Tina Fey

Tina Fey, born in 1970, is a multifaceted American entertainment industry figure, celebrated for her acerbic wit and sharp comedic timing. She rose to prominence as a writer and performer on Saturday Night Live, where her tenure from 1997 to 2006 included a stint as head writer and co-anchor of Weekend Update. Fey's transition to television production with 30 Rock, a semi-autobiographical sitcom, solidified her status as a visionary in the comedy landscape. Beyond her television work, she has starred in films like Mean Girls and Date Night, earning critical acclaim and numerous awards, including eight Emmy Awards and two Golden Globes. Her versatility and influence extend beyond the screen, with her book "Bossypants" ranking high on bestseller lists and her celebrated impersonation of Sarah Palin contributing to her reputation as a cultural commentator.