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Saturday’s edition of Saturday Night Live mocked the House Oversight Committee’s hearings last week on the Benghazi terror attacks, substituting convicted murderer Jodi Arias for the State Department whistleblowers who came forward to testify about the deaths of four American

Yet again, the United States, and, indeed the world, finds itself having to confront a dictatorial regime led by a maniacal leader who continuously threatens both our country and those of our allies. Although Iran typically leads international headlines in

Anyone angry that President Barack Obama hasn’t pushed through sweeping gun control legislation yet should know it’s not his fault. Saturday Night Live told us so last night. The April 13 show’s opening monologue appeared to paint Obama (Jay Pharoah)

Tina Fey, like other Hollywood-created stars including Lena Dunham, is showing herself to be a box office bust. Her newest film, Admission, in which she stars as an admissions officer who falls into romance with typecast normal person Paul Rudd,

Norm Macdonald, the Canadian comedian best known for his days manning the Saturday Night Live anchor desk, unleashed the beast last night after he tweeted that he was religious and believed most people read Scripture. Atheists came out in force to

Steve Martin and Dan Aykroyd revisited their classic charters “wild and crazy guys Saturday Night on SNL…

The American Family Association successfully petitioned Sears and JCPenney to pull their advertising from Saturday Night Live after the show mocked Jesus in a sketch called DJesus Uncrossed. The comedy show’s Feb. 16 episode spoofed the Quentin Tarantino film Django

Saturday Night Live’s sequestration opening skit…

By MESFIN FEKADUAP Entertainment WriterNEW YORKLike most people who get the chance to host “Saturday Night Live,” Kevin Hart is excited to have the gig. Unlike most hosts, Hart is proving to be complicated. For starters, the 32-year-old comedian-actor doesn’t

NBC. Saturday Night Live aired a parody movie trailer depicting a Quentin Tarantino-style Jesus called, “Djesus Uncrossed.”

The unaired Saturday Night Live skit about Sen. Chuck Hagel’s (R-NE) feelings toward Israel….

We have a sneaking suspicion who wrote this weekend’s Saturday Night Live sketch involving a teen pop sensation and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. SNL head writer Seth Meyers recently waxed poetic about that “sexy” Secretary in the pages

Former Sen. Chuck Hagel’s confirmation hearing for Defense Secretary late last month drew gasps from Beltway insiders. How could a candidate for such an important position be so comically unprepared, so unable to defend himself against a series of tough

Saturday Night Live had an unflattering parody ad of “Biden Bash,” paid for by Biden’s 2016 presidential exploratory committee.

Liberals have spent years praising Hillary Clinton, calling her smart, tough and tenacious. Did it matter that her record of accomplishment in office was wafer-thin, or that the media is currently letting her skirt blame for the Benghazi debacle? “Saturday

Now we get Jamie Foxx fully unleashed, since he is making millions as a movie star, and his “Lord and Savior” has been safely reinstalled in the White House. Foxx is claiming that he is the victim of lifelong racism, which,

Jamie Foxx, the actor who recently joked it was great to kill white people while hosting “Saturday Night Live,” is speaking out about the role movie violence has on real-life tragedies like the Connecticut school shooting. The timing is pretty

The New York City Children’s Chorus performed “Silent Night.” on the opening of “Saturday Night Live” as a tribute to the victims of the Connecticut elementary school massacre

Jamie Foxx used his opening monologue on last night’s edition of “Saturday Night Live” to assure us that “black is in.” Foxx, who recently told an awards show crowd that President Barack Obama is “our Lord and Savior,” employed his

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is having his John McCain moment in the media. It’s hard to forget how eagerly the press and entertainment outlets like “Saturday Night Live” cozied up to Sen. McCain not too long ago. He was a

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on “Saturday Night Live”

(AP) NEW YORK – New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie can’t get enough of “Saturday Night Live.” One day after ducking questions about Twinkies-maker Hostess shutting down to avoid giving comedians fodder and saying he’s on “SNL” enough, Christie made a

The entertainment world displayed a deeper hue of purple during the 2012 campaign between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney than it did during 2008’s presidential contest. Though the concept of “celebrity” is looser than ever — Obama’s “endorsement” from reality

(AP) NEW YORK – You wouldn’t have known it was the Saturday before the election on “Saturday Night Live.” Sure, Mitt Romney, played by Jason Sudeikis, made a quick appearance on “Weekend Update,” but otherwise much of the focus was

After inventing the Internet, Al Gore hoped to re-invent TV when he helped found the Current TV network. Now the struggling network is admitting that it is looking to put itself up for sale. Current TV CEO Joel Hyatt told

Actor Rob Schneider, who is famous from his time on SNL and being the “You Can Do It” guy in several Adam Sandler films, told “The Regular Guys Show” last Friday that he has come to the conclusion that he