For this week’s cold open sketch, Saturday Night Live paid a visit to Donald Trump’s preferred source of fake news, Fox & Friends.

Of course it did. Between the Nunes memo, the State of the Union address, and the ongoing adventures of Stormy Daniels, this has been a big week in Trumpworld.

A sketch like this is all about the celebrity guests, and this one doesn’t disappoint. Cecily Strong delivers her impression of Trump Communications Director Hope Hicks, who compares jobs at the White House to “when a group of strangers suddenly work together to push a beached whale back into the sea.”

Chris Redd owns his moment as Louis Farrakhan. He can’t understand why he’s on Fox News and the Fox & Friends crew has no concept of who they’re talking to. If IRL Farrakhan appeared on Fox, it would probably go something like this. Read more…

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Source: Mashable | 'Fox & Friends' cheers the Nunes memo and Trump's insecurities on 'SNL'

In honor of the Super Bowl, an event during which America watches two teams play a sport and I eat nachos, I’ve decided to try to eat like the insane football legend Tom Brady for a week.

OK, it’s his diet that’s insane. But if you want to play 15 seasons of football, I guess not consuming dairy, coffee, yogurt, nightshades, or iodized salt makes sense. I don’t want to play 15 seasons of football, but my diet is trash, so it balances out.

Going into this I did not know Tom Brady’s age, but I assumed he was like 45? In pictures, he looks 30, so I just did a quick Google and — oh God, he’s 40. Who let this happen? Is my man ageless? Read more…

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Source: Mashable | I tried living like Tom Brady for a week

It ain’t easy bein’ a tea drinker in America nowadays — and frankly, it never has been.

If you’re a coffee drinker, I ask you to listen. It might be hard for you to understand people who live and drink outside your experience. Tea drinkers are forced to function in a society that, intentionally or not, excludes them and their hot caffeinated beverage of choice.  

I’m not here to tell you whether coffee or tea is better. There’s a whole crappy hot take industry dedicated to that. All I want is for tea drinkers to finally speak up for themselves and be recognized as caffeinated equals.

Pour yourselves a cup of your favorite beverage — we don’t judge drinks here, unless it’s Coke Zero — and hear my story. Read more…

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Source: Mashable | What it's like to live as a tea drinker in a coffee drinker's world