Saturday Night Live — The Good Men Project

Bill Murray on the Last Time He Saw Gilda Radner

May 22, 2013 By Deanna Ogle 3 Comments

Here’s one way to say goodbye.

Filed Under: Bits & Pieces Tagged With: best moments, Bill Murray, death, Gilda Radner, grief, Life from New York, men, New York, nyc, parties, Saturday Night Live, saying goodbye, Sex and Relationships, snl, women

Coup d’État

April 5, 2013 By Kendall Ruth Leave a Comment

Dominican Republic, puberty, rites of passage, missionaries, youth mission

A missionary growing his first chin hairs comes face to face with revolutionary soldiers in the Dominican Republic.

Filed Under: Editors' Picks, Featured Content, Male Toughness, Teenage Kicks, The Good Life, War Tagged With: AK-47, Boxing, Boys, boys doing child care, Che Guevara, coup d'etat, Dominican Republic, fear, fidel castro, Gun Violence, machismo, male adolescence, manhood, masculinity, Michael Spinks, Mike Tyson, missionaries, New Jersey, puberty, regional stereotypes, revolution, rites of passage, Saturday Night Live, shaving, soldiers, Stress, teen boy adventures, teenage boys, Texas, Welcome Back Kotter, youth mission

The Meister Piece: Victoria Jackson, SNL Alum and Tea Partier

January 25, 2013 By Susie Meister Leave a Comment

Susie Meister talks with Saturday Night Live veteran and devoted Tea Partier Victoria Jackson.

Filed Under: moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: christianity, comedians speak out, Comedy, conservatism, Evangelical Christianity, interviews, Meister Piece, Moustache Club of America, mtv, Obama, politics, road rules, Saturday Night Live, snl, social conservatism, susie meister, Tea Party, Victoria Jackson, what happened to Victoria Jackson?

The Best Moments in Sports: 2012

December 31, 2012 By Liam Day 1 Comment

Recapping the year’s best moments in sports.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Sports Tagged With: FIFA, Heisman Trophy, jeremy lin, Johnny Manziel, LeBron James, Linsanity, Lionel Messi, Los Angeles Clippers, Miguel Cabrera, NBA, NCAA Tournament, nfl, Pablo Sandoval, Peyton Manning, Roger Federer, Saturday Night Live, Serena Williams, Triple Crown, World Series

Why Gilda’s Club Matters – And What I Want You To Do About It

November 28, 2012 By Josh Bowman 3 Comments

Gilda was universally loved. She was known as a warm and caring person, and her early death from ovarian cancer in 1989 was shocking and terribly sad.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Ten Things I've Learned Tagged With: cancer, cancer treatment, comedian, Comedy, Gilda Radner, Gilda's Club, one woman show, Saturday Night Live, support

Video: Last Night’s SNL Campaign Spoof

September 16, 2012 By Joanna Schroeder Leave a Comment

Newser reports that SNL premiered two new cast members last night in the roles of President Barack Obama and VP candidate Paul Ryan (Jay Pharaoh and Taran Killam, respectively), as well as Jason Sudeikis as Presidential candidate Mitt Romney. What did you think? Who nails it and who misses the mark?

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: campaign parody, campaign spoof, Jason Sudeikis, Jay Pharaoh, Mitt Romney, Newser, Paul Ryan, President Obama, Saturday Night Live, snl, SNL Video, Taran Killam, video

BOOOOOOO! Man Tries to Become NFL Cheerleader

April 16, 2012 By Jamie Reidy 34 Comments

Jamie Reidy rips a dude trying out for the Denver Broncos cheerleading squad.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: cheerleaders, Chris Farley, CNN, Denver Broncos, Martin Short, nfl, Patrick Swayze, Peyton Manning, Saturday Night Live

Saturday Night Live: Seriously Bro (No Homo)

April 8, 2012 By Oliver Lee Bateman 6 Comments

Prison rape is no laughing matter, especially in the hands of the bros at Saturday Night Live.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Andy Samberg, bad comedy, bros, ham acting, injustice, Kenan Thompson, lindsay lohan, male on male rape, offensive humor, Prisons, Saturday Night Live, snl, worst sketches ever

From SNL to Statesman: A glimpse of Al Franken

February 20, 2012 By the Editors 2 Comments

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Excerpts from “You Can Call Me Senator” by Jesse Kornbluth in Harvard Magazine

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Politics Tagged With: Al Franken, Bill O'Reilly, Blake, Comedy, government, Harvard Magazine, Jesse Kornbluth, Joe Franken, Minneapolis, politics, Saturday Night Live

SNL’s Live-Action Ambiguously Gay Duo Is Not a ‘Minstrel Show’

May 16, 2011 By Adam Polaski Leave a Comment

The wildly popular “SNL” sketch went live-action this weekend, and it stirred some debate over what’s offensive. But can’t we just have a long, hard laugh for the sake of satire?

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Newsroom Tagged With: Ambiguously Gay Duo, Comedy, Jimmy Fallon, Jon Hamm, LGBT, Saturday Night Live, snl, Steve Carell

SNL’s Transphobic Punchline

February 2, 2011 By Adam Polaski 4 Comments

Adam Polaski clears the air about the “Estro-maxx” sketch on this week’s “SNL.” If it’s all equal-opportunity comedy, how come the LGBT community isn’t laughing?