Tonight, 30 Rock returned from its holiday break with the news that Jack and Liz had accidentally married each other—which turns into a hilarious tit-for-tat game for both of them. Inside, a video montage of the relevant scenes.
Tonight on Parker Spitzer, Alec Baldwin will discuss his possible foray into politics. So, will he get into the game? Short answer: "Yes, this something that I'm very, very interested in."
This is probably not a surprise to people who follow the comings and goings of Alec Baldwin—he's been hinting at it for years—but it may be the first time he's been so publicly direct about his political ambitions.
On tonight's 30 Rock, the writing crew—while trying to solve a debate—inadvertently discovered that Jack appeared to be the voice of www.pronouncify.com. But how did this happen? Thankfully, as the episode went on, we found out. Videos inside.
Wegmans—yes, the supermarket—has a couple of new holiday-themed commercials out! That's not shocking. What is a bit surprising, however, is the fact that they feature Alec Baldwin as a pie/meal-buying... TV star? Anyway, both 30-second spots are inside.
Last Tuesday, Tina Fey was honored with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Last night PBS aired the entire ceremony for the rest of us. It was filled with Tina's colleagues cracking jokes and sending their warmest congratulations.
Sorry, but Alec Baldwin was only kidding when he said he'd run for a House seat if his congressman lost to a Republican.
Recently, Modern Family's Jesse Tyler Ferguson said he'd marry Alec Baldwin. Now, Baldwin has responded, saying that they won't marry—because New York doesn't support marriage equality. Baldwin's now vowed to "Fight Back" and change the law. Watch inside.
Tonight, 30 Rock was live! And it was good, too. Inside, catch the first few minutes of the episode, featuring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a younger Liz Lemon, Rachel Dratch as a crazy cleaning lady, and *drumroll* a Brett Favre joke!
Oh Alec Baldwin, what won't you do? Last night's star-studded edition of the Late Show featured a surprise appearance from Mr. Jack Donaghy himself. The gag? Something about being on the phone with CBS executives, we think. Watch inside.
Good (?) news, 30 Rock fans: NBC is going to air a live episode of the show on October 14th. So this will essentially be the November 15, 2003 SNL episode when Alec Baldwin hosted. Sounds good. [WSJ]
Today at Gawker.TV, Family Guy travels to Washington D.C., a poll about which Alec Baldwin SNL sketch was best, Cleveland's Angels, timelapse of Eyjafjallajökull erupting, and more news anchors giggling about penises. When will it end?
Saturday Night Live finished it's season this weekend while Alec Baldwin tied Steve Martin for the most times hosting the show. We've rounded up the sketches and want to know which one made you laugh the most.
NYU's class of 2010 received their bachelor's degrees in Making Manhattan Unbearable on Wednesday, and their reward was Alec Baldwin giving a "cute," "emotional" commencement address at Yankee Stadium. The Daily News has video, credited to one "Alex" Baldwin.
[Alec Baldwin greets fans before his commencement speech for alma mater NYU, at Yankee Stadium earlier today. Image via Getty.]
Each year, around this time, dozens of celebrities fan out across America and descend on college towns in the middle of nowhere to deliver the same tired cliches to a group of hungover college students. Who are these people?
As we predicted last week, NBC has announced Alec Baldwin will host SNL's season finale.
Well, we were watching the streaming coverage of the red carpet for tonight's White House Correspondents Association Dinner, and we overheard Alec Baldwin telling a reporter that he was hosting the SNL season finale, May 15th. Video after the jump.
Like Obama, Baldwin is among those enchanted people babies always love. He recently approached a screaming toddler who "immediately started smiling at him, handed him her baby bear, and he gave it a kiss." Why do babies like these people?
