From NY Times article:

“Kat is incredibly interesting because she’s the ironic indie girl succeeding in a big, broad comedy. “You talk to the other networks, and they all say, ‘I wish I had that show,’ and Kat is a big reason why.”

Just uploaded Kat’s interview from Ellen! The quality is not the best, but you still get to see Kat being adorable. Watch it before YouTube makes me take it down, lol! 

Beth Behrs on Her Chemistry with Co-Star Kat Dennings

Lucy and Ethel, Laverne and Shirley, and now Caroline and Max! Beth Behrs, who plays Caroline Channing on the hit CBS comedy 2 Broke Girls, chats with Rosie about the connection she has with her co-star Kat Dennings. Plus, find out how being on the show has changed Beth’s life.

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Four Questions For Kat Dennings

(1) What’s the most annoying nickname people make out of “Kat”?
(2) What’s the brokest you’ve ever been?
(3) What’s the crummiest job you’ve ever had?
(4) Can you please explain the bio section of your Twitter feed?

[Video by Two Penguins]

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fuckyeahdennings:

“Kat Dennings looks awesome in Rolling Stone wearing Melinda Maria’s Nailhead Bangle!”

‘2 Broke Girls’ Star Kat Dennings Wants to ‘Bring the Sitcom Back’

Never mind that, at 25, Kat Dennings has acted in The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Thor, that she co-stars on 2 Broke Girls, television’s most popular new sitcom, or that her title role opposite Michael Cera in Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist made her the cult-crush object of thousands of Michael Cera-ish boys nationwide: She has zero interest in Young Hollywood life. “I live in the Valley,” she says. “I’m a reclusive weirdo.”

Dennings is at a Valley cafe, decked out in don’t-notice-me gear: gray hoodie, blue jeans, oversize handbag clutched over her chest like a shield. She takes out her phone to show me how a reclusive weirdo decorates her apartment. “I forget the artist, but I love these prints,” she says, zooming in on a photo of a drawing of Jesus flanked by the StarKist tuna mascot and Popeye. “Their bodies are made of organs, like eyeballs, intestines and stuff.” I raise an eyebrow. “The more unsettling,” she says, “the more I feel at home.”

Dennings is the Pennsylvania-bred daughter of a biochemist dad and speech-therapist mom, whose appeal lies in her unsunny, unsentimental disposition. On 2 Broke Girls, playing a tough Brooklyn waitress called Max, she spends half her scenes sighing scornfully, and the other half making vagina jokes, but she says the writers are going to draw on her dramatic chops, too. “The show’s not just a ha-ha machine,” she says. “I grew up watching The Golden Girls, The Nanny – I want to bring the sitcom back.”