Funny or Die is back more political satire. This time they've done a great job of organizing a SNL presidents reunion, gathering a large cast of comedians (most of which are Saturday Night Live alumni) doing POTUS impersonations to educate viewers about the banking industry and the need for financial reform. The SNL presidents reunion video is described as follows: Barack Obama gets a surprise visit in the night from ex-Presidents Bush Sr., Bush Jr., Clinton, Ford, Reagan and Carter to get a... Full Story

With revelations of four, five, six (more?) mistresses and images of Elin Woods chasing Tiger down the driveway with a golf club (whether or not it actually happened), one couldn't expect a lack of SNL Tiger Woods skits, could one? No, one couldn't. Saturday Night Live skewered the golf superstar with a hilarious Tiger Woods SNL skit revolving around a strange series of accidents. However, one problem that was brought up by some, was that the skits seemed to focus on potential domestic... Full Story

Following last week's opening sketch which mocked President Barack Obama's accomplishments so far (they said "none," but vetting by real news media showed that was sorely incorrect), Saturday Night Live skewered Obama's win of the Nobel Peace Prize earlier this week: "This prize bestowed by the Nobel committee in Norway is given annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. Jimmy Carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international... Full Story

Perhaps SNL needs to leave political news to Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert. While the opening sketch of last Saturday's episode skewered President Barack Obama for what it said was doing "nothing" so far, CNN decided to fact check their assertions, and went to the non-partisan website Politifact.com.Bill Adair, the editor of Politifact.com said that SNL was off the mark on a few of the failed initiatives on their checklist, including Afghanistan ("a promise kept"), Iraq ("not done, but they... Full Story

This weekend's Saturday Night Live showed that they're not against skewering the left-wing when it fails. In their opening sketch, they pointed out that it's not the right who should be angry at Obama, it's the left. Why? Because nothing's really been done. "There are those on the right who are angry. They think that I'm turning this great country into something that resembles the Soviet Union or Nazi Germany, but that's just not the case. But when you look at my record it's very clear what... Full Story

USA New SNL cast member Jenny Slate sure made her mark in her "frickin" biker skit. She slipped up once and said something you can't say on TV. She used the word "Fuck"! Comeon, what else would you expect from Jenny Slate? Full Story