Day: August 9, 2016

Adam Conover Ruins Everything Live! in summer tour previewing 2016 Election special on truTV

Adam Conover Ruins Everything Live! in summer tour previewing 2016 Election special on truTV

Posted by | Aug 9, 2016 | , |

Adam Conover not only will “ruin” our culture’s strongly conceived notions of weddings, hydration, dog breeding and movie ratings in season two of his truTV series Adam Ruins Everything, but also will bring his humorous perspective and researchers to bear down on the 2016 election with a special and a live tour this fall. Conover’s “Adam Ruins Everything Live!” tour kicks off Sept. 13 in Seattle and continues through Oct. 3, with a stage show previewing elements of his Adam Ruins Everything Election Special, which will air Oct. 23 on truTV. “I’m so excited to give audiences across the...

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Here’s the red-band trailer for “Bad Santa 2”

Here’s the red-band trailer for “Bad Santa 2”

Posted by | Aug 9, 2016 | |

Thirteen years have passed since Billy Bob Thornton and Tony Cox brought Bad Santa and his little helper into movie theaters near you. Now they’re back in Bad Santa 2, in which they attempt to rip off a Chicago charity. Even “the kid” is back, Brett Kelly all grown up and then some. Kathy Bates joins in as Thornton’s mom, and Christina Hendricks plays the charity’s director. Sit back and buckle up for the red-band trailer. Roll it! Bad Santa 2 opens in theaters on Nov. 23, 2016....

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Saturday Night Live cuts Taran Killam, Jay Pharoah and Jon Rudnitsky in transition to Season 42

Saturday Night Live cuts Taran Killam, Jay Pharoah and Jon Rudnitsky in transition to Season 42

Posted by | Aug 9, 2016 | , |

Lorne Michaels has orchestrated Saturday Night Live‘s first major purge of veteran cast members in a decade, letting loose repertory players Taran Killam and Jay Pharoah plus featured player Jon Rudnitsky in advance of season 42. Killam and Pharoah were six seasons into the usual seven-season contract cast members sign when joining SNL, while Rudnitsky only had finished his first season with the cast. While SNL has seen featured players and rookies come and go frequently in the past six years since Michaels first hired Killam and Pharoah, the iconic sketch comedy platform for NBC hasn’t unceremoniously dropped cast veterans without a...

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