Morgan Wallen to Perform on 'SNL' After Previously Being Pulled for Violating Show's COVID Protocols

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAnyone paying even casual attention to the music industry must have noticed the skyrocketing value of song catalogs, which have exploded at such a rate that we’re seeing an average of two or three nine-figure deals per month, with Sting, Neil Diamond and David Bowie’s estate making multi-hundred-million-dollar sales in just the past two months.Thus, it was just a matter of time before performing rights organizations — an often-overlooked multi-billion dollar business that collects royalties when songs are played everywhere from bars and restaurants to stadiums — got into the game, and BMI, which along with ASCAP is the biggest PRO in the U.S., has enlisted unnamed advisors to assist in exploring opportunities for its members and its business, according to an internal letter obtained by Variety. In the letter, BMI president-CEO Mike O’Neill sets the scene described above and writes, “It’s important that we evaluate what this could mean for BMI, both now and into the future.

It looks like Scott Disick has a new lady in his life!

OMG this is so creepy…

We have missed going to museums so much!!!!!!!!! Finally returning and soaking it all in! Exposing the kids to art makes us so happy – and so does asking them questions about what they’re seeing and feeling! This visit to LACMA was such a blast! And there’s so many changes there! Watch!

Kim Kardashian‘s latest Instagram post was an epic blast from the past. The SKIMS founder, 41, posted two old photos on March 3 of herself and sisters Kourtney, 42, and Khloe, 37. The trio looked very different and goofed around like close siblings normally do in the snapshots. Even though the pictures were from years ago, the famous sisters were still all glammed up and each wore different color dresses. Kim even rocked a pair of stylish hoop earrings.

Gogglebox has had its fair share of controversial moments over the years.The Channel 4 series first hit our screens back in 2013.Over the past nine years, fans have been welcomed into the homes of the arm chair critics as they offer their honest views on the latest shows on telly.While the programme often provides some well-needed laughs, it isn't always all fun and games.The show often covers some controversial topics.At times, fans have found themselves switching off due to the ranging opinions of the families and friends who make up the cast of the show.Daily Star have taken a look at some of the most complained about Gogglebox moments that have made their way to TV regulator Ofcom over the years. Viewers were left outraged when Gogglebox aired scenes from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's famed tell-all Oprah Winfrey interview.The offending segment saw Harry discuss with Oprah how there had been suggestions by the palace that Meghan make a return to acting in order to pay for their security detail.

Raymond Lee has been cast as the lead in NBC’s hourlong pilot Quantum Leap, a reboot of the beloved 1990s sci-fi drama. He will play Dr. Ben Seong, a spiritual successor to Scott Bakula’s Dr. Sam Beckett from the original series.

EXCLUSIVE: 7 Days, the romantic comedy from The Resident co-creator Roshan Sethi that stars Geraldine Viswanathan and Karan Soni, now has a release date and a trailer. Cinedigm, which acquired the pic in November after its premiere at the 2021 Tribeca Film Festival, will release it wide in theaters March 25.

Nigel Lythgoe appears to be ending his long run on So You Think You Can Dance.

Focus Features, Peacock, and Monkeypaw Productions have set Sept. 2 as their theatrical day-and-date release date for Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul. The studios picked up the movie from Daniel Kaluuya’s 59% Productions in early February out of Sundance and made it known that it would go in cinemas and on Uni’s sister streaming service Peacock.

Jason Bateman being mistaken for none other than the Caped Crusader.As he's introducing himself, cast member Heidi Gardner confuses the star for the Dark Knight.«Wait, Batman? You're Jason Batman?» she excitedly asks. «We did it! We booked Batman!»«No no, you missed the 'E,' it's Bate-man,» the actor says, as musical guest Morgan Wallen adds, «Go home, get outta here and save the city or something.»Bateman finally gives in, quipping, «I'll get the cape.»The promo also includes Gardner asking this week's guests what they want for Christmas, and not being satisfied with their answer.

Country singer Morgan Wallen is appropriately attired in these two brief promos for NBC’s Saturday Night Live, his black face mask even matching that of this week’s guest host Jason Bateman (Heidi Gardner’s is a lovelier floral print).

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorRooster Teeth, the WarnerMedia-owned entertainment division focused on sci-fi, gaming and fandom, is boosting its studio development team with the hires of two execs from the TV world.Rooster Teeth Studios has recruited unscripted TV development and production veteran Wayne Sampson, most recently at NBCUniversal, as head of unscripted content. Scripted comedy exec Emily Hughes, previously with Lorne Michaels’ Broadway Video, joins the company as manager of scripted content.Sampson and Hughes both will report to Ryan P.

destroyed his friendship with Will Ferrell while filming the original.In his explosive 2019 memoir, Kattan claimed that “SNL” honcho Lorne Michaels pressured him to  have sex with the film’s would-be director Amy Heckerling, which ultimately put a strain on his friendship with Ferrell. (An “SNL” spokesperson denied the accusation).However, Kattan, 50, told Page Six in a new interview that working with the “Elf” star is “one of the coolest things to do” and that he’s “one of those guys who is just as funny off-screen as he is on-screen.”“I think it’s a no-brainer that it would be a fun movie to do, I think,” he said.

Saturday Night Live has re-booked Morgan Wallen to perform on the show two months after they axed him for attending a party amid the COVID-19 pandemic – TMZ Taylor Swift reveals which of her songs has been her favorite to re-record – Just Jared Jr Glenn Close just called out Gwyneth Paltrow – DListed Jeannie Mai says she’s “malnourished” after undergoing emergency surgery – TooFab Luke Evans has shared a new thirst trap – Towleroad We have our first official look at Clifford the Big Red Dog!- Just Jared Jr

Saturday Night Live is giving Morgan Wallen a second chance.The country artist was dropped as the show's musical guest in October for being caught enjoying some very COVID-19 unsafe partying ahead of his performance.But the Whiskey Glasses singer, 27, is getting another opportunity to serenade America, just announced as the performer forDecember 5th's episode hosted by Jason Bateman. Back in action: Morgan Wallen has been invited to perform on Saturday Night Live after being booted from the show in October for being caught violating COVID-19 protocol.

The month of December is shaping up to be a good one for Global’s “Saturday Night Live”

Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and Timothée Chalamet have been announced for Saturday Night Live next month.Actor Jason Bateman will host the first show on December 5, which will also see Morgan Wallen finally perform after he was recently pulled from a schedule after videos of him at bars and parties without a mask went viral.The following week, Timothée Chalamet will present an episode that features Springsteen & The E Street Band and finally, on December 19, Lipa will be the musical guest while former cast member Kristen Wiig will host.Springsteen previously appeared on SNL in 2015, while Lipa made her debut in 2018.A post shared by Saturday Night Live (@nbcsnl)Wallen was due to perform on October 10 but was replaced by Jack

Saturday Night Live is announcing their schedule for the next few weeks!

Saturday Night Live is getting ready to wind down after a busy and unusual year and has set Jason Bateman, Timothée Chalamet and Kristen Wiig as its final three hosts of the year.

Elaine Low Senior TV Writer“Saturday Night Live” is giving country singer Morgan Wallen a second chance.The sketch comedy show has slated Wallen as the musical guest for Dec. 5, with host Jason Bateman after canceling his scheduled October appearance after videos surfaced of Wallen partying and kissing fans without a mask, an apparent breach of “SNL” COVID-19 safety protocols.NBC announced the “SNL” slate for the last three shows of the year, with Timothee Chalamet set to host on Dec.