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The Season 5 finale of 'Only Murders in the Building' reveals Mayor Tillman's murder of Lester, introduces Tina Fey's character Cinda Canning as a new victim, and hints at a Season 6 set in London, with potential new characters and storylines, including Tina Fey possibly playing a different role.
Amy Poehler and Tina Fey reunited on SNL to deliver a comedic parody of recent political hearings, with Poehler as an obstinate Pam Bondi and Fey as Kristi Noem, highlighting the absurdities of political questioning and recent events.
Amy Poehler hosted 'SNL' on its 50th anniversary, portraying Pam Bondi in a confrontational skit and featuring a surprise appearance by Tina Fey as Kristi Noem. The episode included political parodies, a tribute to Diane Keaton, and performances by Role Model and Charli XCX, celebrating the show's legacy and humor.
On SNL's cold open, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler parody political figures Kristi Noem and Pam Bondi, depicting them as drama queens involved in a humorous congressional hearing that satirizes current political issues and personalities.
Saturday Night Live's cold open featured a reunion of Amy Poehler and Tina Fey as fictionalized Capitol Hill officials, parodying recent hearings, and paid tribute to the late Diane Keaton, highlighting nostalgic and political humor.
Tina Fey and Marc Platt are producing a film adaptation of the Tony-nominated Broadway play 'John Proctor Is the Villain' at Universal, with Kimberly Belflower adapting her play for the screen and Sadie Sink serving as an executive producer. The story centers on high school girls in Georgia exploring feminism and relationships amid the #MeToo movement.
Amy Poehler discusses her airport routine, her excitement for the release of Inside Out 2, and her experiences with social anxiety and the entertainment industry. She reflects on the impact of Parks & Rec during the pandemic, her return to voicing Joy in the upcoming film, and her love for theater-specific films. Poehler also shares her thoughts on her recent tour, her SNL reunion with Maya Rudolph and Ana Gasteyer, and her comfort TV shows.
Netflix has released a new season of the comedy series Girls5Eva, following a fictional 90's girl group on their comeback trail. With high laughs per minute and excellent character development, the show is a must-watch, boasting a 97% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
The third season of "Girls5eva" on Netflix, produced by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, is being hailed as the funniest show since "30 Rock." The series follows an aughts-era girl group attempting to revive their career, and the latest season is described as the most consistently funny yet. With rapid-fire punchlines and clever background gags, the show's core cast shines as they navigate unexpected trouble and absurd hijinks, drawing in viewers with its wit and humor.
The 2024 movie musical adaptation of "Mean Girls" will begin streaming on Paramount+ on March 5, following its successful theatrical release in January. Starring Angourie Rice as Cady Heron and Reneé Rapp as Regina George, the film has surpassed $100 million at the global box office and received positive reviews. The decision for a theatrical release came after enthusiastic test screenings, and the cast also includes original stars Tim Meadows and Tina Fey, with cameos from Lindsay Lohan and Megan Thee Stallion.
Actress Ayo Edebiri addresses her past remarks about Jennifer Lopez on a podcast, apologizing during a sketch on Saturday Night Live. Tina Fey advises SNL cast member Bowen Yang to be cautious about expressing opinions on his podcast, prompting Edebiri to agree and caution about the permanence of podcasts.
Tina Fey's recent appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast saw her cautioning Bowen Yang about the dangers of being too authentic in the era of celebrity culture, where true authenticity can be risky for up-and-coming stars. Fey's advice reflects the increasing pressure on celebrities to carefully manage their public personas, with the fear of being "canceled" for saying the wrong thing affecting their behavior. While Fey herself seems established enough to not need to follow her own advice, the trend of celebrities avoiding saying anything of substance reflects a loss for audiences who see fewer authentically outspoken artists.
Tina Fey advised Bowen Yang on the podcast Las Culturistas to be cautious about expressing his real opinions publicly, citing the potential risks of authenticity in the entertainment industry. She humorously warned him about the consequences of critiquing films and advised him to be mindful of his public statements, referencing Ayo Edebiri's past comments on a podcast. Fey's advice came from her own experiences and served as a cautionary tale for navigating fame and expressing opinions in the public eye.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, known for their comedic partnership, are trying stand-up for the first time with their new Restless Leg Tour at the Beacon Theater in New York. The show delivers a mix of hard jokes and nostalgic humor, with Fey's sharp wit contrasting Poehler's vulnerability. While the performance is visually indifferent and includes some disappointing improv, it offers a warm and affectionate portrayal of their friendship.
Rachel McAdams, known for her role as Regina George in "Mean Girls," made a surprise cameo on "Saturday Night Live" to introduce musical guest Reneé Rapp, who plays Regina George in the musical reboot of the film. The episode also featured a sketch with McAdams and was hosted by Jacob Elordi. The next episode of "SNL" will be hosted by Dakota Johnson with Justin Timberlake as the musical guest.