Last night's SNL saw saw Vince Vaughn hosting for the second time...although it's been fifteen years since he last graced this particular state. For his opening monologue, the 'Swingers' and 'Wedding Crashers' star didn't do anything traditional, opting to do what he does best: riff. And with no Owen Wilson around, Vaughn turned to the audience to be his comedic sparring partner.
Because they are cuter than us and love isn't dead after all, Matt Damon and his wife, Luciana Barroso, renewed their vows and got all mushy this weekend.
SNL's fake commercials are often a highlight and last night was no different, casting host Vince Vaughn in an ad for a fake product so ridiculous and so dumb that it kind of impossible for it to not be funny. Everyone, meet the Bathroom Cobra.
If you have ever doubted that an edgy dubstep song could be perfectly performed by two violinists, then you'll want to watch the latest rendition of Taylor Swift's single 'I Knew You Were Trouble,' which was recently covered by two guys in their early twenties known as the Subway Violinists.
SNL knows that it is a good thing in Bill Hader's wonderfully deranged Al Pacino impression and they put it to good use on last night's episode, having the incredibly talented performer play Pacino playing multiple roles. Parodying Pacino's involvement in HBO films like 'You Don't Know Jack' and 'Phil Spector,' the sketch finds Hader's Pacino making HBO biopics where he plays every convicted murderer under the sun.
Lindsay Lohan is taking rehab really seriously this time, you guys. So seriously, in fact, that she made sure she went to Coachella first -- and so seriously that she won't stay if they don't let her take Adderall while she's there.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus plays the Vice President on TV, and she got to meet the guy who plays him in real life.
Congrats to Selena Gomez! Sel was honored at the 2013 New Now Next Awards with the Triple Play Award, presented by none other than RuPaul. Sashay!
Once upon a time, director Rob Cohen was the man behind hits like 'The Fast and the Furious' and 'XXX.' These days, he's that guy who made 'The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor' and 'Alex Cross.' But hey, redemption is always right around the corner! Cohen has signed on to direct 'Crash Bandits,' a film that has promise written all over it.
