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Filed under: Casting, New Releases, RumorMonger, Celebrities and Controversy First, he gets a mainstream comic actor to act in a contemplative art house narrative with Punch-Drunk Love. Now, he's putting two of them on a stage. According to cigarettes and red vines, Paul Thomas Anderson has written and directed a play in Los Angeles with Saturday Night Live stars Maya Rudolph (Anderson's partner) and Fred Armisen. It premieres at the Largo on August 5, but specific details about plot remain unrevealed. Still, the prospects of seeing Anderson's eerily detached style in a live performance are intriguing, to say the least. As Slashfilm points out, the production has a few logical attachments to the filmmaker's past: Anderson directed a short film for SNL back in 2000, and Rudolph starred in Robert Altman's A Prairie Home Companion, which Anderson may or may not have ghost-directed in parts. Now that Anderson has proven he can craft epic period pieces of the raunchy (Boogie Nights) and morose (There Will Be Blood) kind, he's reached a point where audiences will basically allow him to take them wherever he wants to go. The dynamics of the stage, however, differ greatly from those of the cinema. Since the name and subject matter are a mystery, there's a lot left to the imagination. Will Anderson allow Rudolph and Armisen to unleash their comic potential? Or is that a milkshake I hear brewing? Permalink | Email this | Comments

Lacking the stones to commit suicide leads the Carpet Brothers to an epiphany. Hopefully, it will be enough to ruin Raymond Davies Allen good mood and save the Carpet Galaxy forever.

As frustration boils over into a fight, the carpet brothers struggle to keep their composure. Will they ever make up after denouncing brotherhood and threatening suicide? Tune in to next week’s finale to find out.

With the help of The Bruising Bunch, the Carpet Brothers start recording the jingle. Raymond Davies Allen knows there’s no way they can succeed. If the first few takes of the jingle are any indication, he may just be right.

Not heeding hot waitress Penelope’s warnings, the brothers quickly dispose of their cocktails, worsening the situation. Will a vision of their father motivate the brothers like never before? Or will it just lead to more postmortem despair? For Carpet Bros merchandise please visit http://www.shop.60frames.com/carpetbros.

Hilarious SNL Skit of the Roxbury Guys (Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell) with guest star Jim Carrey. Ranked 3.80 / 5 | 2435 views | 2 comments Click here to watch the video Submitted By: foxfox666 Tags: Saturday Night Live What Is Love Haddaway Jim Carrey Chris Kattan Will Ferrell Roxbury Guys Categories: Comedy Entertainment

Venting their disdain for Raymond Davies Allen has gotten the Carpet brothers no closer to getting Carpet Galaxy out of debt. After coming up with one bad idea after another, the brothers consult the cocktail menu for guidance.

Amidst fondly remembering their late father, the Carpet Brothers realize that Carpet Galaxy is swimming in debt. Biz kingpin Raymond Davies Allen sees it as the perfect opening to get his mitts on the company.

Hilarious parody of the season two finale of The OC done by the talented crew from Saturday Night Live. Special Guest: Shia Labeouf. Music: Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek

Losing a family member at the tender age of 33 is incredibly tough. It’s even more complicated when that young person lived his existence in a bigger-than-life way, like Chris Farley – and his trials and tribulations are witnessed by millions. In his new book, The Chris Farley Show, Chris’s older brother, Tom Farley, Jr. – with help from co-author Tanner Colby - pieces together his late brother’s life in the form of an oral history with interviews from most everyone who encountered Chris. This includes family and friends from his youth, on through the “Saturday Night Live” family, and people from his hit movies, including Tommy Boy, Black Sheep, and Beverly Hills Ninja. The book is an easy, breezy read, and was excerpted last month in Playboy. You can LISTEN to this interview by clicking the BlogTalkRadio.com audio player below! Open in your default player Detach into a separate window Amazon.com Widgets

Political Lunch starts the week with a look at Hillary's comments on Obama vs. McCain and the upcoming primaries in Oregon and Kentucky. ALSO: What did John McCain have to say on Saturday Night Live, and why is the Tennessee GOP targeting Michelle Obama?

Political Lunch starts the week with a look at Hillary's comments on Obama vs. McCain and the upcoming primaries in Oregon and Kentucky. ALSO: What did John McCain have to say on Saturday Night Live, and why is the Tennessee GOP targeting Michelle Obama?

Last night's Saturday Night Live featured an hysterical sketch in which The Office creator Ricky Gervais explains the hit sitcom's Japanese origins. Ricky Gervais and Steve Carell all in one clip? Yes! Enjoy it after the jump.

GTA on SNL? Well, if a movie did a $500 million opening week, bet your ass there'd be a skit on it the very next show. Here Niko Bellic and Vlad Glebov appear on Saturday Night Live's "Weekend Update" to complain about the negative image the game gives to Liberty City. Most of the gag appears to be the permanent karate-chop pose of motion-capped hands, overly expressive gesturing and out-of-place dialogue during non-cutscene encounters. The writers leave it up to the viewer to get it. So if that's mainstream enough to get laughs, holy hell, games have really come a long way. [Thanks to Gawker's Richard Blakeley for the video.] Update: Commenter Rotmm added this 360/PS3 comparison shot of SNL. I wonder if Gametrailers might be working on a video too.

Cynthia McFadden interviews SNL comic, as if she is Senator Clinton

We discuss the latest news regarding Britney Spears and How I Met Your Mother, Paris Hilton's new reality series and The CW's Beverly Hills 90210 spinoff. We also review this week's episodes of Saturday Night Live, The Wire, Canterbury's Law, New Amsterdam, Jericho, American Idol, Top Chef, South Park, Beauty and the Geek and Lost, and take a look at the movies The Incredible Hulk, Horton Hears a Who?, Funny Games, Towards Darkness and Never Back Down.

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The flu will keep Janet Jackson from performing on "Saturday Night Live."

I was talking with my car dealer today.  (Yes, I m up there so often that they know me by name.)  Anyway, we were talking about politics.  He said that someone on the Sunday talk shows was going on and on about the Saturday Night Live effect.  One of the main reasons that Hillary Clinton won Texas and Ohio was Saturday Night Live.  He said that the pundit was 100% wrong.  No one really watches Saturday Night Live any more. He is right.  At least I think that he is.  I know that I haven t watched Saturday Night Live seriously since Eddie Murphy left.  I know that back then, folks would plan a date around SNL.  Why don t we eat dinner then come back to my house and watch SNL then go see a late movie.   SNL was blamed for painting Gerald Ford in a bad light since every time the actor that played President Ford was seen on stage he was tripping over something.  I know that Saturday Night Live isn t generating that kind of interest, now.  So, to conclude that people made up their minds on voting for Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama based on a SNL appearance is kinda crazy.  I guess it isn t any crazier than Hillary floating the idea that Obama could be her running mate with her at the top of the ticket. I guess to quiet the media SNL did their own version of the 3 am commercial.   Keith Olbermann and Eugene Robinson from the Washington Post discuss Hillary Clinton and Saturday Night Live.  It is a good interview. barack obama, countdown, Election 2008, eugene robinson, gerald ford, hillary clinton, keith olbermann, president ford, running mate, saturday night live, snl appearance

We discuss the latest news regarding American Idol's top 12, Saturday Night Live and Hillary Clinton, 24, Kristen Bell and Heroes, Paris Hilton and My Name Is Earl, and Patrick Swayze, and review the latest episodes of The Wire, Breaking Bad, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Project Runway, Survivor: Micronesia, Lost, Eli Stone and New Amsterdam. We also review the movies The Bank Job and College Road Trip.

Did "Saturday Night Live" lend credence to Hillary's cries of foul by the media?

Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination has perfected the geographic excuse. South Carolina wasn't representative because the primary electorate was so black; defeat in Delaware didn't count because the state was so small; Maine held a caucus, dominated by Obama-loving activists, and it snowed. Clinton headquarters used the same playbook when dismissing the endorsement of Barack Obama by Arcade Fire, the indie band. They're Canadian, the Clintonites claimed, so their support doesn't count. Except the band members, as noted by Adam Nagourney of the New York Times, actually grew up in Texas, the biggest state up for grabs in the Democratic race this coming Tuesday. Despite the rush of actors and musicians to Obama's camp, Hillary does retain some cultural cred. Last night's appearance by the Senator on Saturday Night Live , though it lacked the impact of her husband's saxophone show on Arsenio in 1992, wasn't entirely embarrassing. Click for the clip.

Traffic planners say if voters reject the Trinity Toll Road, the most likely alternative is a highway along Industrial and Irving Boulevards. Such a speedway, paralleling the Trinity river on Dallas's downtown side - just outside the levee - could cost hundreds of millions of additional dollars. But there would be other benefits. KERA's Bill Zeeble reports.

Saturday Night Live kicked off over the weekend with a hilarious spoof of Senator Barack Obama debating Senator Hillary Clinton. Look for a cameo from Obama Girl in the SNL sketch that parodies the press fascination with Barack Obama. Many were puzzled when Senator Clinton referenced the SNL skit during their Ohio debate. This comes after her campaign was accused by the Obama camp of a smear campaign on Drudge Report after leaked photos appeared of Barack Obama wearing a traditional costume . Here's the Huffington Post's review of the incident. Click here for their complete review of the MSNBC debate. Clinton Faces More Booing After Referencing SNL Skit: Sen. Hillary Clinton, lamenting the soft coverage with which she believes Sen. Obama has been treated, tried out a new line of attack during the debate on Tuesday night. It fell more than a bit flat and was met with some mild boos. Speaking after a 16-minute exchange on health care between the two Democratic presidential candidate, Clinton rhetorically asked why she always is given the first question in these forums. Then, playing off of a Saturday Night Live sketch that parodied the press' infatuation with Obama, she offered this bit: Well, could I just point out that in the last several debates, I seem to get the first question all the time? And I don't mind. You know, I'll be happy to field them but I do find it curious. And if anybody saw Saturday Night Live, maybe we should ask Barack if he's comfortable and needs another pillow. Watch the MSNBC rundown of the Ohio debate.

Television critics are defending Barack Obama's vision of a less racist America by saying only a black comedian is allowed to make fun of the presidential candidate. Fred Armisen tried to imitate Obama on Saturday Night Live but it was not funny, thanks to Armisen's Japanese and Venezuelan ancestors, and now critics of all races are uniting to make Armisen aware of how his genes make his dreams impossible. Apparent white lady Maureen Ryan led the charge from the Chicago Tribune, writing, " there's only one thing that would justify giving the role to a non-black performer -- if the person who took on the role was simply terrific as Obama." Then black woman Hannah Pool wrote in Britain's Guardian that "the Chicago Tribune should not hire a white TV critic to do a black TV critic's job." Kidding! She actually wrote, "Casting a black actor... would have made the whole thing a lot less shoddy." Actually, what made Armisen's performance weak was not the color of the skin but the (awkward) content of his (Obama) character, on display in this excerpt: [via TVTattle]

We discuss the latest news regarding Las Vegas, Moonlight and Dancing with the Stars, and review the latest episodes of Friday Night Lights, Knight Rider, Brothers & Sisters, America's Best Dance Crew, Prison Break, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, American Idol, Nip/Tuck, Cashmere Mafia, Survivor: Micronesia and Lost. We also look ahead to the week in TV, including Saturday Night Live, A Raisin in the Sun and the Academy Awards/Oscars.

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