Taylor Swift on SNL: Twilight, Glenn Beck, and No Kanye (VIDEO)
Swine Fever! Carter n’ Sons Commercial
“Swine Fever is a metaphor, meant to symbolize a craving for Carter n’ Sons barbecue.” Haa. Best part? “Sausage And Ribs Sampler.”
Digital Short: Firelight (Twilight Spoof)
This is the one that’s gonna go viral, thanks to about a zillion Twilight/Robert Pattinson fans. (Oh noes, how will they like their hero rendered as a hot undead green zombie thing?) Swift’s goth Kristen Stewart is spot-on; ditto the zombie cast. This must have been one of the more fun digital shorts to shoot. But can I say how excited I am for the eventual V version? V meets “Laser Cats,” maybe? Hm.
“Hollywood Dish”
Entertainment Tonight-type spoof. I feel like this is where Wiig put her Kathie Lee impression now that it is sadly dormant.
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