![]() ![]() Makes a great addition to any room in your home or office High quality digital prints that are easy to hang on any wall. This Digital Wall Art makes a fun gift for housewarming. This printable wall art is perfect for your home, office or bathroom. Watch The Original SNL Skit These Printables were inspired by: On your way there, give a listen to some fine comedy by anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che about hurricanes, the National Anthem and that lunatic Trump moment when the president of the United States explains what an island is.SNL Ryan Gosling Papyrus Avatar Skit Inspired Printable Digital Wall Art Bundle, Printable Bundle Set,Papyrus Font Wall Art, Avatar Wall Art Watch her at about the 5-minute mark of the first Weekend Update clip above. Weekend Update’s big winner last night, though, was Kate McKinnon’s Angela Merkel, still pining for Barack Obama, still loathing Donald Trump and now newly lustful for that hunky French arriviste leader. Usually, at least for me, these Unnamed Characters Who Need Explanations wear thin before you get to the end of their exposition, but Moffatt nails this one every time, and last night he the perfect wingman in Gosling – whose resemblance to Bradley Cooper might or might not have been intentional. Gosling also had some fun with Weekend Update, appearing as the obnoxious, Soho House-going cousin to Alex Moffatt’s slimeball “Guy Who Just Bought a Boat” character. You’ll never look at – or overlook – that tribal-meets-futuristic font again. Gosling sells this one perfectly, right down the line. “He just highlighted ‘avatar,’ he clicked the drop-down menu and he just randomly selected papyrus, like a, like a thoughtless child just wandering by a garden, yanking leaves along the way.” The prospect of sequels has him totally undone. In this one, Gosling plays a man driven mad by James Cameron’s Avatar, specifically the film’s use of the “papyrus” font for its titling. Much better – and infinitely weirder – was Gosling’s tour de lunacy “Papyrus,” one of those late-in-show pre-taped bits too bizarre for the pre-midnight stretch. The all-cast endeavor had a few good moments (Leslie Jones: “What’s my size? Why don’t you ask me about my accomplishments?”) but the trigger-warning comedy about the Safe Space Generation arrives maybe a year too late. Gosling also appeared in two of the episode’s digital shorts, including the so-so “Levi’s Wokes,” a commercial parody of gender non-conforming, style-neutral and generally hideous jeans, pockets sold separately (“Who said I have hands?”). Gosling’s monologue was all about “saving jazz,” an ode to La La Land that also mashed in elements of Blade Runner, a fake Harrison Ford anecdote, some piano noodling and, finally, a surprise appearance by La La co-star Emma Stone. ![]() Ok, so maybe a little too much ease, with all of Gosling’s character-breaking laughing, but no big harm and not too much foul there. ![]() ![]() With Blade Runner 2049 about to drop, the heat-seeking Gosling was an obvious catch, and his ease on the SNL stage guided the cast-shaken series through any first-night jitters. Lorne Michael’s wisest move of the just-beginning season 43 was hiring the ever convivial – if way too giggly – Ryan Gosling as its first host. Previous Saturday Night Live made yet another fine casting choice last night, though it had nothing to do with political doppelgangers (though there was plenty of that too). Watch Che’s segment above, at about the 1:47 mark. Trump touched a nerve, and now Che is doing the same. The moment seems especially powerful because the laconic Che drops his usual cool and shows, for a quick second, some righteous anger. Sinéad O'Connor Dies: 'Nothing Compares 2 U' Singer Who Got Banned From 'SNL' Was 56 ![]()
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