Scarlett Johansson Plays “Scary Mom” Katie Britt In ‘Saturday Night Live’ Cold Open Spoof Of GOP Senator’s Bizarre State Of The Union Response

The View co-host Joy Behar once auditioned for Saturday Night Live. It did not go well.

Times have changed, and standards of humor have evolved. Thus, Saturday Night Live alum Dana Carvey has apologized to Sharon Stone for an “offensive” sketch when she hosted the show in 1992.

Sen. Katie Britt may have been the butt of the joke on Saturday Night Liveover the weekend but the freshman politician from Alabama found it “awesome” that Scarlett Johansson played her in the Cold Open.

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The sex trafficking victim mentioned by Sen. Katie Britt during her State of the Union rebuttal is slamming the politician for misrepresenting her story on one of the biggest platforms in the country.

Donald Trump’s supporters are more patriotic than liberals in New York and California, right?

President Biden’s State of the Union speech and enlisted actress Scarlet Johansson to lampoon US Sen. Katie Britt’s GOP rebuttal in its opening sketch.“I have the honor or serving the great people of Alabama,” said Johansson.“But tonight I’ll be auditioning for the part of scary mom, and I’ll be performing an original monologue called this country is hell.

Scarlett Johansson landed what was likely the most anticipated role in the March 9 episode of Saturday Night Live – Senator Katie Britt.

Emily Longeretta “Saturday Night Live” kicked off the March 9 episode mocking President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address — but more so, the Republican response. After Mikey Day’s Biden spoke to Congress and mocked House Speaker Mike Johnson shaking his head — “every time I say predecessor, Mike Johnson shakes his head like he just accidentally caught 30 seconds of the show ‘Euphoria'” — he threw it to Katie Britt, the Alabama senator.

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Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) said that she won’t run for reelection to the Senate.

Saturday Night Live musical guest appearance. The day after the episode aired, however, logged into (formerly known as Twitter) to explain the snafu: she forgot to remove a clip from her hair before going for the show's closing credits.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.The mistake is so small you might not have noticed it or assumed it was an intentional part of her look.

leaving a clip in her hair during the show’s final bow. “The clip. I forgot to remove the clip,” Musgraves, 35, wrote on X (formerly Twitter) over a photo of herself wearing a blue denim maxi dress and a large silver clip as she stood next to host Sydney Sweeney.

Lily Gladstone is up for the Best Actress award at the upcoming Oscars. But she has her heart set on a certain television show.

writers live for the drama.Over the summer, found herself in a firestorm of connected to her 34-year-old costar, . As the duo promoted the film, fans were convinced their was the result of an off-screen affair, especially after Powell's then girlfriend, Gigi Paris, Sweeney on Instagram before from the Top Gun star.Many months later, Sweeney is still to her longtime partner , who actually produced Anyone But You alongside the Euphoria star.

Sydney Sweeney flexed her rom-com chops on the set of Saturday Night Live this week.

Pat Saperstein Deputy Editor “Saturday Night Live” host Sydney Sweeney and cast member Chloe Trost were the nation’s No. 1 interior designers for Airbnbs in one of the final skits on Saturday. The pair rolled out all the clichés that Airbnb guests have experienced, from hard-to-operate locks to bland words used as artwork on walls.

“Good afternoon, I’m Dana Bash, and welcome to Inside Politics,” announced the ever-dependable Chloe Fineman at the promising top of Saturday Night Live’s clearly politically inclined cold open tonight.  “Later, we’ll give Wolf Blitzer an edible and an hour to solve the Middle East”

Saturday Night Live,” Sydney Sweeney revealed her early plan to break into Hollywood and joked about the rumors of a romance with co-star Glen Powell during her opening monologue. “You might have seen me in ‘Anyone But You’ or ‘Euphoria,'” she said. You definitely did not see me in ‘Madame Web,'” she joked.

Sydney Sweeney is gearing up for her big weekend!