Victoria’s Secret is having its big semi-annual sale. But wait, didn’t they just have one? Like, not that long ago? What the hell does semi-annual even mean? Better not waste any time though — it sounds like the sale is ending soon.
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After months of diversity criticism, SNL held auditions on both coasts consisting entirely of black female performers. Lorne Michaels said one, or possibly two, will be added to the cast in January.
Premiere dates were announced for a ton of shows, including Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee (Jan. 2), Broad City (Jan. 22), Workaholics (Jan. 22), Portlandia (Feb. 27), and Andy Daly’s Review (Feb. 27).
Remakes of Naked Gun (with Ed Helms) and The Odd Couple (with Matthew Perry) are in the works.
We interviewed Key & Peele showrunners Ian Roberts and Jay Martel, writer and standup Dana Gould, and published an old archived interview with George Carlin, and Anchorman 2 star David Koechner.
Prince is set to make his sitcom debut, playing himself on an episode of New Girl.
We looked at why Anchorman 2 is being promoted so hard.
We looked back at Buddy Hackett, Carol Burnett, and Woody Allen’s early days, John Goodman’s best SNL sketches, the bluntness of Mel Brooks, Robert Smigel’s short stint as an SNL cast member, and the worst Christmas special ever.
Rob Corddry is starring in a pilot for HBO, and Rob Huebel is starring in one for IFC.
NBC is developing a show with stand up Jerrod Carmichael.
Paul Rudd hosted SNL, which feature a “Bill Brasky” reunion. We made a videolist of all of the “Bill Brasky” sketches, and Tim Meadows was upset he wasn’t invited back to do the new one.
We recommended the week’s best podcasts, the web video The Usual Tornado, and the Twitter feed of Gabe Delahaye.
