Saturday Night Live poked fun at New York Times’ scathing review of Guy Fieri’s new restaurant. The sketch didn’t make it on air but it did sneak online and we see that Bobby Moynhihan has perfected Fieri. “Reading is how the eyes eat.” Hilarious! Check out the sketch that made it on air here:
Anderson Cooper was reporting live from Gaza on Sunday night, when he had a close call with the conflict that’s escalating in the region. In the midst of his report, a large explosion went off nearby.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie made a surprise cameo on Saturday Night Live during the Weekend Update with Seth Meyer. Christie poked fun at himself, used the appearance as a platform to discuss Hurricane Sandy and got an epic applause from the crown. Christie for President in 2016? Maybe.
Justin White’s “Rated G” is a series of original one-of-a-kind works and giclee prints showing scenes from some of our favorite movies. These will first be available at Gallery1988 (Melrose) at 7 PM on Friday night, November 16th. Any work still available after the opening, will be posted Saturday afternoon at our website. You will be able to purchase the work then, learn more about the show and gallery at gallery1988.com.
Saturday Night Live has had a lot of hosts over the years – some have sucked, most have been mediocre, and only a rare few have not only held their own with the cast but actually made the show better with their presence.
Every year since 2007, British department store John Lewis has kicked off the Christmas shopping season with a gigantic, big-budget, over-the-top Christmas ad. This year is no exception. The ad features a snowman, who goes on a journey, trekking across fields, rivers and mountains before finding himself in a big, bad city.
Now the dust has settled on Felix Baumgartner’s historic freefall it’s time to look back at how this fearless Austrian transformed himself from BASE jumper into the world’s most famous daredevil.
On Shark Tank, entrepreneurs pitch their business ideas to a bunch of rich ass investors and try to get them to invest in their companies. It’s great television. If BarstoolSports went on Shark Tank here is a wish list of who they would want to invest from worst to first.
Adam Scott got his big break on the TGIF show “Boy Meets World.” Here are 15 other actors/actresses who appeared on a TGIF sitcom before they were stars.
Does Hurricane Sandy has you feeling down? Cheer up with this It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia season’s 3-5 blooper reel. After watching this it’s pretty apparent that the gang improvise every scene.
In the spirit of the Halloween season, Hollywood.com assembled the cast and crew of “Boy Meets World” to discuss how “And Then There Was Shawn” organically came to fruition, an evolutionary process that started at the very beginning of the show’s creation.
On Monday, October 29, 2012, late night talk shows had to decide whether to forge ahead and tape their shows or cancel, due to warnings being put out not to go outside and most transit systems being shut down in New York thanks to Hurricane Sandy. Both Jimmy Fallon and David Letterman decided to do their shows without an audience and made the best of the entire situation. You can view the openings and more for both Jimmy Fallon (link) and David Letterman (link) below.
One of the great things about Aziz Ansari is that he’s not so much hilarious as he is one of the best storytellers in all of showbiz. And therein lies the comedy. The topics discussed here are meatballs lobbed right over the plate. Aziz is thankfully not on par with A-Rod at this stage in his career, so proper contact was made.
As if we couldn’t be any more amped for the return of Arrested Development, Will Arnett appeared on Conan last night and dropped a complete bombshell about the show that will make the wait until next year absolutely unbearable. When asked about the details on the return, Arnett slyly revealed that both host Conan O’Brien and Andy Richter will be making appearances during the series.
You’ll be lookin’ straight grizzly fur sure when you roll around in this Workaholics Bear Coat. You’ll feel just like Blake, especially if you put a bottle of ipecac in your pocket. It’s like a get out of work free pass. The coat is exceptionally warm, and it is designed just like Blake’s so it does not have buttons or zippers.
After only two seasons AMC’s The Walking Dead is fast becoming one of the most popular shows on television. To help celebrate The Walking Dead’s season 3 premiere, Toronto based artist Ryan MacArthur presents this set of amazing minimalist posters that highlight some of the main characters from group, with nothing more than minimal details and a quote that fans of the show will instantly recall. You can purchase any of the prints now from Etsy. Hat Tip: HiConsumption
For anyone born in the 1980′s Are You Afraid of the Dark? was a Nickelodeon’s SNICK staple from 1991-1996. So where are the characters now? Thanks to BuzzFeed we now know. They also pulled together 13 Celebrities Who Appeared On ‘Are You Afraid Of The Dark‘.. spoiler alert, one of them is Gosling so check it out.
Missed last night’s new episode?? Grab some sketti n’ butter and watch it right here…
South Park continues to shine well into its 15th season. Take a look at some of the best South Park GIFs in this week’s version of the Guyism Animated GIFs Anthology.
Artist Trevor Grove of Sideshow Collectibles sculpted the likeness of Walter White, the character of actor Bryan Cranston on TV’s Breaking Bad. According to Huffington Post, Grove gifted the figures to Vince Gilligan, the creator of the show. No word on whether they will eventually go up for sale but if they do Grove will be making money hand over fist, just like Walter White minus the stress and threat of dying.
As a concerned parent, Randy radically changes the way football is played at South Park Elementary. The new version of the game quickly becomes the nation’s most popular sport. One gifted student emerges as a star athlete in sarcastaball.
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The new season of Always Sunny In Philadelphia premieres on October 11th and FX has decided to bring in an all new cast.
As a tribute to the lost art of the theme song, Fallon and the leading men from his new NBC show, “Guys with Kids,” go through a theme song medley. It’s quite entertaining.
Here is a follow up to the first video in the Mr. Wizard is a dick video series. Crushing kids with his snarky side comments and tricks. Bill Nye fo life!
Steve Young, Trent Dilfer and Bill Polian break down the impact the replacement officials are having on the NFL. Steve Young live on TV says, “The NFL doesn’t care about Bad Refs & Player Safety.”
Here is a little bit of television history. On September 4, 1972 The Price is Right with Bob Barker debuted and now you can watch the first ever episode in stunning HD quality with all the original ads intact. You’ll see the debut of Barker’s Beauties and the classic bidding rules that to this day still apply to real life scenarios when guessing numbers. Did we mention the Barker Beauties?
think we all knew Frank Ocean could sing but his performance on SNL this past weekend blew away expectations. He breezed through two songs and even brought on a special guest to join him on guitar.
For over a decade, kids everywhere ran home from school to watch MTV’s Total Request Live. Don;t act like you didn’t watch it a few times. On the 14th anniversary of its first show, we’ve compiled 75 photos fromt he iconic TRL era.
Simon Cowell all choked up? Hard to believe, but the famously hard-hearted judge got misty-eyed. Don’t expect too much coverage of X-Factor on RSVLTS.com, or ever, but this video had to be featured because bullying is no good and this talented star in the making deserves recognition.
Jay Leno is still the king of late-night television, but for how long? The battle for night-owl TV watchers in America will get interesting at the start of 2013, when ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” will move to the 11:35 p.m. EST slot, pitting Kimmel in a showdown with NBC’s “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” and the current number two, CBS’ “Late Show with David Letterman.”
This Parks and Recreation gag reel is probably going to get taken down by NBC soon so enjoy while you can.
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