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Kim Kardashian’s divorce was made to order for being spoofed on Saturday Night Live, and last night the show turned out a doozy of a skit spoofing the entire reality family.
Just about everyone in the cast was involved in the mock E! “Kim’s Fairytale Divorce” special.
SNL regular Nasim Pedrad hit it out of the park… Continue reading 'Saturday Night Live' Skewers Kim Kardashian Divorce
Anna Faris, star of “What’s Your Number,” has come a long way since her first acting gig in the made-for-TV movie “Deception: A Mother’s Secret.” But that experience only served as inspiration for one of Saturday’s (Oct. 15) funnier “SNL” moments, a faux Lifetime game show called “What’s Wrong with Tanya.” The premise: moms try to guess what’s wrong with their daughters, all named Tanya:
Although rapper Drake was on board… Continue reading "Saturday Night Live": Anna Faris, Drake, Nicki Minaj make us proud
Eddie Murphy was a no-show. Prior to Saturday, the internet was ablaze with rumors that he’d return to the show that launched his career for a cameo, but it never materialized. Apparently Murphy has boycotted Saturday Night Live for years over comments David Spade once made about him, and is waiting for an apology from Lorne Michaels. And it’s probably just as well. It would have been depressing to watch… Continue reading Saturday Night Live: Ben Stiller Was There
If “Saturday Night Live” were an athletic contest, the color commentator for this week’s show would have said host Melissa McCarthy left it all on the stage. The “Mike & Molly” Emmy winner and “Bridesmaids” star threw herself completely into every sketch she did.
Hosts who are game for anything often make for very funny episodes, but this one didn’t sustain itself. McCarthy was clearly having… Continue reading 'Saturday Night Live': Melissa McCarthy goes for broke
And Lorne Michaels’ recent announcement that Alec Baldwin will host “Saturday Night Live” for a record-breaking 16th time during its Season 37 premiere should fuel the fire between Baldwin and 15-time host Steve Martin.
As the New York Times was first to report, Baldwin — who may or may not
