Jon Stewart Says the Media Is Making Americans Think ‘We’re Plunging to Our Deaths’ After Trump’s Win: It’s Not Helpful to ‘Get Us S—ing Our Pants This Much’
Jon Stewart used the latest episode of his “Weekly Show” podcast (via The Daily Beast) to criticize the media for getting Americans scared about Donald Trump‘s second term as president before it’s even begun. “The Daily Show” host said America is in a “transitional period where we are not sure about whether the ground we are standing on is solid” and noted how the media is only stoking more fear by being “convinced that we are the Roadrunner and the Coyote and the Coyote has run over the cliff, and...
Kamala Harris finds herself on Saturday Night Live amid riff to ‘end the drama-la’ in US politics
“I don’t really laugh like that, do I?”
“Uhhhhh, a little bit.”
Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, broke from the campaign trail to embrace her reputation as a “joyful warrior” with a surprise appearance on the TV variety show Saturday Night Live.
Harris portrayed herself, appearing in a mirror opposite the actor Maya Rudolph, who first played her on the show in 2019 and has reprised the role this season.
Kamala Harris appears on 'SNL' in final episode before election
Vice President Kamala Harris made a cameo on the final episode of "Saturday Night Live" before Tuesday's election alongside her impersonator on the show.
Harris appeared as the "mirror image" on Saturday night of herself, portrayed by Maya Rudolph, at the end of the cold open that poked fun at Donald Trump wearing a sanitation vest at a rally this week, as well as Joe Biden's repeated gaffes.
Rudolph's Harris wondered, "I wish I could talk to someone who’s been in my shoes. You know, a Black, south Asian woman running for president. Preferably from the Bay Area."
Joe Rogan: I Told Tony Hinchcliffe Not to Do Puerto Rico Joke
Joe Rogan came to MAGA comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s defense during his podcast on Wednesday, but admitted that he told Hinchcliffe, “Don’t you f***ing dare do that joke.” Hinchcliffe set off a firestorm of criticism after he took the stage at Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden rally on Sunday and took several jabs at different races and ethnicities, and Puerto Ricans especially, which led to several prominent Puerto Rican entertainers including Bad Bunny and Jennifer Lopez, throwing their support behind Kamala Harris. The insult that got the “Kill Tony” host the...
Trump talks cocaine, Biden and health care in interview with comedian Theo Von
Former President Trump appeared on an episode of "This Past Weekend" with comedian Theo Von for an interview that at times veered far outside the normal campaign trail conversations. Trump told Von that his youngest son, Barron Trump, is a big fan of the stand-up comedian and encouraged him to accept the invitation. Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO Dana White reportedly arranged the interview. Among the longest segments of the hour-long conversation was their discussion of alcoholism, substance abuse and the over-prescription of pharmaceuticals.
Mayfest: Diverse lineup of art, music, performances at Tulsa's premier outdoor festival
Over the course of its 50-year history, Mayfest has played host to a number of nationally known artists, from Sammy Davis Jr. to Three Dog Night, Ray Charles to Eddie Money, Meshell Ndegeocello to Hanson (back when the Hanson brothers’ ages were measured in single digits). But for the festival’s 51st incarnation, to be held May 10-12 in the Tulsa Arts District, organizers decided they didn’t need to look so far afield to find quality acts to present as part of Tulsa’s premier outdoor arts festival. “One of the first...
Late Night Mocks Trump for Failed Efforts to Delay Trial
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GRAY: OJ Dying Is A Good Reason To Celebrate Norm
The news of O.J. Simpson’s death was met with a mixed bag of responses befitting his complicated (to say the least) history. But hearing the news, my immediate thought wasn’t anything to do with O.J.’s life, controversies or career. It was “Man, I miss Norm Macdonald.” In my mind, Norm is the greatest stand-up comedian of all time. Norm initially became famous in the ’90s for his turn as the host of Saturday Night Live (SNL)’s Weekend Update segment, during which he relentlessly fired off O.J. Simpson jokes. Most still...
The triumph of Shane Gillis
Last night, stand-up comic Shane Gillis hosted Saturday Night Live – America’s premier, if long-past-its-best, sketch-comedy show – a little more than four years after he was fired from its cast, in one of the swiftest and most savage cancellations the industry had ever witnessed.
Saturday Night Live: controversial comedian Shane Gillis struggles to make an impression
Saturday Night Live opens in Washington DC, at a post-South Carolina primary victory celebration for Donald Trump. Over drinks and appetizers, Republican senators James Risch (Mikey Day), Marco Rubio (Marcello Hernandez), Tim Scott (Devon Walker), and Lindsey Graham (James Austin Johnson) lament the personal and professional humiliations that Trump has heaped upon them – killing Risch’s Ukraine funding bill, dubbing Rubio ‘Little Marco’ and making fun of his egregious sweating, endangering Graham’s life by doxing him – even as they continue to endorse and grovel before him.