- 2/15/13 /
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Last Night on Late Night: Molly Shannon Reprised ‘Superstar!’
Plus: some Valentine's Day science (The largest and smallest penis bones belong to the unlikeliest mammals) and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
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- 11/21/11 /
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A Vulture Study: Which SNL Season Reused the Most Characters?
It always feels like it was the most recent one. Was it a Stefon year? Or something from the Church Lady or Spartan Cheerleader eras? Our exhaustive investigation examined 36 seasons and 7,798 sketches, and came up with a surprising answer.
- 11/21/11 /
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Saturday Night Live’s 25 Most Repeated Characters
Did Buckwheat make the cut? The Samurai? MacGruber? See who has the most popular ... or most beaten to death, depending on your perspective.
- 11/11/11 /
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Last Night on Late Night: Lars Von Trier Ran Around Kirsten Dunst Half-Naked
Plus: Larry King assumed the form of Craig Ferguson's sidekick, Geoff the Robot, and more, on our daily late-night roundup.
- 11/10/11 /
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Go Backstage at Marc Maron’s Live ‘WTF’ Podcast
Molly Shannon talks nuns with Marc Maron, which you know you want to see.
- 10/25/11 /
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Molly Shannon Staying Up All Night
She'll play a producer on Maya Rudolph's talk show.
- 11/3/10 /
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Molly Shannon to Play Former Nun for HBO
It's the '40-Year-Old Virgin Nun.'
- 9/20/10 /
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From NPH to Kristin Chenoweth to Molly Shannon: Ranking the Glee Guest Stars
Who was better, NPH, Chenoweth, or Olivia Newton-John?
- 2/11/10 /
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Molly Shannon to Play Boozy Teacher on Glee
Shannon's character to take on the force known as Sue Sylvester.
- 11/3/08 /
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Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen to Wait Patiently
Plus: Staten Island finally gets its own TV show.
- 1/23/08 /
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The New Savior of Sundance Is … Steve Coogan?
Plus industry news on Kirsten Dunst, Selma Blair, and Blind Melon. Yes, Blind Melon. Yes, that Blind Melon.
- 6/27/07 /
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Spike Lee to Attend Theater for First Time in Years
Spike Lee will direct a re-mounting of World War II comedy-drama-mystery Stalag 17 on Broadway, produced by play's original producer, Michael Abbott. Lee has never directed for the stage and, according to the NYT, can't remember the last play he attended.