Maya Rudolph
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While she may not relate to her Apple TV+ character choosing to go on "Hot Ones," Maya Rudolph's favorite scene of "Loot" Season 2 was finally getting to play into the "melody" of "73 Questions."
The former "SNL" cast-mate took the 30 Rock stage for her third time as host with a song-and-dance that cemented her "Mother" status.
D23: Patrick Dempsey, Idina Menzel, and James Marsden return for director Adam Shankman's "Enchanted" sequel also starring Maya Rudolph, Gabriella Baldacchino, Yvette Nicole Brown, and Jayma Mays.
Exclusive: The life, love, and rock 'n roll of Lebanese group Slave to Sirens is at the forefront of Rita Baghdadi's award-winning doc, executive-produced by Lyonne and Rudolph.
The network workplace comedy gets an overly slick rework in this Apple TV+ show, one hampered by its choice of perspective.
The role of Eve would eventually go to Sandra Oh, who would go on to win a Golden Globe for playing the character in 2019.
"SNL" Emmy winner Rudolph executive produces the AppleTV+ workplace comedy, which also stars Adam Scott and Joel Kim Booster.
The shortest Pixar movie since "Toy Story" is also one of the most grounded and enjoyable coming-of-age stories the studio has ever told.
Directed by Mike Rianda, Lord and Miller's latest animated home run plays like a superhero comedy about the most ordinary family in America.
Former cast member Rudolph returned to host this week's episode.
In case you were worried about missing out on awkward drunken speeches, these two goofballs have you covered.
Rudolph stars as moderator Kristen Welker, while Kate McKinnon shows up in a cameo nodding to "Borat" as Rudy Giuliani.
