Pedro Pascal joins SNL skit that spoofs The Last Of Us while Sarah Paulson makes SURPRISE appearance

Diego Calva and Jacob Elordi are set to play lovers in a new film and it seems there are some “pretty hot scenes” coming up, as revealed by the Mexican actor himself. The pair will be starring in Daniel Minahan’s adaptation of ‘On Swift Horses,’ and Diego recently talked to Variety about his experience working with the ‘Euphoria’ star.“It was so cool to work with him. He’s obsessed with photography, he’s obsessed with old plays,” Diego said about Jacob.

Calm before the storm! Raven Gates and Adam Gottschalk jetted off to Mexico for a babymoon ahead of welcoming their second child.

A heartbreaking loss. Singer-songwriter Ben Kweller announced that his son Dorian Zev died at 16.

Pedro Pascal was spotted as he spent time with his younger sister Lux while stepping out in New York City on Sunday morning.The 47-year-old Mandalorian star and his 30-year-old sister appeared to be enjoying each other's company as they strolled through the Big Apple's bustling streets and made their way into a subway station.The actor, who recently discussed forgetting that he was offered the leading role in The Last Of Us, starred in an episode of the much-acclaimed series that premiered on Sunday night. Pascal looked stylish in a leather jacket worn on top of a pink T-shirt and a light gray scarf during the outing.The Narcos star also rocked a pair of slim-fitting beige pants and multicolored sneakers.

A very different kind of apocalypse. The Last of Us follows a group of survivors after a pandemic wipes out most of humanity, but it’s not a virus that causes the catastrophe — it’s a fungus.

HBO enjoyed stellar numbers for the debut of its new series The Last of Us on the night of its premiere last month.According to a report from The Hollywood Reporter Thursday, the show - which stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey as survivors following a catastrophic viral outbreak in 2003 - piled up 223 million viewing minutes hours after its debut episode January 15.The viewing totals, which end at the conclusion of the evening Sundays (when new episodes of the show first air), worked out to about 2.79 million HBO Max accounts tuning into the show's 80-minute premiere. According to HBO, more than 4.7 million viewers watched the show on its first night, meaning that a minimum of 59 percent came from HBO Max streams.Another highly-anticipated HBO series - the Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon - debuted last August to around 327 million minutes of streaming, according to the outlet.The top five streaming shows for the period of January 9-15 were all via Netflix, as Ginny & Georgia led the way with 2.73 billion minutes viewed, The Walking Dead had 1.43 billion and Vikings: Valhalla had 1.03 billion. Cocomelon was in fourth with 918 million while Wednesday had 810 million.The Last of Us was also in the headlines for different reasons Thursday, days after the debut of a new character named Kathleen in the show's fourth episode that aired Sunday night, played by Melanie Lynskey - as the character had one famous detractor: model Adrianne Curry.Lynskey, 45, plays the leader of a group of revolutionaries in Kansas City in the fourth episode, entitled Please Hold to My Hand, where Joel (Pascal) and Ellie ( Ramsey) come across this vindictive leader.

The Last Of Us delivered another series high on Sunday with 7.5M people tuning in across HBO and HBO Max.

I think we can all mostly agree that “Saturday Night Live” is, by and large, pretty unwatchable. This isn’t totally the fault of the writers, performers, and crew working on the series.

Good news for The Last of Us fans. Episode 5 will be hitting HBO Max two days early.

Pedro Pascal has finally made it to the Studio 8H stage!

The Internet’s Mommy and Daddy! Pedro Pascal, ever the “cool teacher,” discussed the importance of social media safety — and becoming an online crush — during his Saturday Night Live debut.

Sarah Paulson made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, joining Pedro Pascal for a sketch that poked fun at the younger generation for their online habits.

Pedro Pascal raced through an apocalyptic version of Mario Kart during Saturday Night Live.

Pedro Pascal took a turn at hosting Saturday Night Live fresh off of starring in HBO’s The Last of Us.

Pedro Pascal has another surefire hit on his hands with HBO's The Last Of Us, with the third episode and its touching love story deemed by many fans as one of the best TV episodes of all time.The 47-year-old Chilean actor appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday evening, where he was promoting the hit show, which airs Sunday nights at 9 PM ET on HBO.The actor also teased new details about the highly-anticipated third season of The Mandalorian, which will debut March 1 on Disney Plus.Pascal will also be hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend with musical guest Coldplay.The Chilean-born actor also revealed the late-night Zoom calls he had with series creator Craig Mazin and video game creator Neil Druckmann... which lead to some bizarre dreams.  Big hit: Pedro Pascal has another surefire hit on his hands with HBO's The Last Of Us, with the third episode and its touching love story deemed by many fans as one of the best TV episodes of all time  Pedro on Fallon: The 47-year-old Chilean actor appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday evening, where he was promoting the hit show, which airs Sunday nights at 9 PM ET on HBO'That was a really strange circumstance I was actually in London and everyone else was in Los Angeles,' Pascal began. 'And I got sent these scripts and said - I was told that "Craig Mazin wants you to read the scripts.

Pedro Pascal just can’t escape those Clickers.

Pedro Pascal cut a casual figure in a leather jacket as he headed back to his hotel in New York City on Monday - after The Last Of Us was renewed for season two,The 47-year-old actor paired his jacket with black denim jeans, leather shoes and shades as he strolled - amid the recent success of the post-apocalyptic drama series, that is based on the  video game of the same name.The critically-acclaimed HBO show - that released its third episode of the first season on Sunday - has been such a hit so far that it was renewed for season two after only two episodes.  Spotted: Pedro Pascal cut a casual figure in a leather jacket as he headed back to his hotel in New York City on Monday - after The Last Of Us was renewed for season twoThe debut episode of The Last Of Us - premiered on January 15. Since then, the video game adaptation has become the second most-watched HBO series debut in a decade. The post-apocalyptic drama has drawn in 22 million viewers so far, falling second place to the House Of The Dragon's historic debut with 9.986 million viewers last August.According to the synopsis, the series retells the beloved story of Joel - played by Pascal - and Ellie - played by Bella Ramsey.

In today’s episode of Bingeworthy, our TV and streaming podcast host Mike DeAngelo explores the post-apocalyptic landscapes of HBO’s latest prestige hit, “The Last of Us.” Adapted from the popular video game series and created by Craig Mazin (“Chernobyl”)and Neil Druckmann (“The Last of Us” video game series), the show follows Joel Miller (Pedro Pascal), a hardened survivor of a fungal pandemic apocalypse, who is charged with keeping a 14-year-old girl (Bella Ramsey) alive, as she may be humanity’s last hope of survival.

From bit parts to starring roles. Pedro Pascal spent nearly two decades taking one-off acting gigs in film and television before he rose to prominence for his role on Game of Thrones in 2014.