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"Saturday Night Live" sketches have famously tight turnaround times, with the writing process beginning on Tuesday and rehearsals not kicking off until Friday. Those rehearsals are especially tough for the episode's guest host, who typically appears in most of the sketches. While cue cards are hold up off-screen to remind actors of their lines, occasional flubs are an inevitable part of the scramble to pull an episode together -- not to mention the unforgiving nature of live broadcast.

With all that in mind, it takes a special kind of sadism to script lines like "I'm from the Bureau of Hotel Detectives Management Division Detectives Internal Affairs," especially within a "Twilight Zone" riff that requires its actors to speak in rapid-fire Mid-Atlantic accents. But this week's "Saturday Night Live" guest host Ariana Grande nailed the challenge, as did her "Hotel Detectives" co-stars James Austin Johnson and Andrew Dismukes. And the whole...

We only want to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Jamie Dornan from now on. Dornan appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on Thursday and the “Fifty Shades Darker” actor helped ring in the Irish holiday with some culture. Related: Justin Trudeau And ‘Fifty Shades Darker’ Star Jamie Dornan Have Something In Common The Irish actor recited 41 […]...

Rihanna has reportedly compared her relationship with Chris Brown to that of the late Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. The 'Diamonds' singer, who is believed to have reunited with Brown after he assaulted her in 2009, apparently told friends that they "get each other" and have "fun" like the troubled former spouses, who separated in 2006. A source told Hollywood Life: "Ri was watching Bobby and Whitney's 'Something In Common' video the other day and said, 'This is just like Chris and me. For real though, that's the type of fun we're having right now. I love Whitney. She was my girl. Can't nobody do it better (more)...

Rihanna and Chris Brown have been rumored to be back together for months, and these days it's almost certain the entertainers are a couple once again, but according to new reports Rihanna's view of their relationship is more than a little alarming.

HollywoodLife reports that Rihanna has been telling friends that her romance with Brown reminds her another famous couple -- Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown. A source revealed to the website that Whitney and Bobby's song "Something In Common" perfectly describes her feelings for Chris.

“Their relationship is like the early Whitney and Bobby day. Ri was watching Bobby and Whitney’s “Something In Common” video the other day and said ‘This is just like Chris and me. For real though, that’s the type of fun we having right now. I love Whitney. She was my girl. Can’t nobody do it better than her," the source told HollywoodLIfe,...

Rihanna tells friends her relationship with Chris reminds her of the early romance days of Bobby and Whitney and that their song 'Something In Common' is how she describes her feelings about Chris! Keep reading for all the exclusive details! Rihanna and Chris Brown have "Something In Common," and it's the love they share for each other! The Unapologetic artist told friends that she feels she and Chris have that "magical" love that Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown shared during the early days of their marriage. "Their relationship is like the early Whitney and Bobby days," a source Exclusively tells HollywoodLife.com. "Ri was watching Bobby and Whitney's "Something In Common" video the other day and said 'This is just like Chris and me. For real though, that's the type of fun we having right now. I love Whitney. She was my girl. Can't nobody do it better than her.

When Bones killed off Vincent Nigel-Murray last season (R.I.P., chap), the door was held open for a new squintern at the Jeffersonian. And the winner is… the super-smart, uber-Southern Finn Abernathy, who arrives in this Thursday’s episode (Fox, 9/8c). Here, TVLine gets his portrayer, Luke Kleintank, to reveal the five things you need to know about the sweet but troubled newbie.

He’S A Good Southern Boy | Kleintank describes his character as “a good ol’ boy from the hills” who just happens to have a love of forensic anthropology. And did we mention that he’s Southern?...

The Life As We Know It soundtrack. The Black Keys seem to pop up on one out of three contemporary American comedy soundtracks (legal disclaimer: this figure was plucked haphazardly from the reviewer’s head and actual comparisons with reality may be tenuous). This could be for several reasons. First of all, The Black Keys are currently one of the best lo-fi rock and roll outfits in the world, and have been for several years. Guitarist/singer Dan Auerbach is Jack White without the column inches, and his solo album is incredible. Second of all, getting their tunes on OSTs is probably a nice little earner for Dan and Patrick, and I don’t begrudge them it one bit. They toil for our sins, making genuinely great music that is never going to make them rich. Third of all, they’re a very easy choice for manicured and moisturised California...

Last night's long-awaited return of The Vampire Diaries, "A Few Good Men," reminded us why the show is so outstanding, as we discussed in our our detailed review.

Adding to the awesomeness, as always? The soundtrack. We've just updated The Vampire Diaries music section on TV Fanatic with last night's half-dozen selections.

Visit it now and/or click to play/purchase each track below ...

Jet - "Black Hearts (On Fire)" Sounds Under Radio - "Portrait of a Summer Thief" Free Energy - "Something in Common" Sweet Thing - "Winter Night" Above the Golden State - "Real You" Sound Team - "Your Eyes Are Liars"...