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Buzz-Worthy Video: Backstage With Taylor Swift After SNL
Taylor Swift pulled double duty for Saturday Night Live this weekend as both the host and musical guest. After her cute musical monologue (where she called out Kanye and Taylor Lautner), Swift did her best Bella Swan in a Twilight spoof and poked fun at celebs like Kate Gosselin and Shakira. When the show was over, Swift did a quick backstage interview with Jason Sudeikis.
Link Time! Joseph Gordon-Levitt Hosting SNL This Month
- Joseph Gordon-Levitt and January Jones have been tapped to host SNL this month — The AV Club
- Julia Roberts's production company has acquired the movie rights to unpublished book In the Neighborhood — Moviefone
- Morgan Freeman will star in comedy Dirty Old Men — Cinematical
- 12 facts about the Mayan apocalyptic prediction and new film 2012 — Rotten Tomatoes
- Taylor Swift has set a record for longest Billboard chart run this decade — HitFix
- Helen Mirren has joined the cast of comic book adaptation Red — Coming Soon
- Half of all DVR users don't actually skip commercials — Vulture
- Nathan Fillion dishes about the Dr. Horrible sequel — MTV Movies Blog
- Would you do, dump, or marry Andy Samberg? — TresSugar
- Watch Christopher Walken reading Lady Gaga's "Poker Face" — PopWatch
SNL News: Jenny Slate Swears Herself In, Darrell Hammond May Be Out
New cast member Jenny Slate went from virtual unknown to Internet phenomenon on her first-ever episode of Saturday Night Live over the weekend. She dropped a now infamous "F-Bomb" during a biker-chick sketch that had her saying "freaking" about 50 times — you can barely blame her, it's a pretty easy slip, especially for someone new to live TV. Blogs immediately jumped to Slate's defense, but apparently the alarm was unnecessary.
Which SNL Host Are You Most Excited About?
Love her or hate her, Megan Fox is unavoidable these days, and we'll see her yet again tonight hosting the season premiere of Saturday Night Live. Most of you aren't that psyched to see her flex her comedic muscles, but the great thing about SNL is that there's always a new host just around the corner. Ryan Reynolds, Drew Barrymore, and Gerard Butler will follow Fox this season, so tell me — which of these hosts are you most excited about?
A Taste of Megan Fox on SNL, Paris Channels Barbie, and Our Weekend Movie Guide!
Megan Fox gave us a sneak peek at her SNL debut and we weigh in on what we expect to see. Plus, a look at the weekend movie releases like I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell. If you need a good laugh before the weekend, check out the music video from Real Housewives of Atlanta's Kim, and don't miss the end of today's show for a very special edition of Guess Who.
What Happens After SNL? Jim Breuer's Sitcom Will Tell You
Post-Saturday Night Live, some people go on and have a wildly successful career (Will Ferrell, Adam Sandler) . . .
SNL Lets Go of Two Female Cast Members — Are You Surprised?
Last week I was excited to report that SNL was adding two funny ladies to the cast, but apparently they came with a price. Michaela Watkins and Casey Wilson, who both joined the show within the last two seasons, have been let go. I was looking forward to seeing a more female-intensive cast, but Watkins and Wilson didn't create the most memorable characters to appear on the show.
News Roundup, 9/4
- U2 will join Megan Fox on the season premiere of Saturday Night Live. — Rolling Stone
- Bella Thorne will have a recurring role on the next season of Big Love. — The Hollywood Reporter
- Tron: Legacy will be released on Dec.
Meet the New Female Faces on SNL!
There are going to be some funny new mugs when Saturday Night Live premieres later this month: comedians Nasim Pedrad and Jenny Slate. The two women will be welcome additions, since this will be the first full season without Amy Poehler. Relatively unknown, Pedrad had a role on ER, and Slate has been on Important Things With Demetri Martin.
Fun or Fail: Movies Based on SNL Sketches
It was just a vague little idea before, but now it appears that there very well may be a MacGruber movie on its way to the big screen. The Saturday Night Live sketch spoofing MacGyver works OK in small doses, but I have to wonder how they're going to stretch it into a full-length feature film. In the past they've been able to take a few sketches from SNL and shape them into movies, with mixed results.
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