Wally Feresten, the guy in charge of the cue cards on the SNL set, claimed that the quip was directly from the Deadpool actor ...

Ryan Reynolds' opening bit during SNL50 was a surprise to viewers as he alluded to the lawsuit his wife, Blake Lively, filed ...

SNL’ was nothing short of brilliant for having them on last night. It’s marketing genius,” the “Real Housewives of New York City” alum said.

SNL 50: The Anniversary Special has been filled to the brim with meme-worthy moments and online chit-chat fodder. However, the one joke that really got tongues wagging was Ryan Reynolds ‘ cheeky ...

When asked how he was doing during the show’s opening, the “Deadpool” star replied, “Great. Why? What have you heard?” ...

The man behind the iconic SNL cue cards, Wally Feresten, better known as "Cue Card Wally," shared that the quip was all Reynolds' idea ...

Justin Baldon's legal team claims the phone company subpoenas filed by Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are excessive, overly broad and invasive in a new memo that states the couple is 'not the FBI.' ...

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Justin Baldoni allegedly has even more unseen evidence from being on set with Blake Lively to use during the deposition.

"We wouldn't want to do anything too controversial unless they were in on it," the show's cue card guy Wally Feresten said.

Her work has previously appeared in digital publications like Paper Magazine and TV Insider ... is fighting the subpoenas Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds submitted earlier this week to “expose ...