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Originally Published 14 days ago — by Rolling Stone
David Spade and Eddie Murphy reconciled after a 25-year feud stemming from a 1995 SNL joke about Murphy's film Vampire in Brooklyn. Spade apologized, and they are now on good terms, having reunited at SNL50.
Originally Published 15 days ago — by Deadline
David Spade and Eddie Murphy have reconciled after a past feud stemming from a 1995 joke Spade made about Murphy on SNL, which Murphy initially took as a racist cheap shot. Murphy called the joke 'a cheap shot' and 'personal,' but they have since mended their relationship, with Murphy expressing that everything is now 'all love' after reuniting at SNL's 50th anniversary.
Originally Published 15 days ago — by Yahoo News Canada
David Spade took 25 years to reconcile with Eddie Murphy after a harsh joke on SNL about Murphy's film, but they have since made amends, including a reunion at the SNL50 celebration.
Originally Published 15 days ago — by Variety
David Spade spent 25 years trying to reconcile with Eddie Murphy after making a joke about his film on SNL, which initially caused Murphy to avoid returning to the show for years. The two eventually reunited at the SNL50 celebration, and Murphy has forgiven Spade.
Originally Published 16 days ago — by Yahoo
David Spade spent 25 years trying to mend his relationship with Eddie Murphy after a 1995 SNL joke that offended Murphy, who initially was outraged but now considers their relationship to be in the past. Murphy clarified that his anger was directed at SNL at large, not Spade specifically, and they have since reconciled.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Yahoo News Canada
Eddie Murphy avoided 'SNL' for decades after a joke by David Spade about his movie 'Vampire in Brooklyn' hurt his feelings and made him feel disrespected, but he eventually returned to the show to reconnect with his roots, as detailed in his Netflix documentary 'Being Eddie.'
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Variety
Eddie Murphy explains in his Netflix documentary 'Being Eddie' that he avoided 'SNL' for decades due to a joke by David Spade in 1995 about his movie 'Vampire in Brooklyn' flopping, which he felt was a personal attack on his career. Murphy eventually returned to the show, emphasizing that the past friction was resolved and that he now reconnects with his roots.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by Biography
Eddie Murphy's long-standing estrangement from SNL was sparked by a 1995 joke by David Spade calling him a 'falling star,' which Murphy found racist. The feud lasted for years, but they eventually reconciled, with Murphy returning to SNL in 2019 and affirming that all is now 'love.' The story highlights the complex relationships and forgiveness in Hollywood history.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Hollywood Reporter
Dana Carvey returned to 'SNL' as the Church Lady to scold David Spade's portrayal of Hunter Biden in a comedic sketch. The episode also featured Paul Mescal's hosting debut and musical performances by Shaboozey. Carvey's Church Lady humorously critiqued various public figures, including Matt Gaetz and Juan Soto, while Mescal addressed Irish stereotypes in his monologue.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TVLine
Dana Carvey reprised his iconic 'Church Lady' character on 'Saturday Night Live' in a sketch featuring David Spade and a portrayal of Hunter Biden, bringing a nostalgic twist to the show's comedic take on current events.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Entertainment Weekly News
Christina Applegate and David Spade reminisce about their iconic "SNL" sketch with Chris Farley, revealing that they struggled to contain their laughter during the "Van Down by the River" sketch. Applegate and Spade recall the difficulty of keeping a straight face as Farley took his character to the extreme, leading to memorable on-screen laughter. Other cast members, including Julia Sweeney and the late Phil Hartman, also found it challenging to keep a straight face during the fan-favorite sketch.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Deadline
Dana Carvey returned to his Fly on the Wall podcast with David Spade for the first time since the death of his son last November, expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support. He emphasized the private nature of grief but also highlighted the importance of laughter and humor in the healing process, finding solace in the podcast as a break from the challenges of daily life.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
Jim Carrey celebrated his 62nd birthday with a star-studded dinner party attended by fellow comedians Adam Sandler, David Spade, and others. Spade shared a photo on Instagram of the group, including Sandler and Carrey, with a birthday message. Other celebrities in attendance included Rob Lowe, Jimmy Kimmel, and Seth Green. Comedian Jeff Ross also posted pictures from the event, showing the group having a great time.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Rolling Stone
Comedian Dana Carvey has returned to work and reflected on his grief following the accidental drug overdose death of his son Dex in November. Carvey thanked fans for their support and expressed that returning to work, including his podcast with David Spade, has been a positive outlet for him as he navigates his grief. He acknowledged the ongoing pain of his loss but emphasized the importance of keeping active and finding moments of laughter.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hollywood Reporter
Comedian Dana Carvey returns to his podcast with David Spade after the death of his son Dex, expressing that laughter and work will be a healthy part of his recovery process. Carvey and Spade discussed grief and other topics, with Carvey acknowledging the outpouring of support while emphasizing the private nature of his family's journey. Dex, known for his talents and love for life, passed away from a drug overdose, prompting Carvey to take a break from work and social media as the family adjusts to life as a trio.