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Taylor Swift may appear as sweet as apple pie, but everyone knows that this chick can hold a grudge like no other! After all, haven't you heard her music? Heartbreak's got nothin' on the below parody video dedicated to poking a little bit of fun at the 1989 singer's "gift giving" abilities! The series premiere of Scream Queens, which debuted this past Tuesday, featured the absolutely hilarious spoof "Chanel-o-ween," which just so happened to on take a jab at Swift's "Gift Giving of 2014" video. Read More »
WTF! Former Tonight Show host Jay Leno just cannot keep his greedy, denim-wearing, engine oil-filled paws off of the NBC program he once called home. Just last night he swooped in to steal the Tonight Show monologue back from current host Jimmy Fallon and– oh, wait, nope... we're wrong. Fallon asked him to tell some jokes during Tuesday night's monologue to promote the legendary comedian's upcoming CNBC show Jay Leno's Garage. Read More »
Lauren, we have AMAZING news for you. Do you know Tom Hanks? Well, he found your Fordham University ID card. So, if you want that back – and maybe if you want to talk to the star of the new Steven Spielberg film Bridge of Spies – we suggest you get on Twitter ASAP! Read More »
Earlier in September, it was reported that The League star Steve Rannazzisi lied about being in the 9/11 attacks in New York City back in 2001. After it was discovered by The New York Times that his story was a total fabrication, he came clean and profusely apologized on social media. And on Tuesday, Rannazzisi stopped by the Howard Stern radio show to explain himself. Read More »
Trevor Noah has hit some pretty threatening issues since replacing Jon Stewart on The Daily Show, and Monday night's show was no different. In the wake of the shootings at Oregon's Umpqua Community College, what followed from politicians was the usual conversation of mental health care v. gun control. But to Noah, he wishes the ones on the pro-life side were more about actually being pro-life when it came to guns. Read More »
Jay Leno is back on television ... as an Uber driver? No, not really, but he is back on TV. In fact, Leno is gearing up for the premiere of his new CNBC series Jay Leno's Garage. And to add some buzz to the show, the former Tonight Show host decided to put himself in disguise as an Uber driver and pick up passengers throughout the Los Angeles area. Read More »
Comedian Marc Maron has had a longtime feud with Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels—whether or not the latter actually knows it. He's been very open in the past about wanting to have Michaels on his podcast, WTF. And while, for a long time, it looked like it would never happen, it seems that after President Barack Obama came on Michaels must have had a change of heart. Read More »
It seems that no matter what comedian John Oliver discusses on Sunday night's Last Week Tonight, it makes headlines on Monday morning. And, well, today is no different. Oliver tackled the heavy subject of the Oregon shooting on Sunday night's episode, specifically the conversation that typically follows: mental illness and gun control. To him, however, it seems that talk of the former is significantly trumping the latter. Read More »
Comedian Jim Jefferies's bit on gun control appears to be going viral following the horrific attack at Umpqua Community College in Oregon. The shootings have left the nation shocked, and like many attacks of the past, the idea of stricter gun control laws are surfacing, as are more mindful attempts to keep those with mental illnesses away from guns. Read More »
