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Lena Dunham‘s reps have responded to a joke told by Donald Glover at this past weekend’s WGA Awards.

At the show, Donald presented Atlanta executive producer Paul Simms with an honorary award named the Sargent Award. The Sargent Award is named after former SNL writer Herb Sargent.

In his speech, Donald kicked things off with, “Chevy Chase once called Herb one of the funniest writers working in television. Chevy Chase once called me….You know what? This is about Paul.”

He continued about Paul Simms, “I was on the set of Girls after filming a sex scene for like eight hours, which they cut down to two minutes. I’ve never seen any of the rest of that footage. I asked Lena [Dunham], ‘Hey, what made you decide to work with Paul [Simms, an executive producer on Girls]?’ And she goes ‘Honestly, this N— lets me do whatever I want.’ And I remember thinking two things. One, Lena is using the N-word extremely liberally. Who does she think she is, Chevy Chase? And two, that’s the kind of producer I want.”

Now, Lena‘s reps are issuing a response to these statements.

Keep reading to find out more…More Here! »

Dan Harmon is sharing some updates about the recently announced Community movie.

The series creator broke the news to fans late last month that there finally will be a movie made, seven years after the show went off the air.

While many stars were confirmed to return, via Dan tagging them in the official announcement, one was not and he’s now revealing the biggest reason they won’t be back.

Click inside to see what he said…

Chevy Chase is responding to allegations that he’s a “jerk.”

He’s been called out in the media a few times – once by Pete Davidson – who publicly called him a “f— d—bag” and “a genuinely bad, racist person.”

Click inside to read Chevy Chase’s response to all these kinds of statements…More Here! »

Chevy Chase is back home.

ET reports that the 77-year-old actor is recuperating at his home in Westchester, NY after a five-week stay in the hospital due to undisclosed issues with his heart.

Chevy said he’d be home for a few days and added, “I can only say how happy I am to now be back with my family. I’m feeling good.”

“I was in the hospital five weeks. A heart issue. So, for now, I’m around the house. Not going anywhere,” he continued.

Chevy also said he’s been using the time to read and keep up with the news, though he’s not the biggest fan of what he sees on TV.

“All dreck. I see actors, comedians, producers, screenwriters working and, God bless them, but I don’t see anything great on television,” he said.

“It all became a generation of sh-theads laughing at the world. The humour today’s giving the next generation worse stuff than they already have in their own lives. It drives me nuts.”

The outspoken comedian has landed in hot water for his comments on current TV in the past. In in 2018, Pete Davidson called Chevy out about some shady things he had said about SNL.

Sophie Skelton is gorgeous as she hits the green carpet at the 2019 Global Green Pre-Oscar Gala held at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles on Wednesday (February 20) in Beverly Hills, Calif.

The 24-year-old Outlander star was joined at the event by her Day of the Dead: Bloodline co-star Jeff Gum, Tara Reid, Beau Mirchoff, Tan Kheng Hua, Amy Smart, Carter Oosterhouse, Ed O’Neill and Diane Warren.

“Tonight’s pre-Oscar charity gala for Global Green,” Sophie captioned with her Instagram post. “Wearing the all natural, hand made corset and skirt by @fabianamilazzo”

Also in attendance were Fran Drescher, Isaiah Washington, Michelle Kwan, Tia Carrere, Billy Zane, Jayni Luke, Chevy Chase, Jane Seymour, Frances Fisher and Ed Begley Jr.

Global Green works to create green cities, neighborhoods, affordable housing, and schools to protect environmental health, improve livability, and support our planet’s natural systems; to address climate change and create resilient and sustainable communities.

Pete Davidson responded to Chevy Chase‘s Saturday Night Live diss while making a recent appearance on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show.

“He’s a f— d—bag. F— Chevy Chase. He’s just a genuinely bad, racist person and I don’t like him. He’s a putz,” Pete said on the show.

If you missed it, Chevy, a former SNL original cast member, gave an in depth interview where he slammed SNL today and also insulted some other cast members.

“It’s disrespectful to [creator] Lorne [Michaels], too, a guy who gave you a career,” Pete added. “No matter how big you get, you can’t forget what that guy did for you.”

Pete is currently a cast member on SNL.

Former Saturday Night Live original cast member Chevy Chase is slamming the current state of the show and giving his opinion on some of the show’s most beloved cast members like Tina Fey and Will Ferrell.

Here are some highlights from the 74-year-old comedian’s interview…

On what he thinks of SNL today: “First of all, between you and me and a lamppost, jeez, I don’t want to put down Lorne or the cast, but I’ll just say, maybe off the record, I’m amazed that Lorne has gone so low. I had to watch a little of it, and I just couldn’t f—— believe it…That means a whole generation of shitheads laughs at the worst f—— humor in the world. You know what I mean? How could you dare give that generation worse sh*t than they already have in their lives? It just drives me nuts.”

On Will Ferrell and his George W. Bush impression on the show: “Just not funny. Makes $25 million a picture.”

On Tina Fey: “I liked Tina. I didn’t see what all the folderol was about. She was good.”

On Kristen Wiig: “I liked her a lot. She had two things going for her. She had clear-cut chops, and she was pretty, too. But what happened to her? Where did she go?”

On Eddie Murphy: “I thought Eddie Murphy was funny. Gumby. I found that funny and people loved that. . . . Stevie Wonder, he did well. [Pause.] It’s not that hard, for Christ’s sake. Your skin’s the same color. You just put on some sunglasses and do this.”

For more from Chevy‘s interview, visit WashingtonPost.com.