I have just added 70 HD captures of Aubrey from this week’s episode of “Parks and Recreation” titled “The Practice Date”. Although Aubrey wasn’t in this episode much, she was absolutely hilarious in the end with her “surveillance” video!

You can see the captures by clicking on the thumbnails below…

Makinof.com has a brand new video interview with Aubrey in which she shares tricks of the trade and discusses the importance of asking questions and taking risks….

You can view it below!

I have just added 133 HD captures of Aubrey from this week’s episode of “Parks and Recreation”… She got quite a bit of screen time and April’s impressions were very funny! ;)

You can see all the captures by clicking on the thumbnail images below…

I have updated the photo gallery today with HD screen captures of Aubrey from the first two episodes of the second season of “Parks and Recreation”. You can view them by clicking on the thumbnails below!

STANDING OUT in a movie with Seth Rogen can’t be easy, but that’s just what New York transplant Aubrey Plaza has done in the new Judd Apatow comedy “Funny People.”

“By the way,” Post film critic Kyle Smith wrote in his review, “remember this actress’ name: Aubrey Plaza. She’s awesome.”

That name, as the 25-year-old recently explained, is an unusual combination: Plaza, she says, is “Puerto Rican Spanish,” while Aubrey was inspired by the title of a song by band Bread in the ’70s.

A native of Delaware, Plaza has been making her comic mark since starting college at New York University — a school she chose partly for its proximity to famed comedy group The Upright Citizens Brigade.

A former intern on “Saturday Night Live,” she’s worked on two shows featuring female alums of the late night show, doing a quick turn as an NBC page on Tina Fey’s “30 Rock,” and more recently enjoying a regular part on Amy Poehler’s “Parks and Recreation.”

Named a “Hot Comic” by Rolling Stone and one of “10 Comics to Watch” by Variety, Plaza is maintaining momentum with an indie movie, “Mystery Team,” out this year. Also in the can is a project with a name as memorable as her own: “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World,” a comedy with Michael Cera set for release next year.

“Funny People” is in theaters now.

From the New York Post