Yes, Ashton Kutcher's Apple Movie Is Called 'jOBS'
Today in show business news: Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs biopic has a release date, Nicolas Cage's Rapture movie gets even stranger, and Adam Levine will soon be hosting SNL.
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Today in viral videos: sometimes Russian dash cams (and Russians) will make you feel better about life, Kristen Wiig is prepping her SNL comeback, and the forbidden love between an owl and a dog.
Today in show business news: Ashton Kutcher's Steve Jobs biopic has a release date, Nicolas Cage's Rapture movie gets even stranger, and Adam Levine will soon be hosting SNL.
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There's a word for that artistic boondoggle of a performance Rihanna did this past weekend on SNL. It's actually an artistic movement called "seapunk." Seriously.
The Voice has two new voices, Robocop gets a makeover, Smash adds a Hairspray alum, and the first-look at the second season of Girls.
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Kristen Wiig sure sounds like somebody who is ready to leave Saturday Night Live, Republicans need a new pitcher for this year's Congressional Baseball Game, and John Kerry is a grandfather.
If Us Weekly's sources are correct (and, really, when are they ever wrong?), three of Saturday Night Live's biggest stars might be leaving the show at the end of this season.
Jonah Hill's fun, messy stint as guest host of SNL made for an enjoyable night. But all everyone wants to know is who played the unlucky ape alongside him.
No one seemed to understand what Lindsay Lohan was doing hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend, including Lindsay Lohan.
No. No everyone did not. The singer's appearance on Saturday Night Live was mercilessly panned.
SNL imagines Rick Santorum scavenging for food on a bare-bones death march of a Republican primary campaign. And then there is the acting of Mr. Charles Barkley.
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Sully and Denise attempt to crash their old high school dance, Jude Law grows uncomfortable in the Cage, and Jesus of Nazareth asks Tim Tebow to "take it down a notch."
SNL sends up Sharpton, Katy Perry mocks the royal in-laws, Donald Trump remains eminently mockable, and Robyn is amazing.
Saturday Night Live tries to cram every Herman Cain gaffe into one Weekend Update visit.
The Republican front-runner becomes "15 to 17 percent more edgy."
Rick Perry didn't repeat his memory lapse gaffe in this weekend's debate, but it lives on as irresistible fodder for comedians.
How the squeaky-voiced comedienne concluded Obama is out to destroy America
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