Then things seemed to get more emotional when Wiig, holding back tears, was joined by the show's full ensemble, including former "SNL" castmate Amy Poehler ("Parks and Recreation") and Jon Hamm ("Mad Men"), as they sang on stage another Stones'... Full Article at Detroit Free Press

And I can't explain why, but, as an audience member, to be poised between the thoughts "Oh just do it already" and "Please, never do it" is somehow incredibly enjoyable. Jon Hamm and Christina Hendricks played the hell out of their bar scene, which... Full Article at TV Squad

And why is Lane Prycein deep trouble? What happened on the latest episode of Mad Men? Find out now: God Save the Queen: Lane (Jared Harris) owes some big bucks to the Royal Crown. He hasn't been paying his taxes across the pond, so the best solution is... Full Article at E! Online

The show paid farewell to Kristen Wiig, one of its greatest stars, in a touching final musical number. In the opening sketch, one of the night's funniest, she reprised the small-handed singer on a Lawrence Welk sendup. She flirted with an Italian... Full Article at Chicago Tribune

She’s set to do two movies with Feig, the other one being a romantic comedy with her starring opposite Jon Hamm. But she’s also appearing in Judd Apatow‘s Knocked Up spinoff/sequel This Is Forty, plus the title role in The Identity Thief, co-starring... Full Article at The Mary Sue

It started out as a graduation-themed sketch, but Wiig was quickly in tears. Amy Poehler, Chris Kattan, Jon Hamm, Will Forte, Steve Martin, Chris Parnell and Rachel Dratch were all on hand for the send-off as well. Click through for all those sketches,... Full Article at Gothamist

Then one by one, her SNL costars joined her, each for a brief dance while musical guest Arcade Fire serenaded her with "She's a Rainbow" and "Ruby Tuesday." Last to take a tearful Wiig for a spin: her boss, SNL producer Lorne Michaels. Pals Amy Poehler... Full Article at People

Boston cop" who team up to take down a Russian gangster. McCarthy will once again work with Paul Feig who directed her Oscar-nominated role in "Bridesmaids". In fact, the actress had signed up for Feig's other movie, "an unconventional love story",... Full Article at Aces Showbiz

The show paid farewell to Kristen Wiig, one of its greatest stars, in a touching final musical number. In the opening sketch, one of the night's funniest, she reprised the small-handed singer on a Lawrence Welk sendup. She flirted with an Italian... Full Article at Chicago Tribune