Tina Fey is a triple threat of epic proportions – she’s an amazingly gifted comedy writer (watch “30 Rock” before you say that’s an exaggeration), she’s a damn fine actor and she’s a hottie. So, it’s with giggly delight that we’re looking forward to her latest cinematic effort, BABY MAMA. She stars as a working class woman who, when she realizes she can’t have children, hires a surrogate in the form of Amy Poehler but when the surrogate decides to move in with her, the hilarity, it ensues all over the place. Check out the flick’s first trailer by clicking on any of the stills below. The film opens April 25th.
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