Back in 2011, Marc Maron interviewed Parks & Recreation star Aubrey Plaza for his WTF podcast. On the show Aubrey talked about the serious stalking of Portlandia‘s Fred Armisen and hiding from Judd Apatow and Seth Rogen. But then in the middle of the conversation, the subject turned from joke serious to truly serious as Aubrey opened up about having a stroke when she was just 20 years old. Aubrey had never talked about the subject publicly before and it was one of those moments that happens during Marc’s podcast when he gets people to open up in a way that surprises everyone involved.
It was one of those conversations that really sticks in your memory and is part of the reason why people love Marc’s podcast so much. You truly never know what is going to happen when you tune in to WTF. You can watch/listen to part of their conversation below.
Fast forward a few years and Marc is preparing for his semi-autobiographical show “Maron” and since much like in real life, he hosts a podcast in his garage on his television show, he needs real guests to appear on his fictional podcast. Enter Aubrey Plaza who went from being a real podcast guest to being a television podcast guest. Watch as Marc Maron describes working with Aubrey Plaza on “Maron” and then tune in for the premiere on Friday May 3 at 10/9c.
“Maron” premieres on IFC on Friday, May 3 at 10/9c.
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Aubrey Plaza hits the red carpet after accepting her award at the 2013 CinemaCon Big Screen Achievement Awards on Thursday (April 18) at Caesars Palace’s Pure Nightclub in Las Vegas, Nev. The 28-year-old To Do List actress was given the Breakthrough Performer of the Year Award that evening.
Aubrey is wearing a Marc Jacobs dress and Jimmy Choo shoes at CinemaCon and a Miss Wu outfit and Christian Louboutin shoes at the screening.

The Parks & Recreation actress—and MTV Movie Awards stage-crasher—will be joined by just-announced costars John Krasinski, Nathan Fillion and Bonnie Hunt for Pixar’s upcoming Monsters, Inc. sequel Monsters University, according to EW.
It was previously announced that Plaza, along with Sean Hayes, Charlie Day, Alfred Molina and Helen Mirren, will be voicing characters for the animated flick. Monsters, Inc.’s original stars Billy Crystal, John Goodman and Steve Buscemi will reprise their roles for the film. Monsters University will once again follow monster Mike Wazowski (Crystal) as he attends college to become a Scarer.
The flick is set to hit theaters Jun. 21.
Source: eonline.com
Aubrey Plaza is a guest star on a new Funny or Die video: “Late Night Baby”, an animated Talk Show directed by Tyler Riggs. You can watch it below!
On Sunday night (April 14), something inspired actress Aubrey Plaza to storm the stage while Will Ferrell was accepting his Comedic Genius Golden Popcorn at the 2013 MTV Movie Awards.
While the “Anchorman” star was making the A-listers in the room LOL with his speech, the “Parks and Recreation” star — with the name of her August film “The To Do List” scrolled across her chest — jumped onstage and tried to wrestle the statue out of his hand. While it seemed like it may have been a gag, MTV News can confirm that the moment was anything but planned.
Plaza, who was holding a cup she later dropped on her way back to her seat, wasn’t supposed to join the funnyman at all, and the whole back-and-forth was unscripted. Shortly after she interrupted the actor’s big moment, she was asked to leave the show by producers.


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