Released in 1992, Penelope Spheeris' Wayne's World stars Mike Myers and Dana Carvey as the loveable slackers they first made famous on Saturday Night Live.
While filming the "Bohemian Rhapsody" scene above, the two stars developed severe pain in their necks from all the head banging. Later in the film, you can tell that Myers and Carvey are trying to keep their necks as still as possible.
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Saturday Night Live castmates Kristen Wiig, Andy Samberg, and Jason Sudeikis are all rumored to be exiting the show that made them famous at the end of the season.
"It will be a huge blow to the show," said the insider who tipped off Us Weekly. "Without Andy's video shorts and Kristen saving every skit, they'll need help!"
Sudeikis and Wiig's rep denied the claim, and said "no decisions are made until the season is over." Despite the denial, sources say the talented threesome are on their way out.
"Kristen was talking about leaving a while ago," said a source. "With her movie success, it's no surprise."
[UsWeekly]
This weekend, Modern Family's Sofia Vergara is hosting Saturday Night Live, and promos for the episode feature the first-time host joking around with cast member Jason Sudeikis.
[NBC]
Saturday Night Live has welcomed funny lady Kate McKinnon to their TV family.
The Upright Citizens Brigade performer is most famous for her characters on LOGO's Big Gay Sketch Show, which ended its three-season run in 2010. She has also worked as a voice actress on The Venture Brothers and Robotomy.
While some are lamenting that McKinnon is not the black female performer the sketch show needs, After Ellen points out that she will be the first out lesbian castmate on SNL.
Many are also wondering what the new hire means for Kristen Wiig, whose contract expires after this season. Wiig, after proving herself with 2011's Bridesmaids, may choose to pursue bigger and better things after this season.
Lindsay Lohan is reportedly in final talks to guest star as herself on an episode of the hit series Glee.
A source close to the show says the troubled star will play a celebrity judge at Nationals, the competition that usually ends each season of the Fox hit.
The judging panel usually includes a guest star, and Olivia Newton-John and Josh Groban have filled those spots in past episodes.
Back in 2010, the show famously made fun of Lohan, joking about her multiple stints in rehab.
TV Line notes that Lohan's last stint on a scripted television show occurred in 2008 as a guest on Ugly Betty. She most recently hosted an episode of Saturday Night Live, which was panned by critics.
[TVLine]
Former Saturday Night Live co-stars Dan Aykroyd and Chevy Chase are reuniting for a new film project, according to Akroyd's Facebook page.
The Blues Brothers star revealed in a status update that they are about to begin work on a script concept for a new comedy.
"Cannot say too much about the concept, but the joy of working with him again is one that I am extremely excited about," wrote Aykroyd. "Chevy is one of my favourite people, and one of the great anarchistic and physically committed comedians in the business."
The two actors last worked together on 1991's Nothing But Trouble, and previously starred in Spies Like Us (above).
Last night, Lindsay Lohan was trying to leave a Hollywood club when she allegedly struck a man and then sped away.
According to authorities, the recent Saturday Night Live host was making a three-point turn when her car grazed the knee of a 26-year-old man who manages the nearby Hookah Lounge.
Bystanders said the man appeared to be fine and refused medical attention when the police showed up.
The cops said they investigated the incident and since no one was injured, the case is considered closed. If the victim contacts them later to claim injury, the case could be reopened.
The authorities also said the man did not know who the actress was when he was interviewed, but, according to witnesses, he began complaining of an injury a short while later.
Sources tell TMZ that early this morning, the manager Lohan struck with her Porsche had gone to the emergency room, and had intentions of hiring a lawyer and pressing charges.
[TMZ]
