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Yesterday's episode of Saturday Night Live had a number of memorable moments, but it was the show's slam of "Pharma Bro," Martin Shrkreli, during Weekend Update that really hit a nerve. Read More »
During last night's episode of Saturday Night Live, it was announced that Girls star Adam Driver will host the show once they come back in January 2016. Driver is currently celebrating the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, in which he plays the role of Kylo Ren. Read More »
Here's that 2015 holiday gift guide fans of Foghat have been waiting for! Or, in other words, that guide everyone else never asked about. Okay, why did The Late Show with Stephen Colbert give viewers a Christmas present idea list all about Foghat? Well, who knows, but we're certainly not hating it. Read More »
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler aren't the only ones making headlines after their episode of Saturday Night Live; the show also welcomed in the likes of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. What's interesting here is that during the show's opener, which mocked the recent Republican debate, Bobby Moynihan's Chris Christie impression actually praised yet another famed New Jersey name – Jon Bon Jovi. Read More »
Breaking character on Saturday Night Live is oftentimes one of the funniest moments in a sketch. And during last night's episode with hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, key player Kate McKinnon just could not keep it together alongside Colin Jost during Weekend Update. Read More »
Saturday Night Live's heavily anticipated Christmas episode aired last night, and our guess is fans of the hosts, Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, were undoubtedly satisfied. Of course, bringing back the likes of their famed Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton impersonations probably didn't hurt one bit either. Read More »
Actor-musician Henry Rollins stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Wednesday night to: A) promote his new film He Never Died, and B) spread some Christmas cheer via a punked-up version of "Carol of the Bells." Read More »
Back in October, Republican frontrunner Donald Trump was scheduled to appear on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live. Unfortunately he canceled due to a "political comment." And after being skewered by Kimmel for quite some time as a result of his cancelation, it appears as if Trump decided to make things right. Just one day after the final GOP debate, Trump flew over to Los Angeles and appeared alongside Jimmy Kimmel on his ABC series. Read More »
Nick Cannon is back again with your favorite star-studded comedy show, Wild 'N Out. The non-stop laughs, shade throwing and free-style rap battles have returned to MTV2 starting December 16. Catch brand new guest stars as well as some of the show legends as they compete for the funny title Wednesday nights at 11 pm EST. Read More »
Broad City stars Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson have been known to partake in some rather reckless behavior over the years—of course, that’s if their Comedy Central series has any truth to it. Luckily, in the below video, they’re catching some help in the form of absolution from a couple of Sisters, and upcoming Saturday Night Live hosts, Amy Poehler and Tina Fey. Read More »
As the 2016 presidential election comes in full swing, Washington is gearing up for the White House Correspondents' Dinner. On Wednesday, it was confirmed that The Nightly Show lead Larry Wilmore will fill the role as the host of the night's event, making many around D.C. undoubtedly curious as to what he'll have in story for the political candidates and journalists in attendance. Read More »
The king of the George W. Bush impersonation, Will Ferrell, returned to Saturday Night Live this past weekend to revive his impression. During the cold open, Ferrell appeared as Bush and proceeded to blast the Republican Party and some of its candidates—particularly Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and yes, his own brother, Jeb. Read More »
First Lady, Michelle Obama has proven why she cares about the youth once again. In a hilarious video recorded on the White House front lawn, Obama and Saturday Night Live's Jay Pharoah rap over a beat to stress the importance of getting a college education after after high-school. Read More »
