Stefon (Bill Hader) joins Seth Meyers on "Weekend Update" to provide New York City tourists with Halloween tips that include a club guarded by hobo-cops, Sidney Applebaum the Jewish Dracula and human pinatas. [Season 38, 2012]
It's not Halloween without these "SNL" sketches. For this list, we’ll be looking at the most spooky sketches from the hit show that are eerie-sistibly hilarious and never fail to make us cackle. Our countdown includes "The Curse of Frankenstein," "Sppoky...
Chopin, who preferred Pleyel pianos above all others, chose this piano shortly after it had been completed in January 1848.
From turning old flip-flops into art, to making sneakers out of old plastic bags, these businesses are where fashion meets worldwide waste.
Marlon Wayans talks about his friendship with “Respect” co-star Jennifer Hudson and shares how he’s grateful for the EGOT winner singing at his mother’s funeral. Jennifer and Marlon recall how they first met.
Steve Aoki brings the “Ooh-Ah sensation to every nation” as he walks Mo Heart through his maze-of-mirrors-style closet!
"They are not babysitters, they are educators, and they deserve much more!"
When actor Leslie Jordan learned he had gone viral, he had no idea what that meant. Now, in “How Ya’ll Doing?,” he recounts how his life has changed and does what he does best: tell stories that make us laugh.
Can you survive Jitlada's Spicy Dynamite Challenge? Join Cocoa Butter's Spice Crew as they attempt to win this nearly impossible Thai food challenge.
Crispy and golden brown on the outside but fluffy and creamy on the inside, this Smashed Potatoes recipe is the perfect side dish made with simple everyday ingredients. It goes with everything and is absolutely irresistible. These crispy potatoes will be...
Remembering the legend, Leslie Jordan, Beverly Leslie forever 🤍
Sofronitsky - Beethoven's moonlight sonata performed on his favorite piano A.Walter (by Paul McNulty)
In the Middle Ages Germans ate “corpse cakes” made by the woman of the house and left to rise on the chest of the corpse to absorb some of his virtue, which was then transmitted to the eater.
