Halpert) reveals who he thinks is the funniest costar. Creed Bratton, who's character goes by the same name, is Krasinski's pick for funniest cast member. "I think it's a great ensemble," Steve Carell (Michael Scott) says of "The Office" cast and crew. "Everybody feels a part of a whole." The show was nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series and Carell was up for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Comedy Series.

International News: Court says ban a restriction on creative freedom -- In a setback for health campaigners in the country, an Indian court has reversed a federal ban on showing smoking in film and TV.

Alec Baldwin has won the SAG Award for Best Male Actor in a Comedy Series for his work in NBC's 30 ROCK. Baldwin, who currently appears and won an Golden Globe and Emmy for his work on the hit sitcom '30 Rock,' recently appeared Off-Broadway in Entertaining Mr. Sloane.Alec Baldwin has won the Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Series - Comedy or Musical for his work in NBC's 30 ROCK. The show was also honored with the Globe for Best Television Series - Comedy or Musical.

Front Page: 'Birdie,' 'Laughter' coming to Broadway -- Roundabout Theater Company has added two more Broadway productions to its lineup for the 2009-10 season, with the first Rialto revival of the 1960 musical 'Bye Bye Birdie,' about an Elvis-style singing sensation with a rabid teen fan base; and a return of the Noel Coward comedy 'Present Laughter,' starring Victor Garber as a vain 1930s matinee idol.

From Meryl Streep and Sean Penn's surprise wins to another "30 Rock" sweep, the kudos were evenly distributed at the 15th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles Sunday night. The only awards show of the year in which actors in film and television honor their own, the Guild's unexpected winners provided some spice to this year's awards season odds. Click here for the Complete List of Winners!'Slumdog Millionaire' continued to prove that it is the little movie that could this season, winning the award for Outstanding Ensemble Cast over 'Frost/Nixon,' 'Milk,' 'Doubt' and 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.' But both 'Milk' and 'Doubt' had their day, with unexpected Best Actor and Best Actress wins respectively for screen vets Penn and Streep. Penn bested Richard Jenkins, Frank Langella, Brad Pitt and Mickey Rourke for his first SAG win ever after four total nominations as the late gay activist Harvey Milk. After joking about the "Actor" statuettes' &q

From Meryl Streep and Sean Penn's surprise wins to another "30 Rock" sweep, the kudos were evenly distributed at the 15th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles Sunday night. The only awards show of the year in which actors in film and television honor their own, the Guild's unexpected winners provided some spice to this year's awards season odds. Click here for the Complete List of Winners!'Slumdog Millionaire' continued to prove that it is the little movie that could this season, winning the award for Outstanding Ensemble Cast over 'Frost/Nixon,' 'Milk,' 'Doubt' and 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.' But both 'Milk' and 'Doubt' had their day, with unexpected Best Actor and Best Actress wins respectively for screen vets Penn and Streep. Penn bested Richard Jenkins, Frank Langella, Brad Pitt and Mickey Rourke for his first SAG win ever after four total nominations as the late gay activist Harvey Milk. After joking about the "Actor" statuettes' &q

Front Page: Speech meets polite applause at awards show -- Screen Actors Guild president Alan Rosenberg has side-stepped any mention of the pitched internal battle over the guild's feature-primetime contract in his address during the SAG Awards.

Montreal-born singer Naomi Emmerson returns to her native city with musical drama