Portlandia begins tonight on IFC! Naturally, Fred and Carrie took to Jimmy Fallon's show for a game which involved drawing random songs to perform with instruments they had never played before. Let's see how it all worked out.
This week's SNL is hosted by Gwyneth Paltrow, except she's stuck in London on account of the weather. So the weekly promos for the show became Andy Samberg and Fred Armisen insisting that Gwyneth was there, petting them from off-screen.
As if the collective internet wasn't already excited enough, IFC released another clip from Portlandia today. Inside, Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein try to one-up each other with their knowledge of the publications each of them read that day.
Kristen Wiig, Jim Carrey and Fred Armisen play a "real" New York band with gig at Midtown's Marriott Marquee Hotel. The crowd of tourists is understandably uncomfortable by this gang misfits looking for a place to crash.
As the song goes, "The dream if the 90s is alive in Portland." Sleep til 11! All hot girls wear glasses! Tattoo ink never runs dry! Flannel shirts! This musical montage will kick off Fred Armisen's new series Portlandia.
Saturday Night Live's Fred Armisen and Sleater-Kinney's Carrie Brownstein's Portlandia arrives on IFC in January. The sketch show—which was written and stars Armisen and Brownstien—looks to be a wacky, offbeat comedy about the Pacific Northwest.
This weekend, Jeff Bridges will be hosting SNL to promote his two upcoming films Tron: Legacy and True Grit. And, since you know why he's there, one promo references Tron's graphics while another presents the Coen Brothers as hand puppets.
Joy Behar celebrated her birthday on today's episode of The View by bringing her Saturday Night Live doppelganger on. Fred Armisen discussed the creative process behind his impersonations of President Obama, Gov. David Patterson, and of course—Joy.
This weekend, Saturday Night Live will be hosted by Sue Sylvester herself, the always-hilarious Jane Lynch. And guess what! Hot off the presses, here are some new promos for the episode that feature Lynch and SNL's Fred Armisen. Watch inside.
Gisele singlehandedly keeps a party alive by whispering sweet nothings. Britney's conservatorship is phasing out. Kelly Osbourne sees herself in a bikini and cries. John Oliver gets engaged. Monday gossip is impervious to seduction.
LiLo was "giggling" and downing Jack and Coke when she admitted to using drugs. Lady Gaga's meat dress gets made into jerky. Britney Spears buys a skateboard for her sons. Thursday gossip is totally saturated.
Elisabeth Moss files for divorce. Jailbound Lindsay Lohan gets a facial. Michael Jackson's kids will take the stand to discuss his drug use. Tuesday gossip puts its best face and worst faith forward.
J.Lo's assistants aren't allowed significant others or vacations. Fred Armisen dumped Elisabeth Moss for a younger SNL cast member. Montana Fishburne explains the weird spots on her butt. Naomi Campbell cheats on her taxes. Thursday gossip rules with fear.
The Levi Johnston-Bristol Palin custody battle finally ends. The Lohans talk about their daughter. Nicole Richie got a new cat. Miley Cyrus wants a boob job. What's more humiliating than being dumped via press release? Welcome to Saturday Gossip Roundup.
The most recent Funny or Die original accomplishes something other than being funny or dying: It unites four(!) generations of legendary SNL cast members in the same room together. Quite a feat. Oh, and it's really funny.
Tonight's episode of SNL was a bore until this: a hilarious, celebrity-centric spoof of CBS' Undercover Boss that featured Steve Jobs as a trash man (you know where this is going), Richard Branson, Martha Stewart and more. Video inside.
Comedians Fred Armisen, Paul Scheer, Todd Barry, Rob Huebel, Jenny Slate, and others came together for another round of the 92Y's "Just Ask the Locals" parody. It's just as funny as the first!
One thing about The Jimmy Fallon Show that's great are the big names that stop by the show. Fred Armisen, Abby Elliot, and A.D. Miles star in this Glee spoof about how Jimmy can't remember his lines without cue cards.
Tonight's episode of SNL—hosted by James Franco—featured a recurring sketch about the Vogelchecks, the overly affectionate family. In it, Franco made out with Bill Hader and Will Forte. But Franco is totally not gay, guys. It's called acting!
Today at Gawker.TV, Joy Behar interviews her SNL-impersonator, Snoop Dogg promotes his new GPS system, Steven Seagall's TV show effectively displays his insanity, bizarro Andy Kaufman sings with sheep, and a drunken 4-year-old ruins Christmas for all of his neighbors.
