Rachel Dratch encountered her own Debbie Downer while on a solo vacation, and the fellow traveler's shocking comment led her ...

What's a festive family dinner without a little Downer? When Luke Wilson hosted Saturday Night Live on November 20, 2004, he got to celebrate Thanksgiving the Debbie Downer way. In "Debbie Downer: ...

Rachel Dratch says her therapist told her to go on vacation by herself — and it was on that solo trip to Costa Rica where she met people who inspired her iconic Saturday Night Live character Debbie ...

The Debbie Downer character is infamous on SNL, most famously breaking Lindsay Lohan and basically everyone else in the cast in a Disney World-themed skit from 2004. Rachel Dratch, who played Debbie, ...

Rachel Dratch’s Debbie Downer is one of the funniest characters to come out of Saturday Night Live. The Debbie Downer skit from the May 1, 2004 episode of the NBC series hosted by Lindsay Lohan sticks ...

When I read the editorial “The educational insanity of March Madness” (March 19, TribLIVE), the first thing that came to mind was Debbie Downer from “Saturday Night Live.” The editorial misses the ...

As the ultimate comeback song to people who called them too aggressive and too depressive, the new single throws the petty name-calling back in tormentors’ faces. And maybe she is all black everything ...

It’s no laughing matter. Former “Saturday Night Live” star Rachel Dratch — whose character Debbie Downer helped popularize the sad trombone “womp womp” noise — was dismayed by President Trump’s former ...

"Saturday Night Live" alum Rachel Dratch reprised her infamous "Debbie Downer" act in a coronavirus-focused skit. The iconic "SNL" character arrived at a wedding reception wearing a heavy-duty gas ...