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Bowen Yang said that the sketch-comedy show-runner’s “love language is gift gifting.”
Audiences can’t get enough of how much Ryan Gosling breaks in sketches as “Saturday Night Live” host. But not all laughs are created equal.
Lorne Michaels and his more recent casts have pivoted to small-screen success, and “Saturday Night Live” hasn’t effectively launched a new comedy movie star in many years.
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A lame attempt at knowing self-deprecation on “Saturday Night Live,” complete with “gratuitous” cameos and meta jokes, fell very flat—despite the presence of Jon Hamm.
“Saturday Night Live” turned the stage over to its biggest outgoing star in the final cold open of the season.
“Saturday Night Live” opened its show this week with “live” coverage of the celebrity trial that is consuming America.
The star-studded Netflix film, out April 1, follows the cast and crew of a blockbuster film shooting during the pandemic as things quickly spiral out of control.
Surely there’s something... else they could be doing? Especially those who happen to work for Disney.
John Cameron Mitchell on playing the infamous “Tiger King” star in the new series “Joe vs. Carole” and the hidden pain and trauma beneath his brutal turf war with Carole Baskin.
The “Saturday Night Live” star, who is openly gay, mocked the hateful Florida legislation that would ban any “classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity.”
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