Former “Saturday Night Live” star Rob Schneider has ripped his old show, saying he knew NBC’s ratings-challenged warhorse was “over” when Kate McKinnon performed “Hallelujah” in character as Hillary Clinton.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday on her podcast “You and Me Both with Hillary Clinton” that she and former President Bill Clinton took their mattress from the White House when they left in 2001.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday on her podcast “You and Me Both with Hillary Clinton” that the average American “should go around saying gay all the time.” The discussion starts at the 25:39 timestamp. Comedian Kate McKinnon
Saturday Night Live (SNL) mocked Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) in its May 15 episode, depicting her as an unlikeable oddball appealing only to a fringe of elitist Republicans, despite her months of virtue signaling to leftists by trashing former President Donald Trump.
NBC has given the green light to an updated take on the masked vigilante character Zorro, but this time with a woman in the lead as the hero.
This week’s cold open on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” featured Vice President Mike Pence and Sen. Kamala Harris cast with Beck Bennett and Maya Rudolph, respectively, and Kate McKinnon as moderator Susan Page.
“Saturday Night Live” took aim at President Donald Trump, noting that he’ll win reelection after Democrats impeach him, and trotted out actress Kate McKinnon as teen environmental alarmist Greta Thunberg who ordered the president to “grow up.”
Last week’s LGBTQ issues town hall hosted by CNN may have been even too much for the cast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.”
Saturday’s cold open on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” was an effort to mock Senate Republicans for not being openly hostile toward President Donald Trump. The sketch featured Cecily Strong as Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME), Beck Bennett as Senate Majority Leader
In a takeoff of “Charlie’s Angels,” NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” celebrated female Democratic congressional members in it’s “Women of Congress” sketch. The sketch comes on the heels of female Democrats wearing white to last week’s State of the Union address
On this week’s broadcast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” during the show’s “Weekend Update” segment, Kate McKinnon reprised her role as Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who recently announced she was forming an exploratory committee to run for president in 2020.
On this weekend’s episode of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” cast member Kate McKinnon performed her version of Laura Ingraham, the host of Fox News Channel’s “The Ingraham Angle” in the show’s cold open. The sketch also included appearances by Jeanine Pirro (played by
On this weekend’s broadcast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” show cast member Kate McKinnon got at least one more chance to showcase her Jeff Sessions impersonation. Sessions resigned from the attorney general post of the Trump administration’s Department of Justice
On this week’s broadcast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” the cold open mocked Fox News over its coverage of the migrant caravan walking through Central America toward the U.S.-Mexico border. Kate McKinnon who played Fox News’s Laura Ingraham said, “We’re
Perhaps the U.S. Senate’s confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh as a U.S. Supreme Court associate justice wasn’t the outcome the cast members of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” had hoped, but that didn’t stop them from giving it their best shot in the
Tom Cruise sped past Winnie-the-Pooh at the box office to lead all films for the second straight week with an estimated $35 million in ticket sales for “Mission Impossible — Fallout.”
Saturday’s season finale of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” parodied MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” with Joe Scarborough, played by Alex Moffat, and Mika Brzezinski, played by Kate McKinnon. The skit highlighted the show’s ongoing anti-Trump views and hinted at the Scarborough-Brzezinski romance. Follow
This week’s “Saturday Night Live” opened as a spoof of ABC’s “The Bachelor,” featuring Kate McKinnon as FBI special counsel Robert Mueller. McKinnon’s Mueller confronted the contestant, played by Cecily Strong, to tell her he could not commit to finding
This week’s “Saturday Night Live” cold opened featured Kenan Thompson as a mall Santa Claus fielding questions from children sitting in his lap. The first child asked what Al Franken did. Thompson’s character deflected the question to his elf, Kate McKinnon,
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” finally broached the topic of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein’s sexual harassment allegations during its Saturday broadcast. Last week’s broadcast of the long-running weekend night program avoided the topic altogether and was criticized for doing so. Twice
Actress and Saturday Night Live star Kate McKinnon thanked failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in her Emmys acceptance speech for the second year running, praising her for the “grace and grit” she showed as she was defeated by Donald Trump.
Hillary Clinton was spotted dining with her Saturday Night Live impersonator, comedian Kate McKinnon, Wednesday at an Italian restaurant in Manhattan’s Theatre District.
Kate McKinnon brought her Hillary Clinton character back to “Saturday Night Live” this week. In the skit, “Clinton,” through holding up cue cards, begged an elector as a last ditch effort to “vote for literally anyone else” besides President-elect Donald Trump. After confusing
In the first “Saturday Night Live” since Donald Trump was elected as President Barack Obama’s successor, Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton covered recently deceased Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” “Hillary” concluded the cold open by saying, “I’m not giving up, and neither should
Donald Trump weighed in on Saturday Night Live’s repeated attacks on him on Sunday, tweeting that the “boring and unfunny” long-running NBC variety show should finally “retire.”
During this week’s “Saturday Night Live,” Kate McKinnon portrayed what an off day looks like for Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway. “Conway” was continuously interrupted while enjoying her personal time in order to defend Trump’s newest headline to Beck Bennett
During the premiere of “Saturday Night Live’s” 42nd season, Alec Baldwin re-created the first Donald Trump-Hillary Clinton debate along with Kate McKinnon. As Hillary Clinton, McKinnon entered the debate stage with a coughing fit. Baldwin as Trump mimicked the way
NBC’s brand-new variety sketch show Maya and Marty wasted little time turning political by featuring a skit in its first episode bashing the wives of presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and former candidate Sen. Ted Cruz.
In this week’s “Saturday Night Live” on NBC, Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton delivered a message to her supporters after a string of primary losses to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT). McKinnon’s Hillary said the recent losses “humanizes” her, making her
Hillary Clinton is a red-hot garbage dumpster fire of a candidate.
During this week’s “Saturday Night Live” on NBC, Kate McKinnon came on as Greta Van Susteren in a mock-“On the Record.” As a guest, “Greta” welcomed Ted Cruz, played by Taran Killam, who called the United States Constitution his “close
Hillary Clinton is set to appear on Saturday Night Live when its 41st season premieres on October 3.
Saturday Night Live cast member Kate McKinnon sat down with five other television comediennes and the Hollywood Reporter this week for a wide-ranging discussion on comedy, television shows, sexism, the downsides of fame, and the presidential prospects of Hillary Clinton.
There is a nagging suspicion that Hillary Clinton’s campaign suffers from narcissism. It’s the kind of suspicion that is hard to prove, but is nonetheless palpable every time the campaign releases a video.
