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Tina Fey
c/o Cara Tripicchio
Shelter Public Relations
5700 Wilshire Blvd. #456
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Tina Fey’s talent agency is:

Michelle Bohan
c/o WME Group Agency
9601 Wilshire Blvd.
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Tina Fey’s management is:

David Miner
c/o 3 Arts Entertainment
9460 Wilshire Blvd. Fl. 7
Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Tina Fey’s publicist is:

Cara Tripicchio
c/o Shelter Public Relations
5700 Wilshire Blvd. #456
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Tina Fey is connected to Adam Sandler by Saturday Night Live, where Sandler was a cast member from 1990 to 1995 and Fey was a cast member and head writer from 1997 to 2006.

Tina Fey is connected to Alec Baldwin by the TV show 30 Rock. Baldwin played Jack Donaghy, a character created by Fey.

Tina Fey and Amanda Seyfried are connected by the film Mean Girls. Fey wrote the screenplay, and Seyfried starred as Karen Smith.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler met while taking improv classes in Chicago in 1993 and were Saturday Night Live’s first all-female Weekend Update duo. They also co-hosted the Golden Globes.

Tina Fey is connected to Beyoncé by the 2025 Emmy Awards, where she presented the award for Outstanding Variety Special that included Beyoncé’s “Beyoncé Bowl” halftime show special.

Tina Fey is connected to Billie Eilish by Saturday Night Live, where Fey has been a longtime writer and performer, and Eilish appeared as a musical guest and host.

Tina Fey is connected to Colin Jost by Saturday Night Live, where Jost has been a writer since 2005, served as co-head writer, and co-anchored the Weekend Update segment since 2014.

Tina Fey is connected to Donald Trump by Saturday Night Live, where she parodied him in sketches and writing, while he has hosted the show twice.

At the 2025 Emmy Awards, Tina Fey made a joke about Drake’s feud with Kendrick Lamar, where she said if his halftime special won, she would “really hear it from Drake.”

Tina Fey is connected to Dwayne Johnson by Saturday Night Live, where she was a writer and performer. He hosted the show five times, making them a member of the SNL Five-Timers Club.

Tina Fey is connected to Elon Musk through Saturday Night Live. Musk hosted in 2021, and Fey, as a former cast member, returned to mock him during the show’s sketches and segments.

Tina Fey is connected to Eminem by Saturday Night Live, where she was Weekend Update anchor and head writer during episodes in which he appeared as musical guest.

Tina Fey is connected to Harry Styles through Saturday Night Live. Styles hosted and performed in sketches, while Fey has been a longtime cast member, writer, and producer.

Tina Fey is connected to Jack McBrayer as Kenneth Parcell on 30 Rock, a character created by Fey and inspired by McBrayer’s Southern background and personality.

Tina Fey is connected to Jane Krakowski by the NBC comedy series 30 Rock, which Fey created. Krakowski played Jenna Maroney and joined Fey’s Netflix series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

Tina Fey is connected to Jelly Roll as the musical guest who made his SNL debut during the show’s 50th season premiere in 2024, performing songs like “Liar” and debuting “Winning Streak.”

Tina Fey is connected to Jenna Ortega by “Saturday Night Live.” Ortega hosted the show in 2023, a program where Fey was a longtime cast member, writer, and producer.

Tina Fey and Jennifer Lopez are connected by “Saturday Night Live,” including an episode in 2001 where Fey was a writer, and a 2010 episode where Lopez’s performance received mixed reviews.

Tina Fey is connected to Jennifer Aniston by Saturday Night Live. Fey was head writer during the time Aniston hosted the show in 1999.

Tina Fey is connected to Jimmy Fallon by co-anchoring Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update from 2000 to 2004, their ongoing friendship, and appearances on The Tonight Show.

Tina Fey is connected to Jimmy Kimmel by comedy and late-night TV, including her guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live! in 2007 while he was on maternity leave.

Tina Fey is connected to John Mulaney as a writer and performer on Saturday Night Live. They both contributed to the show’s success, and she welcomed him into the SNL Five-Timers Club.

Tina Fey is connected to Jon Stewart through Saturday Night Live. Stewart hosted an episode in 2002 featuring Fey, and they are influential comedians and satirists in television comedy.

Tina Fey is connected to Kanye West by Saturday Night Live. She was a cast member and writer during his musical guest appearances, including the 40th anniversary special in 2015.

Tina Fey is connected to Kelly Clarkson by The Kelly Clarkson Show. Fey has been a guest alongside Clarkson, including a 2025 episode featuring Fey and Will Forte to promote their Netflix series.

Tina Fey is connected to Kendrick Lamar by a joke she made at the 2025 Emmy Awards, referencing the feud between Lamar and Drake while presenting a category in which he was nominated.

Tina Fey is connected to Kim Kardashian by Saturday Night Live. Fey wrote and performed while Kardashian has appeared as a host.

Tina Fey and Kristen Wiig are connected as Saturday Night Live cast members, reuniting for special sketches like the 2020 at-home finale and the 2021 “Ghosts of SNL Past” sketch.

Tina Fey is connected to Lady Gaga by “Saturday Night Live.” Gaga has hosted and performed while Fey was a longtime cast member and writer.

Tina Fey is connected to Lacey Chabert by the film Mean Girls (2004). Chabert played Gretchen Wieners, and Fey wrote the screenplay and starred.

Tina Fey and Lindsay Lohan are connected by the 2004 film “Mean Girls,” which Fey wrote and Lohan starred in, and her cameo in the 2024 “Mean Girls” movie musical.

Tina Fey is connected to Lorne Michaels as a performer and head writer on Saturday Night Live, which Michaels created and produces, making her one of his key collaborators.

Tina Fey and Maya Rudolph are connected by Saturday Night Live, where they worked on numerous sketches, including a memorable one about a robotic feminine hygiene product called “Woomba.”

Tina Fey is connected to Morgan Wallen by Saturday Night Live (SNL). Fey’s line from 30 Rock was referenced in a sketch mocking Wallen’s abrupt exit from the SNL stage in April 2025.

Tina Fey is connected to Oprah Winfrey by Oprah’s 2020 Vision Tour. Fey was a featured guest and discussed wellness, career, and friendship with Oprah in front of a live audience.

Tina Fey and Rachel Dratch are connected by Chicago’s Second City improv troupe, leading to their work on Saturday Night Live and a two-woman show, Dratch & Fey.

Tina Fey and Rachel McAdams are connected by the 2004 film “Mean Girls.” Fey wrote the screenplay and also starred, while McAdams played Regina George.

Tina Fey and Rose Byrne co-starred in the 2014 comedy film This Is Where I Leave You.

At the Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary special, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler asked Ryan Reynolds, “How’s it going?” to which he improvised the line, “Great! Why, what have you heard?

Tina Fey and Seth MacFarlane are connected as comedy writers and performers, often compared and sometimes humorously at odds at awards shows and comedic hosting duties.

Tina Fey is connected to Seth Meyers as Saturday Night Live cast members and co-head writers, working closely on the show from 2006 to 2014, before Meyers succeeded Fey as head writer.

Tina Fey is connected to Snoop Dogg through Saturday Night Live. Fey was a cast member and writer during the time Snoop hosted the show in 2004

Tina Fey and Steve Carell are connected as a married couple in the 2010 film “Date Night,” but they only became close friends 15 years later while working on the Netflix series “The Four Seasons.”

Tina Fey is connected to Taylor Swift by Saturday Night Live, where Fey was a longtime cast member and writer, and Swift appeared multiple times as a host and musical guest.

Tina Fey and Tracy Morgan are connected by Saturday Night Live and the sitcom 30 Rock, and they are reuniting for a new NBC comedy series Morgan stars and Fey executive produces.

Tina Fey is connected to Tyler Perry by Saturday Night Live sketches and Weekend Update segments that parodied Perry’s work, reflecting their presence in popular culture and comedy.

Tina Fey is connected to Will Arnett by their work on 30 Rock. Arnett had a recurring role, and Fey was the show’s creator, writer, and star.

Tina Fey and Will Ferrell are connected as cast members on Saturday Night Live, where they created memorable characters and sketches, and later reunited in projects like the animated film Megamind.

Tina Fey is connected to Will Forte as co-stars on the Netflix series “The Four Seasons.” They play a married couple and share a history as cast members on Saturday Night Live.

Tina Fey is an American comedian, writer, actress, and producer best known for her work on Saturday Night Live, where she became the first female head writer and gained fame for her portrayal of Sarah Palin. She created and starred in the Emmy-winning sitcom 30 Rock, inspired by her experiences at SNL. Fey also wrote and starred in the hit film Mean Girls, which became a cultural phenomenon and later a Broadway musical. She co-founded the production company Little Stranger, Inc., and continues to work across film, TV, and theater.