JUNO's Ellen Page appeared Thursday night on "Late Show With David Letterman."

One of Letterman's first guests since his return to TV! Watch video of it below.

And there's even more after that...

In The New York Times

David Carr (of NYT.com's "The Carpetbagger Report") interviewed Ellen at New York's Four Seasons restaurant and with some satisfaction afterward declared her "nice and normal"; watch video from the interview and check out the short editorial that accompanies it here on the NYT Web site, under "Fox Hits the Gas."

A JUNO Etch-a-Sketch?

Per Slashfilm, "Los Angeles-based Etch-a-sketch artist (who knew there was such a thing) Elliot Sharron recently saw Juno ('The best movie of 2007!') and sketched this picture of Michael Cera and Ellen Page from Jason Reitman’s film. Elliot blogs about his magic screen creations on Etch-A-Sketchist."

On Tuesday's Variety.com

"Fox Searchlight's 'Juno' broke records among specialty fare in placing No. 5 overall, grossing an estimated $15.7 million for the five days and $10.6 million for the three days from 998 screens for a cume of $31 million in its fourth frame. Weekend numbers were the best ever for a specialty title playing on that number of screens."

On Salon.com

"We have a whopping surprise indie hit this winter and it is -- no, not 'No Country for Old Men,' although that will pile up plenty o' loot on the way to multiple Oscar nominations and beyond, and not Paul Thomas Anderson's massively hyped 'There Will Be Blood,' which has opened prodigiously in New York and Los Angeles but may prove too long and too dark for mainstream audiences. No, the avalanche-force, market-changing sleeper hit of 2008 is Jason Reitman's teen-pregnancy comedy 'Juno,' which rocketed to a box-office take of $26 million over the holidays and looks likely to take down 'No Country' (currently at $42 million) as Indiewood's reigning champion...

"Memo to all movie bloggers, gossip-mongers and insider's insiders: You can officially stop talking about the next 'Little Miss Sunshine.' At Sundance this year, the only acceptable market-savvy phrase is, 'Where's 'Juno'?' Got that? Thanks.

That's the latest, at least until the latest becomes something else. (If you're an ex-stripper with 40 pages of zingy dialogue in your desk drawer, get an agent now. If you're not yet an ex-stripper, or a stripper of any sort, there may, just barely, be time.)"

On "The Today Show"

Watch Ellen Page in her two appearances on the "The Today Show" -- both of which happened on the same day, but one of which took place AFTER the announcement of her Golden Globe nomination for "Best Actress." Here is her first interview (previously posted on FoxSearchlight.com) and here is her second, along with extensive footage of the actual announcements. Here also is video of Jennifer Garner's appearance on the early morning show.

Also, keep an eye out for JUNO screenwriter Diablo Cody's appearance on Letterman later this month, on January 15. It will mark the talented scribe's second appearance on the show!

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And don't forget, JUNO has expanded to over 1,900 screens nationwide!