As a massive fan, I’ve got to say something about the Sonic movie franchise – it’s the only place where you can catch Jim Carrey at his absolute, uncontainable best! In the upcoming sequel, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, you’ll find twice as much of that wild, chaotic Carrey energy. You can experience it all starting … Read more
Even Martin Short’s companion and her collection of Oscar awards aren’t shielded from the psychological turmoil that Kate McKinnon’s supernatural skits can instigate. Meryl Streep, surprisingly, has only recently debuted on Saturday Night Live for the 50th-anniversary special, joining an illustrious group of actors who have succumbed during McKinnon’s recurring tales. Streep, smoking heavily and … Read more
Over the past couple of decades, Adam Sandler has been well-known for producing grand, expansive comedies. However, in recent years, he’s taken a new direction: creating poignant songs that celebrate the positive impact comedians have on society. Examples include his SNL tribute song from 2019, dedicated to Chris Farley, and “Here Comes the Comedy,” which … Read more
Just as Teller became too familiar, Mike Myers entered, transforming into Linda Richman from “Coffee Talk.” Betty and Jodi responded with a “Wayne’s World” exclamation of “We’re not worthy,” as Linda settled onto the couch. Now, you have three New York accents in one place – Betty, Jodi, and Linda! They chattered away, using words like “kvetched” and “kvelled.”
“Check out those gals,” Linda said admiringly, “two hunks of butter!” Their conversation ranged from noodle kugel, their shared friend Paul Baldwin (whom they called “Pool Boowldwin”), his serious health issues (“advanced shpilkes in his kinnickdezoink”), and debating whether the Progressive Era was indeed progressive or simply an era.
Even the girlfriend of Martin Short and her collection of Oscar statues can’t escape the mental turmoil caused by Kate McKinnon’s paranormal sketches. Meryl Streep, remarkably, made her debut on Saturday Night Live for the 50th-anniversary special, adding herself to an illustrious group of actors who have succumbed to McKinnon’s recurring tale. Streep, chain-smoking and … Read more
However, the climactic scene arrives when a quartet of groomsmen (heartthrobs Bowen Yang, Andy Samberg, Kyle Mooney, and Beck Bennett) perform their own “Espresso” parody rendition, detailing the bachelor-weekend escapades of their friend involving Domingo’s brother, portrayed by Pedro Pascal. Pascal seizes the microphone, gestures towards Andrew Dismukes, and provocatively sings, “Matthew’s my guy, said he’s not bi, but we did hook up though.” Pascal exudes enjoyment throughout the sketch, as does everyone else involved, which also includes Bad Bunny, Molly Shannon, and Martin Short. This scene can be likened to the epic conclusion of “Avengers: Endgame” within the Domingo Industrial Complex. Perhaps it’s time for the man to take a break until Addison Rae graces the stage as the Saturday Night Live musical guest.
Greetings to you! Welcome to my sanctuary, where the symphony of a soothing sound bath can help silence the whispers of your hidden truths.
The White Lotus Mortality Predictions – A weekly discussion on potential suspects and victims among the guests and staff at this ill-fated hotel chain, based on this week’s events.
Although I understand how and why our group of Rowan, Moira, Cortland, and Lark traveled from New Orleans to Scotland, it always feels as if they’ve suddenly popped up in another story without warning, making them seem out of place. The peculiarity is that only Lark seems to recognize this. To be honest, I must confess that I’m growing fond of Lark more than any other character within these 40-plus minutes. Out of everyone on my screen, Lark is the one who reminds me most of myself.
Siegfried is dirty from mud and possibly manure. While Tristan talks about camels in Doncaster and Richard is absent, James and Siegfred are working hard. They’re even slipping in the mud. Meanwhile, Mrs. Hall is in a pickle because she has too many strawberries to deal with. She needs to make jam, but there’s a shortage of sugar due to rationing. Making jam during wartime is proving to be quite challenging. The challenge here refers to the process of making jam during war times.