While these promos are admittedly bad (Kenan really steals the show) we at least get to see Miley Cyrus say "pretty cool." But wait, what do we have to look forward to on Saturday, then?

On a special Monday Night edition of Watch What Happens Live, Keenan Thompson and Rebecca Romijn joined Andy Cohen for discussions about the absurd: swimming in the lady-pond, pee-boners, Miley's bong-rips and salvia. Also: Keenan impersonates NeNe and Patti Stanger!

As Kenan Thompson listed off the names reuniting on tonight's Women of SNL special, there was only one that Martha Stewart seemed interested in: Ana Gasteyer. It seems like Gasteyer's impersonation of Stewart still irks her all these years later.

This Saturday will mark Jon Hamm's third time hosting SNL in under three years. If the fact that the cast loves the guy isn't enough to get you pumped, watch he and Kenan Thompson goof around in the promos inside!

During Monday's New York Gubernatorial debate, Jimmy McMillan—of the "Rent Is Too Damn High" party—became an instant, nationwide star because of his hilarious antics (watch him here). On tonight's SNL, Kenan Thompson impersonated McMillan flawlessly. Watch inside.

Today at Gawker.TV, Bradley Cooper's awkward interview with Morning Joe's Mike Brzezinski, Kenan Thompson and Reba share a stage during the CMT awards, and Craig Ferguson and Jimmy Fallon declare a Late Night Wars truce wearing Mickey Mouse hands.

When Kid Rock introduced Reba during last night's CMT Awards, the crowd was surprised to see Kenan Thompson walk onstage singing a country song, dressed in a green dress and red wig. That is, until the real Reba showed up.

Today at Gawker.TV, Kenan Thompson and Al Roker have a good laugh about Kenan's impression, Rob Lowe starts on Parks and Recreation, Michael Scott becomes the "other man," and an exclusive interview with the creators of Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

A surprise guest popped up on the Weather Channel's Wake Up With Al this morning. Kenan Thompson showed up on Al Roker's morning show and the two had a laugh about SNL's depiction of Al—"Rough, Rugged, and Roker."

Director Michel Gondry turns 46 today. Enrique Iglesias is turning 34. Knicks head coach Mike D'Antoni is 58. Author Thomas Pynchon is turning 72. Model Josie Maran is 31. Advertising exec Richard Kirshenbaum is 48. Alex Van Halen is 56. Earth, Wind & Fire's Philip Bailey turns 58. Ted Sorensen, best known as JFK's speechwriter, is 81. Actress Melissa Gilbert is turning 45. Socialite Nina Griscom is 55. And Don Rickles, or "Mr. Warmth," is 83 today. A few of the people celebrating their birthdays this weekend—including Rosario Dawson, Emma Bloomberg, and Billy Joel—after the jump.

Martha Stewart is mystified by "Notorious B.I.G.," and believes all black people know each other. Kathie Lee Gifford thinks Hoda Kotb was born in Africa. Welcome to post-racial American television!

[Submit your own Gawker Stalker sightings to stalker@gawker.com] Jan. 29th @ 2am Saw Kenan Thompson at Greenhouse. Tried to give him a Klonopin but he wasn't interested. Very nice guy.

Kenan Thompson, SNL castmember and beloved icon of childhood for bloggers of a certain ridiculously young age, was driving a white Escalade a bit erratically Wednesday night, because of the Mary Jane. Thankfully, Kenan's passenger proved himself to be the biggest bro in the history of brodom. The Smoking Gun explains what happened when the cops pulled Kenan over: