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Rivers Cuomo loves that “SNL” Weezer sketch, even though he hasn’t seen it
Simon Vozick-Levinson
Weezer frontman weighs in on Matt Damon and Leslie Jones' battle of wits over the finer points of his band’s fandom
“Saturday Night Live” has a problem not even Matt Damon can solve
Melanie McFarland
Damon gave "SNL" one of its best episodes in recent memory. But the show needs an identity beyond A-list hosts
Donald Trump can’t forgive “Saturday Night Live” for not loving him back
Rachel Leah
Trump claims to hate "SNL," but it's also clear that he can't stop watching
Academy considers no 2019 Oscars host at all following Kevin Hart controversy
Zack Sharf
The Academy did not have any back-up plans and is reportedly "freaking out" as it rushes to find a replacement host
Robert De Niro’s Mueller haunts Eric Trump in scathing SNL skit
Matthew Rozsa
Robert De Niro plays Robert Mueller in a "Saturday Night Live" skit that pokes fun at the Trump family's fears
Socialism coming to “South Park”? Mocking Amazon feels far from show’s libertarian roots
Matthew Rozsa
"South Park" skewers Amazon's bleak working conditions and mocks Jeff Bezos in a departure from free-market love
Why “Paddington 2” deserves Oscar nominations in at least five categories
David Ehrlich
It may not fit the mold of a usual Oscar nominee, but "Paddington 2" deserves serious Best Picture and Best Support
“Saturday Night Live” and Steve Carell mock Jeff Bezos-Donald Trump rivalry
Matthew Rozsa
SNL takes a jab at the rivalry between Trump and Bezos, as well as Fox News' attempts to spin away the Blue Wave
Pete Davidson apologizes to Dan Crenshaw on “SNL”… and Crenshaw flexes his comedy muscles
Matthew Rozsa
Crenshaw responded to Davidson's joke by saying the SNL comedian "looks like a troll doll with a tapeworm"
NBC just can’t quit Trump: Anti-immigrant ad flouted the network’s “respect and dignity” pledge
Melanie McFarland
NBC airing Trump's racist commercial this weekend even overshadowed SNL's Pete Davidson dissing a veteran candidate
“Saturday Night Live” mocks liberals afraid that the “blue wave” won’t happen
Matthew Rozsa
The most recent episode of "Saturday Night Live" covers the midterm election fears held by liberals
David Cross can guess “95%” what kind of David Cross fan you are just by looking at you
Matthew Rozsa
David Cross talks about politics, making comedy that lasts and what type of person likes his best-known works
SNL mocks Kanye West’s mental illness in new skit with Alec Baldwin as Trump
Matthew Rozsa
"Saturday Night Live" poked fun at Kanye West's mentally ill rant to Donald Trump at the Oval Office
Alec Baldwin criticized for comments about black people loving him since playing Trump
Jude Dry
The actor has played Donald Trump on "SNL" for the last two years, and he sounds more like the president
Taylor Swift breaks political silence, denounces “systemic racism”
Joseph Hudak
Swift weighs in on Tenn. elections, calls out “any form of discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender"
“Saturday Night Live” roasts the GOP as a frat boys’ party in Kavanaugh confirmation skit
Matthew Rozsa
Democrats were depicted as born losers while the GOP was mocked as being a gross boys club
“The Circus” goes to Kavanaugh: Women’s pain collides with the sport of politics
Melanie McFarland
By default the storm surrounding Brett Kavanaugh is being viewed through a political lens. So somebody has to lose
Maya Rudolph was made fun of for her hair by white castmates on “Saturday Night Live”
Michael Nordine
"Is something burning in here? What’s burning?"
Weak and predictable Emmy Awards fails to solve its diversity problem
Melanie McFarland
The 70th Emmys opened by citing strides in diversity, and ended with a mostly white winners slate
How Kenan Thompson survived “SNL”
Brian Hiatt
The fan favorite on weathering rude hosts and rough early days to become the show’s longest-running cast member
Norm Macdonald on ignoring his own rules, and why he’d invite Louis C.K. on His Netflix talk show
Steve Greene
At this point, the comedian just wants to talk to interesting people
“Black Mirror” won the wrong Emmy Award: Why the TV Academy needs to revise Its TV movie standards
Ben Travers
For the third year in a row, the Emmys' pick for best TV movie isn't a movie at all. When will it end?
Ariana Grande, Mac Miller and the demonization of women in toxic relationships
Brittany Spanos
The powerful — and damaging — myth that women are responsible for their male partner’s actions
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