Regis Philbin
In the end, it wasn't just Regis and Kelly, or Regis and Kathie Lee ... it felt more like Regis and everybody. After some 16,000 hours in front of a television camera, Regis Philbin signed off Live! with Regis and Kelly Friday morning.
Ending a 28-year run, the "Farewell Special" began oddly ...
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Dana Carvey, Conan O'Brien
Cheers to Dana Carvey for his very special guest shot on Conan.
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Justin Bieber, Dana Carvey
For Dana Carvey's fourth return trip to host Saturday Night Live, there were a couple old, familiar faces from Carvey's era — and Justin Bieber.
The 16-year-old pop singer brought his million-dollar smile and "angel's voice" to two sketches, turning both Carvey and Andy Samberg into obsessed fans.
In the digital short The Roomate, Minka Kelly and Leighton Meester were replaced with Bieber and his new bunkmate Decklin (played by Samberg as...
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Dana Carvey, Jesse Eisenberg
The Social Network star Jesse Eisenberg will host the final Saturday Night Live of January, NBC announced Friday.
Eisenberg, who's nominated for a Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild award for his portrayal of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, will host the Jan. 29 episode. He will be joined by musical guest Nicki Minaj.
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SNL Presidents
The ghosts of Saturday Night Live presidents past — including Will Ferrell, Dana Carvey and Dan Aykroyd — have reunited in a Funny Or Die video to encourage Congress to create a Consumer Financial Protection Agency.
In the video, President Obama (Fred Armisen) falls asleep in the arms of the first lady (former SNL star Maya Rudolph) as he frets about the multi-million dollar lobby against the CFPA.
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Dana Carvey by Janet Van Ham/HBO
Comedian Dana Carvey brings his irreverent comedy to HBO next month in Squatting Monkeys Tell No Lies.The hour-long comedy special features the SNL alum in new routines about today's society and spot-on impressions of celebrities and politicians, including George W. Bush, Barack Obama and John McCain.According to HBO, Carvey also won't shy away from hot-button topics like global warming, governmental conspiracies and — somebody find "Church Lady" — teens and Satanic rock music. — J.R. Whalen
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