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His 1,000-word critique of the healthcare bill also asked Americans to speak out against it.

Milana Vayntrub, whom you might know from the hit show This Is Us, came to the United States from Russia when she was three. In this short, but awesome video that’s part of the Lives of Women series, she talks about her experience as a child comparing herself to American children, and how much she values the organization that worked with her family to help them get settled and thrive. (via Women and Hollywood)

• Mahershala Ali (Moonlight) and Brian Tyree Henry (Atlanta) have joined the voice cast of the upcoming Spider-Man animated film, which is all about Miles Morales’ Spidey! (via Birth.Movies.Death)
• This Wonder Woman/Hello Kitty cross-promotion in Japan is too adorable for words. (via Variety)
• Chadwick Boseman talks the Black Panther trailer on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (via Jimmy Kimmel Live on YouTube)

First, they went back into the past. Now, they’re going into the future. Well, their future, which is really 1991, which is our past. It’s all very confusing, but it looks highly entertaining. Check out the trailer for the upcoming Wet, Hot, American Summer: Ten Years Later on Netflix. (via Deadline Hollywood)

• At the first annual CAA Amplify Summit on diversity in Hollywood, Ava DuVernay and J.J. Abrams talked about all the work that still needs doing. (via Variety)
• Donald Trump doesn’t think poor people or people with a poor person’s “thinking” should be in his cabinet. That’s funny, I don’t think ignorant, sexist blowhards should be President. The world is an unfair place, my friend. (via The Daily Dot)
• And lastly, Jurassic World 2′s official title is Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Woot. (via /Film)

That’s it from us! What have you seen out there today?

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There’s a certain and significant sect of Saturday Night Live fans who maintain an unending love for the show’s early 2000s era, championing this chapter as the best in SNL history. It’s hard to blame them, considering that period produced greats like Tina Fey, Fred Armisen, Jimmy Fallon, and the incredible duo of Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler.

Among the Weekend Update cohosts’ great contributions to the series was a segment called “Really!?!,” in which they incredulously talked about current events. Poehler joined Meyers as a guest on his talk show Late Night yesterday, so they took the opportunity to revive the segment in light of protesters who interrupted a Donald Trump-inspired Shakespeare in the Park production of Julius Caesar.

It was Meyers who came in with the best quip, saying that Caesar and Trump aren’t that comparable because Caesar was revered by his people:

“And really, if this portrayal was offensive to anyone, it’s Caesar. Caesar was beloved by the Roman Empire. To put it another way, he won the popular vote. He was so popular we don’t use his name for pizza, we use it for pizza-pizza. The only thing Caesar and Trump have in common is they both have casinos named after them. And really you could tell that Caesar wasn’t really Trump because the Senate stabbed him instead of just passing his sh-tty health care bill.”

The whole segment was a delight, especially for SNL nostalgists, so check it out above and share your favorite burns in the comments below.

Featured image: Late Night with Seth Meyers/YouTube