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There are two things Brie Eley says she’s too old for: waiting in lines and hanging out near dumpsters. She and her castmates have already done both tonight, first outside a Vine Street bar packed to ...

Last weekend, Lady Bird star and awards season frontrunner Saoirse Ronan hosted Saturday Night Live… and poked some fun at her home country of Ireland in the process. Not everyone back home was a fan ...

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Saturday Night Live has come under fire for using “offensive” stereotypes about Irish people in a sketch featuring impersonations of Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson. Saturday’s (11 March) episode ...