Jane Curtin News, Pictures & Buzz

exo-X-xeno Collaborative Project Blasts Off with Expansive Single, “Onward, Love”  EIN News

Isla Fisher says first day on set is 'always nerve racking' for her  Sify News

50 classic TV quotes that are now part of everyday vocabulary  North Platte Telegraph

'3rd Rock from the Sun' cast: Where are they now? | Gallery  Wonderwall

'Community' Alum Chevy Chase Reportedly Made a Predatory Comment to Female 'SNL' Writer  Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Isla Fisher: Don't pin my hopes on anything  Daijiworld.com

Watch 8 Classic TV Episodes About New Year’s Eves Gone Awry  The New York Times

Cheerful Takes From Behind The Scenes Of New England's Holiday Movies  WBUR

Santa-approved films to chase away the 2020 blues  The Providence Journal

'SNL': The Backstage Brawl Between Cast Members Chevy Chase and Bill Murray  Showbiz Cheat Sheet

Watch Dolly Parton Get the 'SNL' Treatment in Hilarious Skit  Taste of Country

Here to Help  centraljersey.com

Where You’ve Seen The Godmothered Cast Before  CinemaBlend

Belushi documentary on Showtime shows the breath and genius of a Chicago area cultural icon | The Crusader Newspaper Group  The Chicago Cusader

Godmothered charms but doesn't dazzle on Disney+  Kansas City Pitch

Jane Curtin on 3rd Rock, SNL, Godmothered, and how her improv background helped her on Jeopardy!  The A.V. Club

Review: Generic 'Godmothered' has heart in the right place  Conway Daily Sun

Jane Curtin on 3rd Rock, SNL, and how her improv background helped her on Jeopardy!  Yahoo Lifestyle

Streaming movie picks: David Fincher’s ‘Mank’ one of 2020’s best films  The Mercury News

Ho-Ho-Hollywood! Four new Santa-approved Christmas movies  The Patriot Ledger

elsanscott: @DavidBegnaud @GloriaCampos Although, I have a str~*&g urge to deliver Dan Akroyd’s famous line to Jane Curtin, I’m repressing it.

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Jane Curtin DEMOLISHES Fox News! You know CONS are WHINING about it. Such a MASSIVE ROAST on FOX. It was just the perfect way of communicating how much FOX just SUCKS the big donkey anus! http://www.ifyouonlynews.com/humor/cowardly-fox-covers-snl-reunion-decides-not-to-include-jane-curtins-epic-smackdown-video/ SNL just took FOX to their knees! http://www.ifyouonlynews.com/author/charles-topher/

My female favorites are Gilda Radner, Jane Curtin, and Tina Fey. For the guys I like John Belushi, Dana Carvey, and Chris Farley.

I remember Bill Murray saying "if they loose, that's OK. Ya beat a bunch of girls." Jane Curtin was none too pleased.

The original Not Ready For Prime Time Players: Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Jane Curtin, Garrett Morris, Lorraine Newman, Gilda Radner, and I'll include Bill Murray, as he was a regular for the first few years before becoming an actual member of the cast. I find it striking that perhaps the most successful television career was that of Jane Curtin, who went on to star in two successful comedy series and was probably the most grounded of them all. She once said that the other cast members slept with each other, did drugs and lived dangerously, while she went home to her husband and her dog each night. But there's a very special place in my heart for Gilda and Billy. Derail, I was talking about Jane's television career, not her movies. She made a few, but no biggies. Both Aykroyd and Murray were later nominated for Oscars - Aykroyd for Driving Miss Daisy and Murray for Lost in Translation. http://www.videolog.tv/video.php?id=451266 Gilda and Steve Martin - a memorable moment.

with the detectives’ bureau. Carol is to learn the latest detection techniques. While in New York, Carol sees a woman who is wanted for murder in California. Carol asks her to lunch. Carol mentions that she is from California, but not that she is a police officer. The suspected murderer says she would like to see her family, but has no way to get to get back to California. Carol tells the woman she is going there and that she will be glad to take her. They leave New York City, and as they cross into California, Carol stops the car, tells the woman that she is under arrest, handcuffs her, and takes her back to the town where she is wanted. The woman’s attorney argues that the court has no jurisdiction. Can this argument validly be raised? Why or why not?