SNL Brought Back Alec Baldwin To Reunite With Maya Rudolph’s Kamala Harris, But He Played A New Role Instead Of Donald Trump

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Once again, during the 2024 TV lineup, Saturday Night Live delivered another installment of political satire. With only a few episodes into Season 50, the iconic comedy show is fully immersed in election season. One of the most notable developments has been the reappearance of Maya Rudolph as Kamala Harris. This week, another long-time SNL guest star made an appearance, and it was none other than Alec Baldwin. However, unlike his previous portrayal, Baldwin took on a new character instead of playing former U.S. President Donald Trump.

The Office Remake’s Female Lead Offers Surprising Response to Toxic Backlash

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In a novel take, the recently released version of the cherished sitcom “The Office” introduces its inaugural female lead, with Felicity Ward portraying the new boss character, Hannah Howard. The prospect of yet another adaptation, and specifically one fronted by a woman, has sparked resistance from certain groups (often referred to as traditionalists or sexists), leading to a significant amount of criticism online. Regrettably, such responses are common nowadays. In an interview with THR, Ward addressed the adverse reactions towards both the show and her role head-on, stating, “I’ve been a stand-up comedian for 16 years. I’m used to this kind of backlash.

Wolf Man Director Reveals How the Iconic Monster Will Reflect the Post-Pandemic World

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The director behind “The Invisible Man” is gearing up for another spin on a timeless Universal monster, this time it’s the “Wolf Man” slated for release next year. After unveiling a fresh trailer for the chilling adventure, the filmmaker shared insights with Discussing Film about his innovative approach to revamp the age-old werewolf narrative and how he plans to tailor the mythology for contemporary viewers.

Banijay Rights CEO Cathy Payne on Surviving Disruption and How to Improve DEI

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Originally hailing from Australia but now residing in London, Payne has made a significant career progression since her initial role as an assistant for international distribution at Hanna-Barbera Australia. Currently, she manages Banijay Rights – the distribution sector of the world’s largest independent production group assemblage. Her responsibilities include selling various shows such as Survivor, Big Brother, MasterChef, Black Mirror, and Peaky Blinders across the globe.