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Tina Fey Says She's 'Glad' to Not Be on 'Saturday Night Live' in This 'Truly Ugly' Political Climate
The '30 Rock' creator opened up on David Tennant's new podcast about the state of 'SNL' and their role in America's political divide.
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SNL: Emma Thompson, Paul Rudd Named Final Hosts of Season 44
An Oscar winner and a Marvel superhero will help bring Saturday Night Live‘s 44th season to a close. Emma Thompson and Paul Rudd have been tapped to host the NBC sketchfest’s May 11 and May 18 episodes, respectively. Thompson, who will be making her SNL hosting debut, will be promoting her upcoming comedy flick Late […]
- EntertainmentErin Donnelly
'Princess of Arizona' Meghan McCain and Joy Behar react to 'SNL' skit mocking their 'View' drama
Kate McKinnon and Aidy Bryant recreated the co-hosts' on-air spat from last week.
- MusicVariety
BTS Performs on ‘SNL’ Making History for K-Pop
BTS made history on Saturday night, becoming the first K-pop group to perform as a musical guest on "Saturday Night Live." The boy band sensation performed songs from its newly released album “Map of the Soul: Persona." The K-pop group’s performance was highly anticipated, with passionate fans — coined “The Army” — reportedly camped out […]
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SNL: Michael Keaton Plays a Menacing Julian Assange in Cold Open — Watch
Emma Stone returned to Studio 8H on Saturday for her fourth stint as Saturday Night Live host — and her Birdman co-star Michael Keaton made an appearance, too. Keaton appeared in Saturday’s cold open as WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who was arrested on Thursday for allegedly conspiring to hack a Pentagon computer network. In the sketch, Keaton’s […]
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SNL 's Colin Jost and Michael Che Aren't Quite Cut Out to Be WWE Stars in WrestleMania Debut
WrestleMania 35: Michael Che and Colin Jost Lose to Braun Strowman
- TVEthan Alter
'Saturday Night Live' spoofs the Jussie Smollett case in a controversial sketch
"SNL" poked fun at Smollett, will not be prosecuted over allegations that he staged a hate crime.
- TVSuzy Byrne
Leslie Jones mocks Trump's rant about 'SNL' rerun: 'This guy is an idiot'
President Trump tweeted his reaction to the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live" — which happened to be a rerun. Many pointed out his apparent forgetfulness, leading with Leslie Jones of "SNL."
- MusicEntertainment Tonight
BTS Is Making Their 'Saturday Night Live' Debut With Emma Stone
The famous K-pop boy band will be performing for the first time on the hit sketch comedy show
- EntertainmentKimberly Yam
Sandra Oh To Host 'SNL'
Get ready for the "Asian woman with amazing hair" to grace us with herpresence on "Saturday Night Live
EntertainmentUSA TODAY'SNL' spoofs Gayle King's explosive R. Kelly interview with Kenan Thompson, Leslie Jones
When "Saturday Night Live" spoofed the explosive interview, Kenan Thompson took on the role of R. Kelly while Leslie Jones played Gayle King.
EntertainmentUSA TODAYSurprise! Gwyneth Paltrow makes 'SNL' cameo, spoofs herself and Goop
Gwyneth Paltrow made an unannounced cameo on this week's episode of "Saturday Night Live," where she poked fun at herself and lifestyle brand Goop.
- EntertainmentMary Papenfuss
Idris Elba Turns Into Entitled White Woman Hulk On 'SNL'
Idris Elba played the "Impossible Hulk" in a "Saturday Night Live" take on the"Incredible Hulk," morphing into a white woman when he gets really, reallyangry
- CelebrityAmy Russo
Alec Baldwin: Trump's 'SNL' Attack May Be 'A Threat To My Safety'
"The actor known for portraying Trump on the comedy show raised the questionSunday night
- MusicLyndsey Parker
'SNL' built an entire magical sketch around British showman Mika's 'Lollipop'
Following December’s extraordinarily specific Weezer sketch, 'Saturday Night Live' is now targeting another niche music market: Mika fans.
- EntertainmentDave Nemetz
SNL Casts 'Women of Congress' as Charlie's Angels-Style Squad — Watch
Have no fear: The “Women of Congress” are here! This week’s Saturday Night Live envisioned the newly elected female U.S. Senators and congresswomen as a Charlie’s Angels-style fighting squad, complete with chop-socky moves and nifty opening credits. (“They wear white, but they’re not all white… and we love that.”) We’re introduced to the whole squad, […]
- EntertainmentErin Donnelly
Donald Trump Jr. thinks 'Saturday Night Live' is called 'S&L'
The president's son botched the nickname of his dad's least-favorite comedy show, and the jokes are rolling in.
- TVDavid Barden
Pete Davidson Returns To 'Weekend Update' Desk With John Mulaney
Pete Davidson appeared to be back in fine form on "Saturday Night Live,"
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‘SNL': Pete Davidson Addresses Suicide Threat – And Reviews ‘The Mule’ With John Mulaney (Video)
Pete Davidson joined “Weekend Update” anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che for the “Saturday Night Live” news segment’s first installment of 2019 to do two important things: 1) reassure “SNL” viewers he’s OK after the cryptic suicide threat he made on social media last month and 2) give a film review with John Mulaney. “I’m great,” Davidson told Jost and Che. “As you know, I’ve had a really crazy month and I want to talk about something that matters a lot to me.” “Mental health?” Jost asked. “No, the new Clint Eastwood movie, ‘The Mule,'” Davidson replied. And there to help him open up about the 2018 drama was former “SNL” writer Mulaney, who Davidson has been hanging out with a lot recently. Also Read: 'SNL': Alec Baldwin's Trump Plays 'Deal or No Deal: Government Shutdown Edition' With Congress (Video) “I’ve been spending time with Pete to show him you can have a life in comedy that is not insane,” Mulaney said. “A sober, domestic life.” “Yeah, and after observing John’s life, I publicly threatened suicide,” Davidson joked, while laughing and getting the “Update” studio audience to chuckle too. “I’m sorry, I know I shouldn’t make that joke. It is funny though,” he added, while laughing some more. Mulaney then turned to Davidson and said, “Pete, look at me, look me in the eye. You are loved by many and we are glad you are OK. Now back to ‘The Mule.'” Also Read: 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' Star Rachel Brosnahan to Host First 'SNL' of 2019 Then Davidson and Mulaney launched into a review of their new favorite obsession: “The greatest, weirdest, most bananas movie ever made about a 90-year-old drug mule.” Davidson appeared for a few sketches Saturday night, including the cold open, in which he played a Clemson football player who manages to end the government shutdown during a game of “Deal or No Deal” with Alec Baldwin’s Trump. Watch the video above. Read original story ‘SNL': Pete Davidson Addresses Suicide Threat – And Reviews ‘The Mule’ With John Mulaney (Video) At TheWrap
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Leslie Jones Calls ‘Ghostbusters’ Sequel ‘Insulting’ and ‘a D— Move’
Leslie Jones is not happy with Tuesday’s announcement that Sony is planning another “Ghostbusters” sequel, which will ignore the 2016 female-driven revival in which she starred. “So insulting,” she wrote in a tweet Saturday, adding that it’s like the version she starred in “dint [sic] count.” “It’s like something trump would do,” she tweeted. “(Trump voice) ‘Gonna redo ghostbusteeeeers, better with men, will be huge. Those women ain’t ghostbusteeeeers’ ugh so annoying. Such a d–k move. And I don’t give f–k I’m saying something!!” See the tweet at the bottom. Also Read: Ghostbusters Are Back in First Teaser for Jason Reitman's Sequel (Video) After a day of additional discussion, Jones followed up her initial tweet with another on Sunday clarifying her stance that a new movie will make it appear as though “boys are better” than a female version if it ends up making more money than the 2016 “Ghostbusters.” She also admitted that she could have chosen different words to express her opinion. “It’s very sad that this is response I get,” Jones tweeted. “When the point is if they make this new one with all men and it does well which it will. It might feel that ‘boys are better’ it makes my heart drop. Maybe I could have use different words but I’m allowed to have my feelings just like them Jason Reitman has co-written a screenplay with Gil Kenan and will direct the new sequel to the original “Ghostbusters,” which was directed by Reitman’s father, Ivan Reitman in 1984, as well as the 1989 sequel. Also Read: Funny or Die Mashes Up 'Ghostbusters' With Jake Gyllenhaal's 'Velvet Buzzsaw' (Video) Described as “the next chapter” in the story started by the 1984 original, it will involve the passing of a torch to a new generation of paranormal investigators. The new film will have no connection to the 2016 film directed by Paul Feig that starred Kristin Wiig, Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones. The as-yet untitled film will go into production this summer for release in summer 2020. It’s very sad that this is response I get.When the point is if they make this new one with all men and it does well which it will. It might feel that “boys are better”it makes my heart drop. Maybe I could have use different words but I’m allowed to have my feelings just like them — Leslie Jones ???? (@Lesdoggg) January 20, 2019 Read original story Leslie Jones Calls ‘Ghostbusters’ Sequel ‘Insulting’ and ‘a D— Move’ At TheWrap
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5 things to know about viral sensation Maggie Rogers, from speechless Pharrell to 'SNL'
Two years after she moved Pharrell Williams to tears, folk-pop singer Maggie Rogers is releasing her debut album "Heard It in a Past Life," out Friday.
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‘Glass’ Star James McAvoy to Host ‘Saturday Night Live’
James McAvoy has been lined up as host of the next “Saturday Night Live.” The “Glass” star will make his “SNL” hosting debut with the Jan. 26 episode of the NBC live sketch show. He will be joined by rapper Meek Mill as musical guest. McAvoy’s episode will be the show’s second following its winter hiatus, with “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star Rachel Brosnahan set to host this Saturday’s episode alongside musical guest Greta Van Fleet. Also Read: 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' Star Rachel Brosnahan to Host First 'SNL' of 2019 Mark your calendars ???? James McAvoy and @MeekMill are coming to #SNL! pic.twitter.com/3QggOqHkop — Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) January 14, 2019 The 44th season of “SNL” has already made multiple political waves. The premiere episode featured a special guest appearance by Matt Damon, playing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, and musical guest Kanye West wearing a “Make America Great Again” hat on stage and giving a pro-Donald Trump speech that didn’t air. In its final episode before Christmas, “SNL” brought back Alec Baldwin as President Donald Trump for a cold open sketch parodying “It’s a Wonderful Life,” dubbed “It’s a Wonderful Trump.” In this version of the story, Baldwin’s Trump feels despondent about the way his presidency is going and wishes that he had never become president. He’s led on this journey by Clarence, played by “SNL” regular Kenan Thompson. “Saturday Night Live” is produced in association with Broadway Video. The creator and executive producer is Lorne Michaels. Read original story ‘Glass’ Star James McAvoy to Host ‘Saturday Night Live’ At TheWrap
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‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Star Rachel Brosnahan to Host ‘Saturday Night Live’
"Saturday Night Live" is about to get marvelous. Rachel Brosnahan, the star of the Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning Amazon series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," is set to host the Jan. 19 episode of the NBC sketch comedy series. This will mark Brosnahan's first time hosting the show. Greta Van Fleet will make their debut as musical […]
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Ariana Grande Recreates SNL's Classic Sketch 'I Wish It Was Christmas Today' with Jimmy Fallon
Ariana Grande Recreates SNL's 'I Wish It Was Christmas Today' Sketch
- CelebrityRaechal Shewfelt
Congressman-elect Dan Crenshaw talked to 'SNL' star Pete Davidson following scary social media post
Davidson has received some unexpected support, after posting a troubling message on social media over the weekend.
