The New York Observer has a new guilty pleasure, a little web comedy called Imaginary Bitches! Check out what the reporter has to say about Andrew Miller and Eden Riegel's creative love child.

Imaginary Bitches is a hilarious, better than Sex and the City, YouTube sensation you probably don't know about. The Web series, which premiered last year, was just nominated for an Emmy in the "New Approaches" category. Soap star Eden Riegel of All My Children stars as a single gal whose friends all get into their boyfriend bubbles, so she creates her own social world populated by imaginary friends who aren't so friendly. The show, created and produced by Ms. Riegel's husband, Andrew Miller, is currently being shopped as a movie.

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Imaginary Bitches creator Andrew Miller is over the moon this morning. Eden Riegel's  real life hubby took home the Best Writing Award at the 4th Annual Independent Television Festival.

"This award is so amazing. And I'm especially honored given the incredible amount of talent at this year's ITV Festival," says Miller. "Hopefully the recognition will finally shut Catherine up and prove that she and Heather DID NOT improvise every good line in the script like she keeps saying."

Oh snap! Catherine and Heather managed to garner interest for a TV show with NBC! No, not for Imaginary Bitches, the show they slum on with that pesky Eden Riegel, apparently the webisodic superstars interested the Peacock in a vehicle that has them as...sexy stripper detectives in outer space?! (Crystal Hunt must have passed.)  I suppose stranger deals have been made at NBC. Jay Leno anyone? Check out these clips from Eden and her BFFs at the International Television Festiva! READ MORE

Check out oh-so-ready-for-primetime-and-film player Eden Riegel, Monday night at the world premiere of Year One at Lincoln Square in New York. if you've seen the theatrical trailers for the movie, or if Imaginary Bitches stars Catherine and Heather constantly leak you information on Riegel, i.e. sex tapes, prescriptions, diary excerpts, etc., you already know the actress appears in the Jack Black/Michael Cera biblical laffer as Lilith.

When I interviewed Riegel earlier this year, the saucy, little minx revealed not only does Lilith have a LOT in common with Riegel's All My Children character Bianca (wink, wink, nudge, nudge), but Riegel also shows off her mammaries in the R-rated flick! That sound you hear is every BAM fan in the country—and no doubt certain daytime executives— rushing to their computers to pre-order tickets for this Friday's opening of Year One across the country! Photo by AP.
 

Our pal Mary Montanari who writes the Soap Opera Examiner online column for Examiner.com has written an open letter to some guy named Andrew Miller asking him to help take Guiding Light to the web. I am sorry, I don't know what Mary is smoking, but this sounds like a TERRIBLE idea!  Here's a snippet:

Dear Mr. Miller:

Please pardon this intrusion, but I just had a thought related to your brilliant production of the Internet based show Imaginary Bitches and the untimely demise of Guiding Light.  You have managed to create, write, direct and produce a cutting edge show that has proved to be Emmy worthy.  The cast of IB is phenomenal and of course your talented wife (Eden Riegel) has much to do with that.   READ MORE

Check out Imaginary Bitches' Eden Riegel's hilariously-naughty acceptance speech at the 2009 Webby Awards. Good to know with so much changing in Hollyweird, the casting couch is alive and well! Oh and before you ask, those rumors involving, Catherine, Heather, Seth Meyers and a tube of Colgate are not true, not true at all.