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
This weekend’s broadcast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Light” kicked off with a cold open that parodied Fox News Channel’s Tucker Carlson in a sketch that featured Steve Martin as Roger Stone. The sketch also featured Alex Moffat as Carlson, Cecily
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
“Saturday Night Live” ended its first post-Obama show with Cecily Strong, later joined by Sasheer Zamata, singing Lulu’s “To Sir, With Love” as tribute to the former president. At the end, the two offered up a mug to Obama that says, “World’s
This week’s “Saturday Night Live” on NBC opened with hitting GOP front-runner Donald Trump surrogate Scottie Neil Hughes and Trump himself over his issues with women with a parody of Hughes’ CNN interviews. Cecily Strong, playing the role of Hughes, lampooned Hughes
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump jokingly says, “Ben Carson is a complete and total loser” in a promo for his upcoming appearance on Saturday Night Live.
During the cold open of the season premiere on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” Taran Killam opened impersonating GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump alongside his wife Melania, played by Cecily Strong. Killam’s Trump first talked about his foreign policy, saying”clearly” he
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.
Saturday Night Live star Cecily Strong hosted the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner Saturday night, cracking jokes at the expense of the 2016 presidential contenders, the Clinton Foundation, attendant members of the mainstream media, and of course, President Obama.
Saturday Night Live’s Cecily Strong is opening up about her upcoming gig as this weekend’s featured entertainment for the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, and thinks President Barack Obama might just be America’s “funniest” president, according to Variety.
