One of the most delightful sketches from last night's episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by a consistent and very comfortable Martin Freeman was this mashup of two of his biggest claims to fame: The Hobbit and The Office, that is, the original one on the BBC.
Delivering perky, upbeat news on a local morning show is tough—honestly, who's really that happy at 5 a.m.?—but you know what's really hard? Being perky and upbeat while your city is burning and army tanks are rolling down residential streets as your viewers are bombed with tear gas. SNL spoofed that very moment in a…
Cecily Strong, former Weekend Update cohost and famous channeler of the girl you wish you never started a conversation with at a party, will perform at the 2015 White House Correspondents' Association Dinner.
Last week, Saturday Night Live made Saturday Night Live history by announcing that Michael Che would become the show's first black anchor for their Weekend Update segment, replacing Cecily Strong. And Ms. Strong would like you to know that she's pretty excited about the news herself.
This month's issue of Cosmopolitan devotes a sizable amount of ink to Q&A's with the women of SNL, complete with a photo spread of the comedians at a fake girly slumber party wearing girly pjs that cost more than most semi-successful comedians get paid to headline a half hour set. As with everything of or related to…
Born-into-stupidly-rich-and-famous-circumstances Jaden Smith, 15-year-old student at the Scientology-based New Village Leadership Academy (founded by Will and Jada) and part-time Teen Philosopher, is all, "We Don't Need No Education."
