Maya Rudolph Shares What 'SNL' Boss Lorne Michaels Texted Her After Kamala Harris' VP Nomination

Maya Rudolph’s hilarious portrayal of Joe Biden’s VP running mate Kamala Harris on Global’s “Saturday Night Live” is so bang on that even she has to remind herself she isn’t really Kamala Harris.

Meghan Markle's full conversation with Gloria Steinem was released Wednesday, in which they discussed voting and voter suppression, feminism, and the importance of representation.

Maya Rudolph’s anticipated return to to reprise her Emmy-nominated impression of Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris, they can catch her making a musical appearance on. And ET has the first look at her unexpected turn on the Quibi series. “We were so lucky to get her to do the show before she became famous,” co-writer and star John Lutz () tells ET about landing a coveted guest role by Rudolph, who is now a three-time 2020 Emmy nominee.

Kamala Harris made official her place in history during Wednesday night's Democratic National Convention, accepting the party's vice presidential nomination and cementing her status as the first Black woman and first person of Indian descent to do so.Harris' nomination speech came courtesy of sister Maya Harris, niece Meena Harris and step-daughter Ella Emhoff, who celebrated her as the «world's greatest stepmom» and a «fierce, formidable, phenomenal woman.» «We could not be more excited to

Tuesday's DNC was filled with powerful, memorable moments — but for Kamala Harris, one touching address stood out.

When Kamala Harris was announced as Joe Biden’s vice-presidential running mate, all eyes immediately turned to Maya Rudolph.

bring back her Kamala Harris impression to “SNL” — but she did get a cryptic text.When the Hollywood Reporter asked the comedian, 48, if she heard from her former boss Michaels after the Democratic vice presidential candidate was announced, she said, “He sent me a GIF of myself, as Kamala, in sunglasses, sipping a cocktail and saying, ‘Oh no.’ That really made me laugh.”Rudolph was on “Saturday Night Live” from 2000 to 2007, and she’s since come back to do impressions of the California senator.

Kanye West is still seriously considering his run for president of the United States. Three days after presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden announced that Kamala Harris will be his vice-presidential running mate, the 43-year-old rapper has reacted to the historic nomination.  West took to Twitter with a vintage photo, presumably of his late mother, Donda West.

Michelle Obama is sharing how thrilled she is that, unlike when she was a child, young girls of color will now have a role model who shows that “someone who looks like them can grow up to lead a nation like ours.” The former first lady was referring to Kamala Harris, who was announced Tuesday as Joe Biden’s running mate for his 2020 presidential campaign.Obama took to social media on Thursday, posting images of Harris, 55, alongside a caption about the monumental nomination.“You get used to it,

Ted Johnson Kamala Harris debuted as Joe Biden’s historic choice as his running mate by mixing personal biography and connection with piercing attacks on Donald Trump and Mike Pence.“Let me tell you, as somebody who has presented my fair share of arguments in court, the case against Donald Trump and Mike Pence is open and shut,” Harris said in an appearance with Biden at a high school in Wilmington, DE.The socially distanced nature of the event was evident not just in the lack of a crowd to

Joe Biden’s Vice President announcement Kamala Harris, people are excited for what it really means- more Maya Rudolph on Saturday Night Live. Rudolph is an amazing actress with the resume to show it and her comedic talent on SNL can bring anyone to tears laughing.

Maya Rudolph was stunned by the news that Senator Kamala Harris, who she famously portrays on Saturday Night Live, is Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s pick for vice president.Rudolph is nominated for the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Emmy for her performance as the congresswoman on the iconic sketch show, and she reacted to the news during the recording of a panel discussion with Entertainment Weekly and other Emmy nominees, including Angela Bassett and Wanda

Maya Rudolph was stunned by the news that Senator Kamala Harris, who she famously portrays on Saturday Night Live, is Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden‘s pick for vice president.Rudolph is nominated for the Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series Emmy for her performance as the congresswoman on the iconic sketch show, and she reacted to the news during the recording of a panel discussion with Entertainment Weekly and other Emmy nominees, including Angela Bassett and Wanda Sykes.“O

Following the news that Joe Biden picked California Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate on Tuesday, frequent Harris impersonator Maya Rudolph reacted to the news in an interview and Zoom call with Entertainment Weekly.

Indian and African descendendent Kamala Harris was just announced as Joe Biden‘s Vice President pick after a lot of speculation on just who he would choose. The California Senator was one of the front runners for the job for the upcoming Presidential election since December.

Maya Rudolph will be making a lot of appearances on Saturday Night Live when the NBC comedy series returns for season 46.The 48-year-old actress had the perfect reaction when news broke on Tuesday, August 11, that Kamala Harris is officially Joe Biden’s running mate in the upcoming presidential election.“Oh s—t. Ruh-roh,” Rudolph, who first portrayed the politician on SNL in September 2019, said during a panel with Entertainment Weekly after the news broke on Tuesday.