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We asked you to help us rank Kristen Wiig’s best and worst SNL characters — and here’s how the results shook out. (Hey Gilly: Sorry.)
Anyone who has seen the trailer for Friends With Kids knows that the March 9 comedy could easily be a bizarro-world spiritual sequel to Bridesmaids, what with a cast that includes Kristen Wiig, Jon Hamm, Maya Rudolph, and Chris O’Dowd. But the film boasts even more lovable cast members: Friends With Kids focuses on two friends, played by Adam Scott and Jennifer Westfeldt, who decide to have a child together, platonically.
Who knew one little accessory could be such a big mistake? Kristen’s perfectly understated nude Balenciaga gown was completely overshadowed by the distracting studded choker (wait, those still exist?) accosting her neck.
We really, really wish that we could quote this awesome, NSFW montage of outtakes from Bridesmaids. Instead, we’ll just say this: “Great acoustics.”
“Every couple of years, Hollywood remembers that there’s this weirdly esoteric, fringe-group demographic — I believe the term for it is “women” — who actually enjoy seeing their lives portrayed on screen every bit as much as men do.”
Owen Gleiberman on the “surprise” success of Bridesmaids—and how it establishes Kristen Wiig as a triple-threat every bit as talented as Tina Fey.
