Spoilers for the first three episodes of The Good Place, Season 3 ahead.

Everyone has a favorite, or should have a favorite, Maya Rudolph moment. Is it her pooping on the street in Bridesmaids? Her Donatella Versace impression? Her recent, insanely funny appearance as a philosophical burrito-eating Judge on The Good Place?

Or can they at least host the Oscars next year?

I look at the people running this country and I think to myself, “They would literally step over me to get on the spaceship as it leaves this no-longer-habitable planet in a few months... and also to get ahead of me in line for a McRib.” But then I look at the people mocking the people running this country, and I…

A few years ago I saw David Byrne and St. Vincent in concert and it was a.) a blessed dream and b.) probably the closest I will ever get to see the Talking Heads live. But! Fred Armisen, Maya Rudolph, and Bill Hader have united to form Test Pattern, a parodic homage to the Heads, and they are kick ass.

The a cappella rendition of “Call Your Girlfriend” by Swedish group Erato that Maya Rudolph and Emma Stone are paying homage to came out in 2011, but I’m glad it has finally reached the states.

D’Angelo made a rare public appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday night to tribute Prince with a moving version of the late icon’s solemn ballad “Sometimes It Snows in April.” Singing at a piano in what would’ve been a Prince-approved, fake-fur vest, D’Angelo was supported by the cover band…

Maya Rudolph, your favorite SNL alum, will star in a new variety show with Martin Short called Maya And Marty In Manhattan. Are you ready for more Beyoncé impressions?

In tonight’s episode of the PBS show Finding Your Roots, Maya Rudolph breaks down crying when she learns that her family history traces back to a five-year-old slave who lived on a Kentucky plantation.

Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner might not be happy about everything these days, but—if there’s one thing that’s bringing her joy—it’s her daughter Kylie’s relationship with “hip hop genius” Tyga. (Has she actually listened to Tyga before?)

There are so many reasons to lament our lack of regular Maya Rudolph programming, but when people like Rachel Dolezal crop up, it’s especially frustrating.

“Brothers; brothers from other mothers; sisters; roommates; ‘roommates’; meemaws and papaws; Aunt Ronnys; Uncle Garys; and people who met on Tinder this morning”: just a few of the guests Maya Rudolph addressed at her Tulane University commencement speech last weekend.

Maya Rudolph is joining Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in a new film called The Nest. The film follows two adults sisters as they plan one last party at their childhood home before their parents sell it, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The project began shooting this month and is slated for a December 18, 2015 release.…