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Sarah Sherman is giving her side of the Aimee Lou Wood “Saturday Night Live” beef. Back in April, “SNL” aired a parody of “The White Lotus” featuring Sherman as an extremely unflattering caricature of Wood’s character, Chelsea. In a recent sit-down with Vanity Fair, Sherman says the sketch was not made with any ill intention. “I was excited to play her because she’s so iconic, her character is so iconic,” Sherman said. “I fucking obviously never meant to hurt anyone’s feelings. Never in a million years did I get into...

The “Saturday Night Live” star, 32, spoke out for the first time about her “White Lotus” parody on the sketch comedy show that left Aimee Lou Wood, 31, feeling hurt last month. “I was excited to play her because she’s so iconic, her character is so iconic,” Sherman told Vanity Fair in an interview published on Tuesday, “and I f–king obviously never meant to hurt anyone’s feelings. Never in a million years did I get into comedy to make anyone upset. I feel terrible that anyone would feel bad.” The...

Almost exactly a month after Saturday Night Live ran a sketch called The White Potus, which poked fun at The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood's teeth, Sarah Sherman is responding. The sketch featured Sherman, 32, parodying Wood's character Chelsea while using fake teeth to mock her, which Wood called, 'mean and unfunny.' The sketch poked fun at her Manchester U.K. accent and her teeth, with Sherman stating, 'Fluoride? What's that?' While the long-running NBC series issued an apology to Wood just days later, Sherman has yet to speak about...

Mr. Goggins has had an excellent hot streak recently. From Tarantino to The Righteous Gemstones to Fallout to The White Lotus, he's made himself practically a household name and — much more importantly — saved the reputation of the receding hairline in the eyes of a grateful nation. It's his recent Saturday Night Live appearance that's really made me perk up, though. Much like Jon Hamm before him, Goggins has proven that just because you're a guy in your fifties doesn't mean you can't be hilarious. The highlight of the...

This is how Sarah Sherman begins a story about her proudest recent moment on Saturday Night Live. Usually, it takes her several agonizing rounds of rewrites to nail a Weekend Update character. But for one episode this season, at midnight on a Friday—that is, a single day before air—Sherman was asked to come up with something without any time for fuss. She sounds happy about the finished product, in which she riffed on the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, but happier that she produced it at all: “We just had to...

Country singer Morgan Wallen addressed the viral moment when he broke precedent and abruptly exited the stage of “Saturday Night Live” while the cast was still saying their goodbyes. The 31-year-old celeb discussed the incident during an appearance on the podcast “Sundae Conversations with Caleb Pressley.” “Could you fix a TV, if it was on SNL?” Pressley asked Wallen during a conversation about his handyman skills. “I could change it for sure,” Wallen said with a chuckle. “Seriously, SNL, did they make you mad?” the host asked. Wallen replied, “No,...

He was just homesick. Simple as that. Morgan Wallen has broken his silence on why he made his abrupt exit at the end of “Saturday Night Live” in March. When the 31-year-old country sensation appeared on the podcast “Sundae Conversations, host Caleb Pressley asked him, “Seriously, ‘SNL,’ did they make you mad?” “Neo, no, I was just ready to go home,” said Wallen, who skipped the usual fraternizing with the cast at the end of the March 30 show. It was the second time he was a musical guest on...

Why did Morgan Wallen abruptly exit the stage? The country star sparked controversy by walking off the stage at the end of the episode after serving as the musical guest alongside host Mikey Madison in March, and now he's speaking out on the moment in a new interview on Caleb Pressley's . Wallen addressed the ordeal after Pressley questioned if the "Last Night" singer cuts his own grass or takes out his own trash these days, which he does not. "Could you fix a TV, if it was on SNL...

In an interview on "Sundae Conversation with Caleb Pressley," the country music star, 31, briefly discussed his decision to abruptly walk off the set of the sketch show before the credits had finished rolling. When Wallen was asked if "SNL" made him "mad," the singer denied this was the case. "No," he said. "I was just ready to go home. I'd been there all week." During the conversation, Wallen also chuckled when host Caleb Pressley jokingly asked, "Are you handy? Could you fix a TV — if it was on...

Morgan Wallen‘s abrupt exit from the Saturday Night Live stage during cast goodbyes made for good content. “Weekend Update” hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che slipped jokes about it into the next episode. Cast favorite Kenan Thompson also responded. Now, more than a month later, Wallen is offering an explanation. Wallen appeared on the podcast Sundae Conversations with host Caleb Pressley, who asked him, “Seriously, SNL, did they make you mad?” The singer’s response was brief. “No, no, I was just ready to go home,” he said. “I been there...