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SNL Margaret Thatcher Sketch Introduces Only Punk Rocker Who Liked Her (VIDEO)

By The Huffington Post News Editors

“Saturday Night Live” addressed the death of Margaret Thatcher during its April 13 Vince Vaughn-helmed episode with a sketch that acknowledged the former prime minister’s complicated legacy, while also being surprisingly sweet.

Set up as a look back at fictional, Sex Pistols-esque band The Bizzarros, the sketch saw Fred Armisen as frontman Ian Rubbish, who hated everything, including the police and the queen, except Thatcher. While other members of the band tried to convince Rubbish that Thatcher was “a terrible person”, they learned that because she reminded him of his mum, there was no changing his mind.

The sketch reached its apex with archival footage of Rubbish and Thatcher (played by Vanessa Bayer) meeting for tea and rocking out together, finally wrapping up with an RIP title card.

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From: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/14/snl-margaret-thatcher-sketch_n_3078368.html

Liberty Ross's Edit and Allison Williams's Punk Move

By Robert Khederian

  • Liberty Ross covers this week’s installment of The Edit. [NET-A-PORTER]
  • Opening Ceremony has teamed up with upcoming film Spring Breakers on a capsule collection of beach-ready wears, which will hit stores and online on March 22 – the same day the movie opens in theaters. [The Huffington Post]
  • Allison Williams is ready for the Met Ball: “The theme is punk . . . I’ve been looking through Sex Pistols photography,” she said. “I’m really excited to commit to the theme.” [T Magazine]
  • Zaha Hadid has been commissioned to redesign Stuart Weitzman‘s Milan flagship. [Styleite]
  • Anna Wintour was spotted having dinner with Michael Kors at Da Silvano. [Page Six]
  • Marni‘s new perfume now has it’s own website. [Marni Fragrance]
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    Source: FULL ARTICLE at fashionologie

35 Years Of Night Fever

By Michele Catalano, Contributor

After writing about the 35th anniversary of Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours, I checked out what other albums were released in 1977. 1977 was a solid gold year for music, in more ways than one. Sex Pistols, The Ramones, Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, AC/DC…and the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack. …read more
Source: FULL ARTICLE at Forbes Latest