
The lovely America Ferrera and her equally lovely co-star Judith Light were photographed chatting and getting their make-up done while on the set of, "Ugly Betty". Anyone else love that Judith is back on tv? I remember growing up with, "Who's The Boss?" and I adored her on that show. :)
Photos by Bauer Griffin
America Ferrera was spotted filming for Ugly Betty in Manhattan yesterday. Really, what else would she be doing in that outfit? :) It's like the stylist is playing a game to see just how mismatching she can make every piece of clothing on America's body.
I'm sure that's probably a designer skirt, a designer cardigan and a designer pair of shoes, but anything worn with orange socks is a recipe for disaster. I wonder if it drives America crazy to have to wear these clothes when she's so stylish in real life!


Ugly Betty films in Manhattan!
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It is no secret that producers of Ugly Betty are finalizing details surrounding an upcoming musical episode. BUT did you know that they are also talking about bringing the whole show to Broadway? Michael Urie let it slip during a radio show that there are hopes to bring the sitcom to the big stage and Michael wants in!
They do want to do an Ugly Betty musical, a full-on Broadway musical, but it’s all hush-hush. I think it would be great, and they should use the cast from the show.
But does the rest of the cast want to be Broadway bound?
"I think we would all do it, although we maybe don’t dance and sing as well as professional singers and dancers. I think it would be fun for us to do it for a while, and then they could get real people in. They definitely want to do an episode that is a musical one, but then they want to do a full stage show. I think it’s a great idea. It would definitely work."
I don't know how I feel about all of these shows and movies becoming Broadway plays. Broadway used to have a very different feel when I was growing up and now it is replaced by something much more commercial.










