In today’s EOD roundup, watching Amy Poehler interview her hero (in a flirty neckerchief, mind you!) is the best way to welcome the sunshine and lollipops of spring.

Taylor Swift is on the cover of this month’s Vanity Fair and she is sounding off about everything that bothers her which, believe it or not, includes things besides her ex-boyfriends.

In today’s EOD roundup, The Daily Caller continues their illustrious history of making me frown by publishing a piece that argues actress Ashley Judd is unfit to run for Senate in Kentucky because we’ve probably all seen her naked. You know, in her movies. In which she was acting. Which was her job.

Brace yourselves America. It sounds like Tina Fey has no desire to host the Oscars, despite the wide open opportunity to show Seth MacFarlane how it’s done.

In today’s EOD roundup, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced a new initiative to help the nation’s college graduates pay off their combined $1 trillion in student loans. The agency will begin to draft proposals that aim to lower monthly loan payments through refinancing and income-based payments models. Does this mean that we won’t die alone…?

It was ladies’ night.

No pressure!

Our love affair with Amy Poehler is well-documented — so it’s no surprise that we were thrilled to see she’s releasing a new series of advice videos.

It was Tina Fey who created 30 Rock‘s ingenious Liz Lemon and the hilarious Amy Poehler who beautifully dedicated her speech at the Time 100 gala to the nannies of the world who she said allowed her and fellow ladies to establish their careers. The two are role models to women in comedy and also patron saints to working women worldwide. Last night, they went back to where it all started, as they reprised their roles as hosts of “Weekend Update” on Saturday Night Live.