Once the left invents a gaffe they never let it go. There’s a good example of that at Huff Post yesterday where a post on political blunders includes Sarah Palin’s interview with Katie Couric. Huff Post claims Palin’s statements about
Saturday Night Live’s parody of the vice presidential debate
“Saturday Night Live” had a hard task last night. How do you mock this week’s vice presidential when Joe Biden already beat you to it? The liberal sketch show ended up showing Biden’s unhinged performance as playful while focusing on
Last week, the nation watched President Barack Obama get his clocked cleaned by GOP challenger Mitt Romney in the first of three presidential debates. The writers at “Saturday Night Live,” who live to protect Obama’s reelection chances, struggled to find anything
NEW York Post : “Saturday Night Live” used inner monologues to explore President Obama’s tepid showing in Wednesday’s debate. The show-opening debate spoof showed Obama (Jay Pharoah) considering last-minute gift ideas for wife Michelle and struggling with the Denver altitude
(AP) Big Bird wings it to ‘Saturday Night Live’NEW YORKIn a week when Big Bird was in the news, it seemed fitting to find him perched at the parody news report on NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” But joining Seth Meyers
Saturday Night Live actor Jay Pharoah playing Obama: “Look, we’re in a deep financial hole,23 million people out of work, but things are getting better. Remember that movie, ‘The Sixth Sense’? I’m like the kid in that movie: I see
“Saturday Night Live’s” Thursday edition actually took President Obama to task for the shoddy state of the American economy. Of course, the sketch had to squeeze in a slam against Mitt Romney. Not bad. It’s almost as if the show’s
“Saturday Night Live” is clearly disinterested in tweaking President Barack Obama. You know, the most powerful man in the world, the figure past “SNL” casts mocked with alacrity – from Presidents Gerald Ford to Bill Clinton. Now, with the presidential
The skit that opened “Saturday Night Live” this weekend featured impressions of President Barack Obama, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan. Strangely absent was Vice President Joe Biden who, of the four top candidates, seems the most ripe for humor. But
New Obama, same liberal bias. “Saturday Night Live” introduced a different cast member portraying President Barack Obama during the show’s first new episode of the season last night. Jay Pharoah was certainly an improvement over Fred Armisen, a talented comedian
Over the past four-plus years Barack Obama has promised to heal the planet, addressed a crowd in front of Greek-style pillars, spoke as if he fired the shot that took out Osama bin Laden, slow-jammed the news, mocked Special Olympians,
(AP) ‘SNL’ adds 3 new performers for upcoming seasonNEW YORK The sketch comedy show announced Monday that Cecily Strong, Aidy Bryant and Tim Robinson will be joining “SNL” for its 38th season. Strong comes from the touring company of the
We all know former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has a great sense of humor. Who can forget her stellar and confident performances on SNL and Jay Leno’s Tonight Show? Well, now Governor Palin is joining Clint Eastwood’s brilliant “Pres. Obama as a vacant chair”
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 29 (UPI) — Comedian and “Family Guy” creator Seth MacFarlane is to serve as guest host for the 38th season premiere of “Saturday Night Live” in New York, NBC said. Frank Ocean will be the musical guest
Earlier today on The Dennis Miller Show, SNL alums Jon Lovitz and Dana Carvey spoke about the current state of the comedy world and the fact that comedians are hesitant to target President Obama.
“The Watch” is a state-of-the-craft Hollywood comedy product, assembled by pros (Seth Rogen is one of its three writers, director Akiva Schaffer is an “SNL” veteran) and stocked with certified funnymen (Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill). The plot is
It’s a shame Jon Lovitz no longer toils on behalf of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live.” Lovitz could teach his fellow cast mates how to make fun of a sitting president, something they apparently aren’t too keen on doing since January
(AP) LOS ANGELES – A spokeswoman for Andy Samberg said the actor-comedian is leaving “Saturday Night Live.” Samberg’s publicist, Carrie Byalick, said Friday that he won’t return as a cast member next season. Samberg’s exit follows that of “SNL” cast
Kristen Wiig got a sendoff worthy of royalty on “Saturday Night Live’s” final show of the season. But why lavish so much praise on an overrated comic while two of her fellow departing “SNL” cast members – Jason Sudeikis and Andy
Pity the poor scribes over at “Saturday Night Live.” They’re literally working at half power given their unwillingness to fully engage President Barack Obama. That leaves the venerable sketch show scrambling for meaty material week after week. Take Saturday’s season
By FRAZIER MOOREAP Television WriterNEW YORKKristen Wiig got a musical sendoff on the season finale of “Saturday Night Live” as the popular and versatile cast member made her exit after seven years. In the show’s final sketch, guest host Mick
SNL featured a sketch with Kenan Thompson playing a moronic Al Sharpton on “Politics Nation,”
By JAKE COYLEAP Entertainment WriterNEW YORKHow can “Saturday Night Live” possibly replace (fill in the blank)? How many times have we asked that question across nearly four decades? But in their wake grew one of the most versatile, multi-threat casts
In 2004, The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth scared the hell out of the corrupt media. The MSM was sure incumbent President George W. Bush would finally get the humiliation he deserved after the close election in 2000 because, in
The Saturday Night Live opening sketch featured “Joe Biden” played by Jason Sudeikis and Will Ferrell revisiting his George W. Bush impersonation.
“Saturday Night Live” refuses to parody the current Oval Office occupant, but the return of one of the show’s biggest alums gave it the chance to mock President George W. Bush all over again. Will Ferrell hosted last night’s new
More proof our brilliant president is absolutely lost without his teleprompter: Business Week: You might have heard that President Barack Obama attended a $40,000-a-head fundraiser at George Clooney’s Hollywood home last night. And did you hear the story the president told
National Review‘s John Fund goes after NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” and there’s nothing funny about his assessment of the formerly courageous sketch show. It has had its hilarious streaks and its vacuous doldrums, but Saturday Night Live is an American institution. While it
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The NFL player turns “SNL” host and puts on women’s clothes for a skit. Check out his girly impression.
Any news parody show worth its salt would make hay out of President Barack Obama spiking the football over the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. And “Saturday Night Live” dutifully wrote a skit on the presidential’s boastful actions intended
“Saturday Night Live” used to benefit from the “Live” part of its moniker. What better way to instantly react to the news of the week, or even the past 24 hours, than with a show that can be changed right
Fred Armisen loves Obama a little bit more every day. Jason Sudeikis admits writing a show based in New York City impacts the sketches that make it to the air. Now we know why “Saturday Night Live” is such an
For the moment, “Saturday Night Live” regular Jason Sudeikis has the Mitt Romney role all to himself on the NBC sketch series. The real Romney won’t be appearing on “SNL” this season, according to Deadline.com. The show only has three
Jon Lovitz is learning the hard way it’s news when a comedian criticizes the president in the Age of Obama. Most comedians would rather talk about anything other than the President these days. And when they do, it’s often to
Will Ferrell is going to return to “Saturday Night Live” May 12. There should be no doubt that somehow, some way, he’ll mock President Bush; he’s made a career out of it. Ferrell genuinely dislikes the former president; he declined the
So now “Saturday Night Live” has revealed that down deep, inside their own bubble of liberalism, they’re really racist. “SNL” and guest host Josh Brolin recently offered a skit titled “The Californians,” a soap-opera parody that spoofed Los Angelenos for
Thanks to a tip from a reader, the Jon Lovitz audio currently everywhere in the media started here at Breitbart News. When I first saw the tip, I almost wanted to ignore it in order to protect Lovitz. There was no
