Tina Fey News Archives

The funnywoman, who writes and stars in the Nbc comedy, has featured opposite the Toxic star before on Saturday Night Live and is eager to work with the singer again. via The Post Chronicle

“With 30 Rock, we like to just put things out there that hopefully spark discussion”

Tina Fey never has been shy about political humour, but she has no desire to do it every week anymore. via 24 Hours Vancouer

“You know I love you, Tina. You know you my girl.”

Tracy Morgan, of all people, finished it. It, of course, being the political controversy surrounding Saturday Night Live 's supposed support of Hillary Clinton. via Westword

Click: 'Saturday Night Live's' ad for Annuale Every woman under the sun is e-mailing her girlfriends this hilarious faux commercial from the Tina Fey-hosted "Saturday Night Live." The ad for Annuale, a ... via Boston Herald

“I will tell all my friends that I'm voting for Barack Obama, but will secretly vote for McCain.”

In her hosting role on the first Saturday Night Live back from the recent writers' strike, Tina Fey appeared on the "Weekend Update" segment and capped her piece on "Women's News" with a pro-Hillary rallying ... via Westword

I am - ' Hercules!! Ricky Gervais, creator of "Extras" and "The Office," is writing, co-directing and starring in a movie about the only liar in a world of non-liars, and has announced on his website that he's ... via Ain't It Cool News

“Bitch may be the new black, but black is the new president, bitch.”

In light of Geraldine Ferraro's controversial comment expressing her opinion that White House hopeful Barack Obama's race is playing a significant role in his success, former Saturday Night Live cast member ... via Raw Story

“And we knew that if we had a big ticket item like a car that we could keep the momentum of the benefit going after it was on TV.”

March 17, 2008 D ozens of comedy titans will appear at Night of Too Many Stars, an upcoming autism benefit on Comedy Central. via Technology Marketing

Producing and starring in a hit television show all day and writing the script for said television show all night requires an almost super-human work ethic; Finding time in it all to raise a daughter seems ... via Celebrity Babies

“There were a lot of factors at play. But there's no question the skit, if nothing else, was perfectly timed.”

Michaels acknowledged - ' first with a series of sketches that have centered on the premise that Mrs. via Bill Doskoch

Janet Out, Mariah In: Citing the flu, Janet Jackson has canceled her appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend. via New York Magazine

While the writers struck, political comedy on TV sucked. Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert soldiered on. via Talking About Politics

Here are stories available only in Sunday's print editions of The Journal Gazette: Alyssa Milano gets in touch with her inner Italian for "Wisegal." The TV Journal cover story. via Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

“Yes, we're all that. And you know why? Because we know how to get things done.”

Old Guy was amazed at the happenings this past Tuesday. Hillary Clinton made a comeback in her pursuit of the Democratic nomination for president of the United States. via Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune

By: Bill W. on Wednesday, March 5th, 2008 at 5:02 PM - PST In response to Brian Williams' supposition during MSNBC's primary night coverage that recent skits on Saturday Night Live including Sen. via Crooks and Liars

“The creators of this film, both in front of the camera and behind, have been making audiences laugh for years. We look forward to celebrating this crowd-pleasing comedy with our long time collaborators at Universal.”

The big-screen comedy "Baby Mama," written and directed by first-time feature filmmaker Michael McCullers, is set to open New York's Tribeca Film Festival. via UPI

“Live, from New York, it's Saturday night!”

IF satire is, as George F. Kaufman said, what closes on Saturday night, how is it that "Saturday Night Live" has remained on the air for over 30 years? During some of those seasons, it is true, we might have ... via Whittier Daily News

Over the weekend, the first new episode of Saturday Night Live to air since the end of the writers' strike posted the show's highest ratings since Feb. 4, 2006, easily topping seven million viewers, Variety reports. SNL hadn't broadcast since the fall, which made Saturday's show—the first in four consecutive weeks of new SNL episodes—with Tina Fey as host (see above), guest appearances by Mike Huckabee (he was on Weekend Update, too) and Steve Martin (who, coincidentally, hosted the Feb. 4, 2006 episode), and a musical performance by Carrie Underwood, a highly anticipated event.

SNL hasn't run 4 four new shows in a row since the 1970s. Next week's host is Ellen Page, the 21-year-old star of Juno , who will probably be a bit bummed after losing the Oscar for best actress at last night's Academy Awards. Can't wait for that monologue!