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Must-see morning clip: In memory of replacement refs
Natasha Lennard
The lockout is over, but the "SNL" skit will memorialize the stand-ins
Is Obama too inscrutable to impersonate?
Kera Bolonik
Obama's blend of cool and reserve has proven tough to imitate, and it's dragging down "Saturday Night Live"
Must-see morning clip
Prachi Gupta
Learn what the most pressing issues are for this election's undecided voters, according to "SNL"
Must-see morning clip
Prachi Gupta
"SNL" sticks it to "Fox & Friends" and Romney's leaked video in a special segment of "Weekend Update"
Andy Cohen: Oozing, desperate, likable
Willa Paskin
Andy Cohen's an annoying golden retriever who craves fame. He'll get it because he knows why we watch reality TV
As Kristen Wiig departs “SNL,” what’s next for women?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Saturday Night Live" says goodbye to a star -- and leaves late night without a queen
As ‘SNL’ season ends, signs of a coming shift
Jake Coyle
With election season looming, SNL will have to quickly replace several departing regulars
Mindy Kaling: Our sitcom dream girl
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A preview for the "Office" star's new sitcom succeeds where Whitney and Chelsea fell flat
Sarah Palin’s Hollywood ending
Alex Pareene
HBO's "Game Change" presents Palin as simply a bumbling Tina Fey -- and misses the real story of the 2008 campaign
Even After Backlash, Banks Quietly Pursuing Fees
Salon Staff
Even After Backlash, Banks Quietly Pursuing Fees
Salon Staff
Even After Backlash, Banks Quietly Pursuing Fees
Salon Staff
Even After Backlash, Banks Quietly Pursuing Fees
Salon Staff
Ending the downward spiral on women’s rights
Linda Hirshman
The battle for birth control revives a feminist movement that was dormant and defensive
A pro-choice win in Virginia, assisted by “Saturday Night Live”
Irin Carmon
The Virginia governor backs off a forced-ultrasound bill in the face of pro-choice -- and pop culture -- outrage
The perfect sketch-comedy duo for the Obama era
Roger Catlin
The biracial stars of Comedy Central's new "Key & Peele" dare to go places where "Saturday Night Live" won't
Melissa McCarthy’s great big win
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Bridesmaids" star and best supporting actress nominee proves success doesn't always come in a size zero
Was Lana Del Rey really that bad?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A disastrous "Saturday Night Live" turn derails pop music's latest girl
“Saturday Night Live” phones it in, again
Kera Bolonik
In a campaign so crazy that the jokes should write themselves, "SNL's" political humor has been flat and uninspired
“Portlandia” stars: Why we tease the cool kids
David Daley
In a Salon exclusive, Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein preview the second season of TV’s smartest new comedy
Kristen Wiig’s very good year
Carmela Ciuraru
The charming comedian had a string of successes -- and made 2011 better for the rest of us
Holiday greetings: A design retrospective
J.J. Sedelmaier
I look back at the best cards the Sedelmaier studio has created over the years
Why Jennifer Carpenter is the best thing about “Dexter”
Ian Grey
Michael C. Hall's the star, but as the show slips off the rails, his real-life ex-wife is the character to watch
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