Bill Hader

Those of you who miss seeing Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader play off each other on 'SNL' will be happy to learn that the duo are reuniting for an indie comedy in which they'll star as twins. If you ask us, that's reason enough to get excited about this picture, titled 'Skeleton Twins.'

One of the funniest characters in the history of Saturday Night Live made a triumphant return in last night's episode, providing the biggest laughs in the strongest episode of the season so far.

Sometimes, if feels like Saturday Night Live is just an excuse for a bunch of talented mimics to try out their best and newest impressions. But when they're as good as those compiled in this faux trailer that played during last night's episode, we're perfectly okay with that. A parody of 'Taken 2,' 'The Expendables' and just about every other modern action movie, it's easily one of the strongest v

It seems like there are two ways to craft a great SNL sketch. You either have to write a funny scene filled the jokes that work and put the right performers in it...or you can just let Bill Hader do his Bill Hader thing for two minutes. And by "Bill Hader thing,' we mean give him a character and just let him run with it in any absurd direction. Last night, Hader was able to break out his noir

Was there ever any doubt that SNL was going to mock Clint Eastwood's conversation with a chair at the Republican National Convention? And was there ever really any doubt that the great Bill Hader would play Eastwood? Of course not...but that doesn't make it any less funny.

We've been excited about Larry David's new movie when we first got wind of it, and when Jon Hamm and Michael Keaton joined the cast, we were elated. Now the movie is filled with great actors, and we can't wait.

Have you ever wanted all of New York's hottest night clubs listed in one place? You're in luck! Stefon from 'SNL' lists 'em all in this great compilation.

We don't want to say we told you so, but it looks like at least one more star of 'The Office' is keeping their options open should NBC decide to pull the plug on the aging sitcom.  And for the second time today, we're starting to think that might not be such a bad thing.