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At this point, the question doesn't seem to be if Harris will one day host the Oscars but when. His championship turn at the Emmys this year would have seemed like a slam dunk even if he hadn't followed last year's disastrous five-reality-hosts-without-a-script telecast. It came a mere three and a half months after his hosting debut at the Tonys, and he proved in both cases that he was equally adept at song-and-dance numbers as he was with off-the-cuff jokes about events that happened just minutes before. Even so, he was respectful to the ceremonies without taking things too seriously while successfully tailoring each show to a different audience. If Hugh Jackman could successfully make the awards-show transition from Broadway to the silver screen, so can NPH. Unless, of course, he's beaten out by Jeremy Piven or Jon Cryer.
Steve Martin’s got a banjo album coming out, his first all-music recording. This isn’t a joke. Anyone old enough to remember Martin’s stand-up days, anyone who bought his “Let’s Get Small” comedy record, knows that he’s pretty accomplished on that instrument. Dolly Parton is on the new album. Now, I don’t buy lots of banjo-based recordings. But if forced to choose between music featuring Steve Martin and any recent movie starring the man, I’ll bet on the banjo.
Tina Fey's husband is talking about something the "30 Rock" actress would rather not discuss: the scar on her left cheek.
For a girl often accused of growing up too fast, 14-year-old Ali Lohan isn’t shy about setting her sights on her first car and learning how to drive.
According to a source within Senator John McCain’s camp, McCain’s Nov. 1 appearance on “Saturday Night Live” was something he’d been hoping to do for a long time.
It was as obvious as the face she looked at in the mirror every morning, but Tina Fey was the last to note the strong resemblance she bears to Gov. Sarah Palin. And when “Saturday Night Live” executive producer Lorne Michaels called to ask her to play Palin on the show, Fey didn’t want to.
Had Tina Fey known six months ago that she’d be arguably the fall’s hottest pop-culture phenomenon, she’d probably have been overjoyed.
Every other long-awaited TV show made its debut in September or early October, but poor fans were left hanging. And with star and creator Tina Fey making headlines left and right for her portrayal of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on Fey's former show, "Saturday Night Live," fans have been itching for more Fey. The Emmy Award-winning comedy finally returns this week and it's a welcome sight. (NBC, Returns Oct. 30, 9:30 p.m. ET)
Anyone can do Sarah Palin's voice, says comedian Tina Fey, who has done a pretty good job of it herself. "Not since 'Sling Blade' has there been a voice that anybody can do," Fey said. "Anybody can take a swing at this voice."
It's the question dominating the political scene: When will Tina Fey be back on "Saturday Night Live"?
It seems like the inevitable comedic summit of this fall's presidential campaign: the real Sarah Palin coming on "Saturday Night Live" to meet her look-alike impersonator, Tina Fey.
Tina Fey, already the busiest of stars thanks to her Emmy-winning role in "30 Rock" and definitive impersonation of Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, is working on a book.
A business owner checking a trash container for scrap cardboard was alarmed by something else: gas masks, maps, an M-80 explosive, arson photos and anti-government writings.
Isn't it just like Tina Fey to have something go haywire on the night she's recognized for her many talents?
Never mind all those questions about who will win the election: The more pressing concern for many viewers is whether Tina Fey will return to play Gov. Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live."
Tina Fey is, at this moment, our funniest person. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert are more topical and more reliable political satirists, Steve Carell incorporates more poignancy, and if you’re one of the many internet sensations whose lip-synching routine, uproarious wedding dance, or movie send-up has earned you instant fame, more power to you.
Take heart, losers! No job? No regular access to soap and water? Haze of marijuana smoke hanging around you like San Francisco fog? Social skills barely good enough to keep you from licking yourself like a German Shepherd? You, too, may find yourself the central character in a new movie in which things turn out great for you. And when you do, you will probably owe it to the comedy factory headed up by Judd Apatow, whose “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” opens April 18.
Tina Fey is leaving the anchor chair at "Saturday Night Live."
Tina Fey wins Emmy award for Sarah Palin spoofActress Tina Fey won an Emmy on Saturday for her uncanny portrayal of former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live," while pop star Justin Timberlake also was honored for his appearance on the NBC network's veteran sketch-comedy series.
"Obama's Angels" Led Media Assassination Of Sarah PalinFor those who didn't pay attention, Mrs. Palin's unexpected stratospheric rise as a national political figure threatened the media's preordained presidency of Barack Obama.
Palin: Couric, Fey profited by 'exploiting' meConservative talk show host and documentary filmmaker John Ziegler is determined to prove that Barack Obama won the 2008 election because of media bias, and that "the media assassination of [Sarah Palin], her character and family, was one of the greatest public injustices of our …
Yale Book of Quotes List Top 10 for 2008: Fey, Palin, McCain, top list. Fred Shapiro, editor of the Yale Book of Quotations, said that so many political quotations appeared on the 2008 list. "........ because they were all potentially game changers that might have cost the GOP ticket the White House".
Best of Sarah Palin on YouTubeThe Whole World is Watching Literally Again!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential nominee, has been the butt of plenty of jokes lately. Whether she deserves it is a matter of opinion. But she's certainly made it easy for comedians.
Will Ferrell as Bush Endorsing McCain/Palin - SNLWill made a guest appearance on SNL's Primetime special Thursday night as George W. Bush. Bush makes a special, yet unwanted, political endorsement.
I Am Trying to Find Out More About Sarah Palin Videos, Pictures, Clips and Photos at Experience ProjectThis is hilarious.
OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE IN A VARIETY, MUSIC OR COMEDY PROGRAM
`SNL' debuts with Fey as Palin, Phelps as hostLive from New York ... it's Tina Fey as Gov. Sarah Palin.After wild conjecture over whom would play Sen.
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