Happy Holidays from Jason Sudeikis! [Video]

If this doesn't make you laugh, I'm not sure what will.

My increasing love of Sir Kenan Thompson is definitely there, but more importantly you cannot resist the JS dance moves in the background. What up with that? oooooh weeeee! Happy Holidays, folks. 

Mariah Carey Exposes Her Latina Roots

In a recent vistit to Lopez Tonight, George Lopez asks Mariah to spill the beans on her ethnic background. The entire conversation was prompted by a scene from Carey's new film, Precious, where the main character (Gabourey Sidibe) asks the pop star "What color are you?" Lopez points out that he is sure Carey has been getting this question her whole life, before asking, "So, what color are you?" 

Do you want to know what she claims? Check the video below. 

Snoop Dogg On Conan O'Brien

I think Conan is one of the funniest people on TV, but I'd never seen him with Snoop. The two are hilarious (and extremely tall)! Check it out. 

ps: Had you ever heard of the Snoop GPS?

Rihannna and Shy Ronnie On SNL

Just in case you missed it...

January Jones Hosts SNL

 Can't get enough of Mad Men? Well, get your fix with this week's SNL episode. January Jones (Betty Draper) was on set to bring viewers some old school humor. Check out the clips below. Do you think she nailed the hosting gig?

The monologue was the only skit that was purely Mad Men driven. In it, she's almost immediately interrupted by a group of obsessed fans known as the "Mad Mennies." They even join her on stage to sing the show's 'theme song' with their original lyrics.

In "A Ladies Guide to Party Planning" Jones' played up the role of a '60s housewife (much like her Mad Men character). The skit is based on an instructional video about party etiquette for women living in a male-dominated world.

One of the funniest skits of the evening did not include Jones, but was brilliant. How accurate is this take on Kim Kardashian? Hilarious!  

Taylor Swift Hosts SNL

I'd been secretly hoping for a funny VMA skit...but Taylor got her Kanye jab out of the way early with her "monologue song." Strumming her guitar, Swift sang lines like "You might be expecting me to say/ Something bad about Kanye/ And how he ran up on the stage/ But there's nothing more to say/ 'Cause everything's OK/ I've got security lining the stage."

Swift also ended the monologue with another dig at West. "We've got a great show, " she laughed. "Kanye West is not here."

The young songstress went on to play the part of a typical/awkward teen in the majority of her skits. The only scene I found slightly amusing was her Shakira impersonation.