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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are at a weird crossroads right now, because Kanye just wants to be known as an artist/Jesus, and Kim wants to use Kanye to pull her reality show's ratings out of the turdbowl they're currently circling, and they can't just split up because these two stupid assholes did it without a condom so they're basically stuck with each other until they die. To make matters worse, according to Diary of a Hollywood Street King, MORE
Bill Hader's final appearance as Stefon on Saturday Night Live's 38th season finale last night was literally everything! I'm totally going to miss him (along with Fred Armisen and Jason Sudeikis), check out his big send off last night during 'Weekend Update' with cutie Seth Meyers which featured a few surprise guest appearances including funny lady Amy Poehler and silver fox Anderson Cooper! MORE
After making a name for himself as one of the best impressionist / character actors in their current line-up, Bill Hader is reportedly ending his tenure at SNL. I don't actually have a joke here, I'm just going to sad-eat a carton of ice cream and watch re-runs from the mid-oughts now. Via NY Times ... “It was a hard decision, but it has to happen at some point,” Mr. Hader said in an interview. “It got to a point where I said, ‘Maybe MORE
Last night cutie Justin Timberlake handled both hosting and musical guest duties for Saturday Night Live, marking his fifth time as host! For his musical performances he started off with "Suit & Tie" (which I'm just not overly crazy about) and then "Mirrors," which I think is a fantastic track. Although "Suit & Tie" has garnered some radio play (probably thanks to Jay-Z's much needed appearance on the track), I think "Mirrors" is going to be the MORE
Once again last night's episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by comedian/actor Kevin Hart was pretty lackluster (as per most of the time) except for the musical guests, Macklemore and (super cutie) Ryan Lewis. I had heard the duo's hit song "Thrift Shop" all the time on the radio but I didn't think much of it until a friend recommended I give their debut studio album, The Heist (buy it on iTunes), a listen. Well, lo and behold, I totally fell MORE
To be honest, I wasn't expecting much from last night's episode of Saturday Night Live with host (hottie) Adam Levine. But I was actually pleasantly surprised, there were some hilarious moments and I thought Adam did quite a nice job, especially when he took his shirt off during the opening monologue. One of the best parts was the Digital Short featuring Andy Samberg and The Lonely Island (along with Adam and Kendrick Lamar) for a track called MORE
For those of you worried that Justin Bieber's recent "possibly caught smoking weed scandal" will somehow impact his career, don't worry ... he just announced that he's going to be hosting Saturday Night Live, so in all likelihood, the kid will be just fine. Via HuffPo: Justin Bieber will host Saturday Night Live on February 9, Billboard cites a source close to SNL as confirming. The 18-year-old Canadian pop singer will also act as the musical MORE
After a pair of pretty stellar episodes on Saturday Night Live -- seriously, the puppet sketch from Seth MacFarlane's was amazing no matter how you cut it. -- SNL has announced a couple of new hosts for the weeks ahead, including Christina Applegate and ... Bruno Mars? Really? You mean, Bruno is just going to sing, right? He's going to host too? Oh for- seriously?! GAH. From HuffPo ... Christina Applegate and Bruno Mars are headed to Saturday MORE
Since Seth MacFarlane's directorial debut Ted somehow managed to turn a movie about a foul-mouthed teddy bear into one of the biggest hits of the summer, while Frank Ocean released Channel Orange one of the most critically acclaimed R&B albums of all-time, it would only make sense that Saturday Night Live would recruit them to kick off the brand new season. And what do you know, that's exactly what happened, weird how that works! Via HuffPo MORE
I'm not sure you know this, but putting Saturday Night Live together, and making sure that each live sketch written over the space of a week (that made the cut) and then subsequently performed over the course of ninety-minutes goes just right, requires a ton of planning and practice (even if the sketches aren't funny). It all must fall exactly into place, everyone must hit their marks, everything must be timed down to the second. So of course, MORE
You might remember that Tina Fey was the writer of Mean Girls, which basically means she's the one responsible for making Lindsay Lohan the star she was before Dina Lohan made her the star she is. Which means that for all of Lindsay's flaws, Tina still stands by her. So you can imagine how bad Lindsay has it when Tina will play the old "oh, sorry, my kids are sick!" card on Lindsay, which I use all the time even though (A) I have no kids, (B) I'm MORE
I'm about to do something here that I honestly never thought I'd do: I'm going to publicly defend Lindsay Lohan's work ethic and professionalism. Yeah, I know. Anyway, Lindsay hosted Saturday Night Live again over the weekend, and the reviews were ... well, they weren't kind, some media outlets are calling it the worst show of the season. It's gotten to the point where the usually coddling RadarOnline even framed a piece on LiLo shopping in NYC MORE
So if you missed this week's episode of Saturday Night Live, go watch it right now on Hulu or something because it was probably one of the best episodes in a while. I'm still walking around dreamily cooing. "No, brother West; it was an act of whimsy." Killer shit. Anyway, apparently Lorne Michaels wanted to just tank all the good will he built up with Maya Rudolph by having Lindsay Lohan host the show on March 3rd (Jack White is the musical MORE
What? You thought Elton John and David Furnish feuding with Madonna would be the weirdest feud to come out of this weekend? Hell naw. So after Lana Del Rey's disastrous performance on Saturday Night Live (I'm sorry, I love her, but ... no, seriously, what was that? Watch the videos below) Brian Williams sent an email to Nick Denton (of Gawker) that was ultimately leaked to the press, blasting her performance and implied the website should have MORE
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