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    Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live, shortened as SNL, is a sketch-comedy show that has aired since 1975 on NBC. The variety show created by Lorne Michaels have boosted the careers of Bill Murray, Steve Martin, Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, Amy Poelher and Jimmy Fallon to name a few. Saturday Night Live is what most comedians aspire to be on and what celebrities want to host. What keeps the show alive is the variety of characters brought on by the cast members and the weekly update segment. As new

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    Saturday Night Live celebrated its 40th anniversary in style last season. Sure, the three-and-a-half-hour special welcoming back alums and esteemed guests was entertaining, but the real celebration should be because of its talented cast. SNL often gets a bad rap because people are partial to "their" version of the show. If we look at the 2014-2015 cast ten or fifteen years from now, we might consider them one of the best ensembles the NBC institution has ever produced. Here's a look at the top 10

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    now of mass shootings…that has no parallel anywhere else in the world” (Chalabi). In two different yet distinct videos, both Saturday Night Live and The Daily Show use Horatian satirical techniques such as understatement, burlesque, and repartee to draw attention to the need for stronger gun control in the United States. In both the skit Guns by Saturday Night Live as well as Good Guy With a Gun by The Daily Show, understatement is used as a key tactic to draw attention the America’s unsafe and dangerously

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    The Influence of Saturday Night Live On August 29th, 2008 Senator John McCain announced his decision of electing Sarah Palin as his Vice Presidential Candidate. This declaration provoked controversy amongst many of the United States citizens and while the majority of the people supported McCain, there were still a select few of both the republican and democratic parties that were bewildered by his decision. They view Sarah Palin as ignorant and someone who could not play any significant part in

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    Effectiveness Critique In the article, “Appropriation of Mainstream News: How Saturday Night Live Changed the Political Discussion”, authors, Angela D. Abel and Michael Barthel, argue that alternative news sources, primarily Saturday Night Live, have changed the means in which we obtain and interpret news and information. The article’s most significant argument is centered around the now famous Saturday Night Live skit in which Tina Fey parodies Sarah Palin, the 2008 Republican vice-presidential candidate

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    Saturday Night Live

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    lip-synced on the American television show - "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend, and instead took the unconstrained reports as an "awesome compliment." The 19 year old Auckland, New Zealand born artist was a featured singer during the musical guest set of the English electronic music duo - Disclosure on "Saturday Night Live," Lorde joined brothers Howard and Guy Lawrence of Disclosure for their collaboration on the song "Magnets." After the late night show, some fans of the 'Royals' hitmaker were so

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    They Live By Night Essay

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    it catered to the audience who was being introduced to these genres for the first time. Before the classical period, there were broadly generic films and they were still working out kinks in order to refine what would become the genres. They Live By Night uses the unique film noir style that was common during the 40s and 50s. Film noirs are black and white melodramas that use shadows to hide key details and emphasize the cynical attitudes of the time. It was filmed and released after WWII, during

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    Live By Night Analysis

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    Live By Night fits into the Crime fiction genre through conventions such as the dull colors in the cover, suggesting a dark and brutal story about violence and crime, also the dark sleuth taking up the cover. The colors used in the cover consist of black and

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    talk show hosts Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon. Dec 13th 2013 It could be said that these two men are the funniest two men on late night television with interesting back grounds, and great starts to each of their careers it could be one’s own opinion of whom they preferred. Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy Fallon are two of the funniest hosts on late night television today. These two gentlemen have taken the position of some very funny other talk show hosts before them and are paving the way for

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    segment the Weekend Update on the premiere season of SNL as well as his starring role in the famous films National Lampoon’s Family Vacation, Fletch, and Caddyshack, though he is also known for hosting the oscars in 1987, the late night Chevy-Chase show, a notoriously bad late-night broadcast, and appearing on the show

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