Bob Dylan: Last News

Elvis Costello and Sharon Van Etten have all come together to cover Bob Dylan tracks at a recent anniversary show. Find out footage of the gig below.The event took place in Tulsa, Oklahoma last Friday (January 24) at the Cain’s Ballroom venue, in celebration of ‘Blood On The Tracks’ turning 50.Shared back in January 1975, the LP marked the 15th studio album from iconic singer, songwriter and guitarist Bob Dylan and remains one of his most famous releases.

.It was literally just yesterday when Tana Mongeau popped up on my TikTok for you page to bemoan the rise of among “fashion girlies,” captioning her , “are the scarves with skulls next be honest.”Apparently, the answer is yes. At least, according to last night's host and musical guest, Timothée Chalamet.

“Saturday Night Live” this weekend about former president Jimmy Carter, who died last month at age 100.The incident happened during the “Bungee” skit featuring Chalamet playing an instructor at a workout class.Chalamet tells the group to do the “Jimmy Carter” — as everyone pretends to hang dead in their harness from the ceiling.The studio audience could be heard gasping in response to the off-color joke.Viewers at home similarly found Chalamet’s remark troubling and called out both the actor and the show on social media.“Very bad taste…. very!” one fan said on X (formerly Twitter).“Very unnecessary.

Timothée Chalamet-starring Oscar contented A Complete Unknown from Searchlight Pictures is holding at no. 8 at 2,010 locations with a $3.1 million weekend. James Mangold’s Bob Dylan biopic is rolling with a $62.9 million cume in week five coming off eight Oscar nominations including for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Leading Actor. That would be Chalamet, who was on stage rocking three of his Dylan favorites last night as both host and musical guest of Saturday Night Live.

Former Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr is making a music switch from rock to country. The legendary artist shared that he was changing his tune, during a press conference for his new country album, "Look Up." When Fox News Digital asked what the inspiration behind the album was, he explained that T Bone Burnett, a producer and songwriter who has worked with Bob Dylan, Alison Krauss and more, had helped bring the record to life. "T Bone was the inspiration, because I met him at this party we were at .

Timothée Chalamet hosted Saturday Night Live last night (January 25) and played a trio of Bob Dylan songs on the show – see footage below.Fresh off picking up an Oscar nomination this week for his portrayal of the songwriting legend in A Complete Unknown, the actor treated viewers on NBC to three deep cuts from the Dylan archives.From behind dark sunglasses, he fronted a full-band version of ‘Outlaw Blues’ from 1965’s classic ‘Bringing It All Back Home’, which then transitioned into ‘Three Angels’ from 1970’s ‘New Morning’, for which Chalamet took a seat at the front of the stage for the spoken word vocals.Chalamet, who performed dozens of Dylan tracks himself in the biopic, was not in full Dylan voice mode on SNL, but he did return later in the show for an acoustic version of ‘Tomorrow Is A Long Time’, a track first included on 1971’s ‘Bob Dylan’s Greatest Hits Vol. II’.A Complete Unknown charts Dylan’s controversial switch from acoustic to electric guitar in the mid-’60s.

Adam Sandler surprised Saturday Night Live viewers by making a quick appearance during tonight’s episode hosted by Timothée Chalamet.

During Saturday Night Live‘s opening monologue by host and musical performer Timothée Chalamet, he revealed he would be singing more obscure Bob Dylan songs that are his personal favorites.

It may be Timothée Chalamet‘s third time hosting Saturday Night Live, but it’s the two-time Oscar nominee’s first stint as a musical guest.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music Critic The Bob Dylan song choices Timothée Chalamet picked for his “Saturday Night Live” musical appearance were… well, completely unknown to most of the viewing audience. The actor’s dip into more obscure choices delighted many Dylanologists who tuned in, even as his picks defied expectations that he would recreate songs he performed as Dylan in “A Complete Unknown,” which turned out to be the furthest thing from his mind.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Timothée Chalamet just can’t catch a break during awards season. The “Dune” and “A Complete Unknown” star devoted part of his “Saturday Night Live” monologue to lamenting the fact that he seems to keep losing at major awards shows. “It’s an enormous honor going to these award shows.

pic.twitter.com/u6qufjzxlwIt was a Timothee Chalamet take-over on “Saturday Night Live” — with the Oscar nominee pulling double-duty as both host and musical guest.The New York native returned for his third time hosting and poked fun at his inability to take home the hardware at Hollywood awards nights in his opening monologue.“I just keep losing, and each time it gets harder to pretend it doesn’t sting,” Chalamet joked before showing a compilation of him losing awards to Gary Oldman and Mahershala Ali.Timothee then teased that the Bob Dylan songs he will perform during the show “may not be Dylan’s most popular” — but are his personal favorite songs.“[SNL is] either really nice for letting me do this or they’re really mean,” Timothee said before throwing it to break.Chalamet is nominated for Best Actor for his portrayal of Bob Dylan in the biopic “A Complete Unknown.”

Timothee Chalamet is pulling double duty as both the host and musical guest for the January 25 episode of Saturday Night Live.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter James Mangold misses the era when movies weren’t embarrassed to make audiences feel something. The director of the Bob Dylan musical biopic “A Complete Unknown” and comic book adaptation “Logan” believes there’s a growing hostility to films that wear “their hearts on their sleeve.” “Most of my generation, my peers, have been generally fascinated by irony or detachment.

have finally been revealed, and among the and are a slew of first-time Oscar nominees, including Demi Moore, Zoe Saldaña, and the . The nominations were announced by Rachel Sennott and Bowen Yang on January 23 from LA.See the complete list of nominees here.As they say, the first time is the sweetest, and judging by the first-time nominees' reactions, we'd say that's no less true when it comes an Oscar nomination.

Kylie Jenner couldn’t contain her excitement over Timothée Chalamet’s latest acting achievement!

nominees for the 97th Academy Awards were announced Thursday morning, with “Emilia Pérez,” a polarizing musical about a drug kingpin who undergoes gender affirming surgery, leads this year’s race with 13 nods including Best Picture. It was followed closely by “The Brutalist,” a historical epic the examines the Jewish immigrant experience, and “Wicked,” the hit Broadway adaptation, which both nabbed 10 nominations.

The 2025 Oscars haven’t even taken place yet, but Timothee Chalamet is already making history.

Oscars nominations have been revealed and there are several snubs that film fans are not happy about.Jacques Audiard’s original musical thriller Emilia Pérez leads the pack with a massive 13 nominations, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress for Karla Sofía Gascón and Best Supporting Actress for Zoe Saldaña.Brady Corbet’s architectural epic The Brutalist and Jon M. Chu’s starry Broadway adaptation Wicked came in tied for second place, with 10 nominations each.

On Thursday morning, James Mangold was celebrating eight Oscar nominations for his film A Complete Unknown. He watched the announcement at 5.30am L.A. time on his cellphone “with one bar of data” because he was without power due to the L.A. fires. “We were evacuated a couple weeks ago,” he said. “Our house is fine, but we have been without power and even gas for extended periods.”

READ MORE: Oscars 2025 nominations – see the full listAnnounced earlier today, the ten films in the running for Best Picture at the 2025 Oscars include Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown and science-fiction sequel Dune: Part Two, both of which star Chalamet in the leading role.He also received a Best Actor nomination himself for his portrayal of Dylan. It’s his second Oscar nod, after also receiving a Best Actor nomination for his role in Luca Guadagnino’s 2017 romantic drama Call Me By Your Name.A Complete Unknown bagged eight nominations overall, including Best Director for James Mangold, Best Supporting Actor for Edward Norton, and Best Supporting Actress for Monica Barbaro, as well as Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Sound and Best Costume Design.NME gave the film a four-star review, with Alex Flood writing: “The most important (and often trickiest) job of any music movie is to get the music right.