'Your Sunday Brunch' on the first weekend of December's kind of like a Hitchcock film; filled with suspense, intrigue, thrills and surprises.

Please join me from seven until ten for some tasty tidbits.

'Springing Forward' can take a lot out of you, so we have all kinds of tasty treats to help get you going on this eleventh day of March.

Here's some of the hilights on our 'Musical Menu' today:

And how did he appear? As the pilot of the American Airlines flight he was kicked off of!

Murphy’s co-star in the new movie ‘Tower Heist’ is Ben Stiller, who just so happens to be hosting this weekend’s ‘SNL.’ Rumors have begun to circulate that Murphy will finally make a cameo appearance on the show.

It will be the record-setting sixteenth time the ’30 Rock’ star, 53, has hosted the NBC late-night sketch comedy show, breaking a tie with another show stalwart, Steve Martin. Baldwin’s first appearance on ‘SNL’ was April 21, 1990.

Each Tuesday night through August 16, Cheyenne's Parks and Recreation Department is offering free movies in the park on the big inflatable screen at the William N. Brimmer amphitheatre.

Tonight's movie, "Grown Ups," features an all-star cast including several Saturday Night Live alumni. The film, released last year, was written by Adam Sandler and Fred Wolf and was produced by Sandler's company, Happy Madison.

Who better to ask for advice than Betty White, she's experienced a huge resurgence in her career since her Snicker's commercial during the Super Bowl and this week is hitting the late night talk shows to promote the premiere of her show on TV Land "Hot In Cleveland

Bert from Sesame Street has branched out from his regular skits with his partner Ernie and is trying out his skills as a talk show host. Do you think he could fill Oprah's shoes?

In this conversation with Andy Samberg

Jeff Bridges is one of the latest actors to announce he's working on an album. It's set for release at the end of this Summer and is being produced by T Bone Burnett. They worked together on the soundtrack to Crazy

The 65-year-old Oscar winner certainly gave it her all in an episode that seemed to rely on two things: her never-aging beauty and her ability to impersonate famous people.

When she wasn't pole dancing or letting Kristen Wiig get up close and personal with her, uh, "magical bosom," Mirren gamely impersonated everyone from actress Helena Bonham Carter to author Mary Shelley. In one sketch, Mirren portrayed First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, who, in a riff on the much-maligned miniseries 'The Kennedys,' was revealed to be a lesbian with a thing for Marilyn Monroe (Abby Elliot). The result? Some girl-on-girl action between Mirren and Elliot. (No complaints here.)

In his opening monologue, John proclaimed the bitch is back before launching into a series of jokes about his new baby boy, whom John said was born with ten fingers, ten toes, and $400 million dollars.  John also joked about Lady Gaga being his sons (named Zachary Jackson Levon Furnish-John) godmother.

As for the actual sketches, many seemed to rely on jokes about Johns British roots, his flamboyant stage persona and his sexuality, including one sketch titled  the Old West, in which John played, well, a flamboyant cowboy. (Really, can you blame the writers? Were still trying to figure out why John hosted in the first place.)