Heidi Gardner

Saturday Night Live brought us Benedict Cumberbatch hosting for the second time, with musical guest Arcade Fire, and it was a wonderful adventure! There were sketches that highlights Cumberbatch's comedic timing, a call back to the toilet sketch from his first time there, and we even got a glimpse into what I can only assume is his Sam Elliot impersonation. That is to say, he played a character who talked way too much about how ice cream made him feel, and he quite literally looked like Elliot while doing so.

Girls5Eva has unveiled a slew of guest stars as it returns on May 5. Guest stars will include Amber Ruffin, Chad L. Coleman (The Wire), Grey Henson (Mean Girls the Musical), Heidi Gardner (Saturday Night Live), Hoda Kotb (Today), James Monroe Iglehart (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), John Lutz (30 Rock), Judy Gold (Better Things), Mario Cantone (Sex and the City), Pat Battle (NBC New York), Piter Marek (The Blacklist) and Tim Meadows (The Goldbergs) as well as Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott.

Click here to read the full article. Girls5Eva is adding to the band in season two. The Peacock comedy has unveiled a slew of guest stars as it returns on May 5. Guest stars will include Amber Ruffin Chad L. Coleman (The Wire), Grey Henson (Mean Girls the Musical), Heidi Gardner (Saturday Night Live), Hoda Kotb (Today), James Monroe Iglehart (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), John Lutz (30 Rock), Judy Gold (Better Things), Mario Cantone (Sex and the City), Pat Battle (NBC New York), Piter Marek (The Blacklist) and Tim Meadows (The Goldbergs) as well as Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott. They join previously announced guest...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs’ final regular season home game will feature a couple of familiar faces to NBC viewers. Kansas City-native and Saturday Night Live comedian Heidi Gardner drew drum honoree duties for Sunday’s 3:25 p.m. game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.

With holiday shopping in full swing, UGG is having some fun with the busy season. To celebrate the upcoming festivities, the SoCal-based lifestyle brand’s latest campaign features Saturday Night Live star Heidi Gardner (along with fellow cast member Mikey Day) to portray different characters on your usual list of who to gift.

Saturday Night Live star Heidi Gardner celebrated a special milestone during the most recent episode of the sketch comedy series. According to The SNL Network, the Oct. 16 episode, hosted by Rami Malek, featured Gardner's 300th sketch on the show. The comedian originally joined the show as a featured player during Season 43.

Saturday Night Live host Rami Malek and cast member Heidi Gardner helped the show skewer art house films about dissolving marriages in a fake movie trailer skit that didn't make air on the show's NBC broadcast last night. SNL shared the cut-for-time sketch for Brutal Marriage Movie on their YouTube...

The SNL cast member, who returns for her fifth season this month, on career pivots, attending lingerie parties with her mom in the ’80s, and what’s next. Becoming a cast member on the most popular and long-running sketch comedy series on network television was never part of Heidi Gardner's plan, exactly.

Saturday Night Live may be broadcast live from New York, but it often seems like cast member Heidi Gardner has never left Kansas City. Two of her most popular sketches, “Taco Math” and “Amusement Park”, are set in two Cowtown landmarks (Jalapeño’s and Worlds of Fun), and if you see the show’s closing wave, you might catch her wearing a Chiefs dress with a matching COVID mask.

OVERVIEW (recap of sketches) JB Smoove negotiates a muffin drop off. Chelsea calls in about some voyeuristic rodents. Heidi calls about her failing kids. Wesley and Beatrix Kimmel in “Senior Swimming”, Bobby Moynihan “Thrifty Doll Man”. Best Sketch:. J.B. Smoove in “Critical Muffin Shipment”. Worst Sketch:. Heidi Gardner in “Straight...

One of the most unexpected sketches to come out of Keegan-Michael Key’s episode of SNL was a pre-taped parody that just may sit at the top, or at least near the top, of the Heidi Gardner Hall of Fame for eternity. Tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the end of ESPN’s Michael Jordan docuseries The Last Dance, and while at first glance that might not be the most compelling reason for SNL to do an “extended scene” parody of it so late, Gardner’s performance as the series’s fan favorite, Jordan security guard John Michael Wozniak, is so damn good that we now demand she get a special Emmy Award for it immediately.

Heidi Gardner stole the show on this weekend's Saturday Night Live, recreating one of the most memorable scenes from The Last Dance. On Sunday, the comedian, 37, raved about getting to play Michael Jordan's beloved security guard John Michael Wozniak in a hilarious extended cut of a scene from the Jason Hehir-directed documentary. SNL's parody had the basketball star taking a quarter game too far, winning Wozniak's glasses, pants and even his wife.

Welcome to Shopping with Friends: a new Vogue series in which we sift through the racks of a fashion lover’s favorite store. Saturday Night Live’s Heidi Gardner is a vintage head. The fashion-forward actor and comedian always infuses something old into her quirky outfits, which are typically marked by animal prints, peppy shoes, and kicky pants. In early March, she left a taping of The Drew Barrymore Show while wearing a head-turning leopard print jacket from Le Grand Strip, a vintage shop on Grand Street in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg. Three weeks ago, Gardner took me along to see the store in person.

CatCon is the biggest cat-centric event in the world. For the second year in a row, CatCon will hold a virtual Meow-velous event for cat fans. The event is normally held in person at the Pasadena Convention Center but has gone virtual due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Now fans can log in from all over the world to meet-and-greet their favorite felines from the comfort of their couch.

In this Saturday Night Live spoof trailer, Carey Mulligan and Heidi Gardner star in a riff on repressed foreign films like Ammonite and Portrait of a Lady on Fire, simply entitled Lesbian Period Drama, "starring two straight actresses who dared not to wear makeup." The sketch further roasted the tropes...