Steve Buscemi

Did you know in The Big Lebowski, the word “dude” is spoken 160 times, The Dude himself says “man” 147 times, he drinks nine White Russians and the F-word is said 292 times. Dude, that's f---ing incredible, man. Don't get caught out of your element with more Big Lebowski facts in the latest episode of You Think You Know Movies!

'Boardwalk Empire' star Steve Buscemi is the host for tomorrow night's 'Saturday Night Live' on NBC (the musical guest is The Black Keys). In these promos from the network, Buscemi is joined by 'SNL' cast member Bill Hader and...the iPhone?

Steve Buscemi has played a lot of "creepy" roles in the past -- his words, not ours -- and perhaps that's why when he appeared on 'SNL' as Coach Bert, everyone thought he was a pedophile.

Miley Cyrus' pot comment "heard around the world" got picked up by 'Saturday Night Live's' rendition of 'The Miley Cyrus Show.' It seems a lot of people are worried about her alleged smoking habit, including Whitney Houston, played by Maya Rudolph, and Steve Buscemi as Jeff, the hippie Cyrus met at burning man.

You know how Batman always seems to pop up suddenly and surprisingly in all the Batman movies? Well, imagine that you're Steve Buscemi and Batman is popping up in your kitchen, at your doctor's appointment and in your bed (not just your bedroom, but your bed). That's what happened on 'Saturday Night Live's' digital short this weekend.

Although Steve Buscemi left his "creepy bellhop" and "creepy homeless man" roles behind him for the lead in 'Boardwalk Empire,' he was reminded of his character-acting past during the opening monologue for 'SNL' this weekend.

Did you ever notice that Steve Buscemi dies in an awful lot in his movies? Well, he does, and here's a supercut of all the strange and mundane ways the character actor has gotten knocked off on screen. Warning: wood chipper carnage ahead.

The cast of the Coen brothers' cult classic 'The Big Lebowski' reunited last night to celebrate the film's Blu-Ray release. The event went down at NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom, where Jeff Bridges (the Dude), John Goodman (Walter), Steve Buscemi (Donny), John Turturro (the Jesus) and Julianne Moore (Maude) gathered to reminisce about the film in a live panel.