Photo Coverage: Remembering SNL Veteran Jan Hooks
by Walter McBride
- Oct 12, 2014
Earlier this week, BroadwayWorld reported that SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE veteran Jan Hooks passed away on Thursday, October 9, 2014, after battling a serious illness. She was 57. Below, BroadwayWorld gives you a photographic look back at the lovely actress.
SNL Veteran Jan Hooks Dies at 57
by TV News Desk
- Oct 10, 2014
TMZ reported the sad news earlier today that SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE veteran Jan Hooks passed away Thursday, October 9, 2014, after battling a serious illness. She was 57.
Ninth-annual National LGBT History Month Project celebrates record success
by Robert Diamond
- Oct 7, 2014
The birth of the modern LGBT-rights movement is largely thought to have originated at New York City's Stonewall Inn in 1969. But, what few realize is that four years previously, a group of LGBT and gender-nonconforming people converged on a lunch counter at a Philadelphia diner called Dewey's - demanding fair treatment of sexual and gender minorities, in what could be one of the nation's earliest LGBT-rights demonstrations.
STAGE TUBE: Watch SNL Cast Roast Joan Rivers and Other Deceased Icons
by Sally Henry Fuller
- Oct 5, 2014
With the recent passing of comedienne Joan Rivers, the Saturday Night Live cast performed a skit envisioning what Heaven might be like with Joan Rivers and other deceased celebrities, like Richard Pryor, Steve Jobs, Ava Gardner, Freddie Mercury, Benjamin Franklin, and Lucille Ball.
BWW Recap: MADAM SECRETARY's 'Mysterious' Third Child Arrives
by Scott Fullerton
- Sep 29, 2014
Welcome back Stranger Friends, and I hope you enjoyed week two of MADAM SECRETARY as much as I did. I think this episode really emphasized the balance the writers are achieving in mixing the politics, and the family life. While the episode and the title, 'Another Benghazi,' may be pulling from the current headlines a bit soon in my opinion, I think going at it from the private security angle was a winner. Myself, and quite a few others that saw the pilot, were questioning the mention of a third child at the Secretary's dinner last week with the King of Swaziland and his many wives. We only met two children that first episode, and I am glad our questions were answered.
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