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CHRIS KATTAN SNIPPETS 2008
Gayheart and Soul
mm360.com 6/09/08
The Actress and Her Hollywood Pals Lend Support at Chrysalis Fundraiser
...Meanwhile, master of ceremonies Chris Kattan made sure to remind the glossy crowd what the night was really about. "When I say homeless," he explained, "I don't mean I only got two episodes of Gossip Girl this season and I can't pay the rent in Larchmont."
Baby Mamas Unite
Style.com 4/24/08
When we bumped into Mango himself, Chris Kattan, we asked if "SNL" was indeed the family we imagined it was. "Um, sure," he said. "A very happily dysfunctional one."
Boston.com 4/6/08
Newton resident Charles Segal, performing at an Emmy Awards event last year, has more than 2,000 songs to his credit...
"He's not just playing, he's talking, too," said Melanie, rattling off a list of Hollywood celebrities. "He's become friends with Wayne Brady, Chris Kattan, Shannon Elizabeth, and was recently teaching Jason Davis how to play piano, which was picked up and aired on TMZ.com."
Paparazzi Henry’s Star Encounters
Celebrities.com 3/3/08
“MR CHOW”
CHRIS KATTAN - Funny guy Yehya tried to get a photo with the star of the upcoming “Delgo” and “Foodfight,” but Chris did not pay too much attention to Mr Muhammad. He signed a couple autographs, joined his wife and zipped off in his Mercedes.
Spotted!
OKMagazine.com 2/19/08
Chris Kattan spent his Valentine's Day meal with his fiancee at Koi where they shared a Heart to Heart salad, heart shaped lobster cut roll, a bouquet of sashimi and a chocolate fondue for two. Also choosing this fine Japanese eatery was Milla Jovovich and her filmmaker fiance Paul Anderson.
Ravings, rants, quirks and quibbles
SignOnSanDiego.com 2/18/08
Funniest commercial during the Super Bowl and now in regular TV rotation is the Diet Pepsi Max one with folks from valet parking attendants to sushi chefs falling asleep on the job. The music: Haddaway's throbbing “What Is Love” (“baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more”), the disco tune utilized by Chris Kattan and Will Ferrell in their memorable “Saturday Night Live” sketch portraying head-bobbing Steve (Ferrell) and Doug (Kattan) Butabi, uncool brothers on the prowl for women. In the Diet Pepsi Max spot, sleepy people take a slug of the soda (“with ginseng and more caffeine”) and snap out of their stupors, heads bobbing. At the end, Kattan himself shows up as a customer at a dry cleaners, two young women there bobbing away. “Stop it,” he yelps, on the way out. Don't stop it.
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