Figure It Out
Remember Nickelodeon's hidden talent game show, Figure It Out, hosted by Olympian Summer Sanders?
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Lindsay Lohan, Saturday Night Live
Lindsay Lohan tapped into her Disney roots to host Saturday Night Live for the third time. In The Real Housewives of Disney, Lohan played Rapunzel, who's ready to come down from the tower and into the spotlight. Like all the other Real Housewives, there was a fair share of money troubles (Jasmine and her hubby used up all their wishes), marital problems ("never marry a man who likes shoes," Cinderella warns, as we meet her effete Prince Charming) and a horrible Auto-Tuned dance track, courtesy of Belle...
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Lindsay Lohan and Keenan Thompson
Lindsay Lohan returns to Studio 8H to host Saturday Night Live with musical guest Jack White this week, but will she bring the funny?
Watch Lindsay Lohan's Today interview
In these NBC promos, we see LiLo and cast member Keenan Thompson goofing around and even playing with the concept of "Lind-sanity" (their word, not ours). But we couldn't help but notice that Lohan is looking a little... stiffer around the face these days? Has she had some work done? Has community service altered her appearance?
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Kenan Thompson and Zooey Deschanel
Zooey Deschanel will bring her adorkable shtick to Saturday Night Live if promos for her hosting gig Saturday (11:30/10:30c, NBC) are any indication.
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Kenan Thompson
Kenan Thompson has gotten married, Us Weekly reports.
The Saturday Night Live star wed model ...
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Kenan Thompson
Saturday Night Live star Kenan Thompson is engaged, US Weekly reports.
Thompson, 33, and...
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iParty with Victorious, Victoria Justice and Miranda Cosgrove
The last time Nickelodeon stars Miranda Cosgrove and Victoria Justice met, it was in the ring.
In the iCarly special "iFight Shelby Marx," Carly (Cosgrove) jokingly challenged CFC's youngest female fighter Shelby Marx (Justice) to a match on her webcast, only to have Shelby show up to accept the challenge. Carly took a mighty punch to the face before it was all over.
The actresses were both happy to report that there was no blood shed making their latest special, the iCarly-Victorious crossover event...
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Tina Fey
Tina Fey celebrated having the No. 1 book (and the No. 86 TV show) in the country by returning to host Saturday Night Live for a third time. Six months along with her second child, the few sketches that did not reference the recent death of Osama bin Laden played up Fey's pregnancy...
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Zach Galifianakis
Burly, bearded Zach Galifianakis began his Saturday Light Live monologue with some one-liners and impressions that included "the guy from Queens who's obsessed with cargo shorts," and ended up dressed like Little Orphan Annie singing "Tomorrow" with a complement of scrawled messages a la an old Bob Dylan video.
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Saturday Night Live
Jane Lynch, the epitome of the ensemble actress, topped off her opening monologue on Saturday Night Live with a song that jokingly claimed her character, cheerleading coach Sue Sylvester, was the only reason to watch Glee.
Lynch, who's also starred in SNL alum Christopher Guest's ensemble mockumentaries, sang what she maintained should be the Fox series' theme song — co-written by two bottles of Jose Cuervo...
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