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On Monday, Oscar winner Joe Pesci and SNL alum Pete Davidson continued their work playing grandfather and grandson, respectively, on the New York City set of their Peacock series Bupkis.The 79-year-old New Jersey native and the Staten Island native - turning 29 next week - filmed a scene on a park bench for the Curb Your Enthusiasm-style half-hour action comedy.Pete wore fancy shades with a black and blue tracksuit while Joe wore a members only jacket over a Polo shirt, khakis, and a fedora. Action! On Monday, Oscar winner Joe Pesci (L) and SNL alum Pete Davidson (R) continued their work playing grandfather and grandson, respectively, on the New York City set of their Peacock series BupkisBupkis - the Yiddish word for 'nothing' - is described as 'a heightened, fictionalized version of Pete Davidson's real life' and production officially began on October 3.On October 27, Davidson allegedly suffered a 'meltdown' in his trailer where he 'threw two candles, coffee at the walls, broke a TV in half, and damaged a second truck's windshield' - according to The Sun.The Bodies Bodies Bodies star - who has borderline personality disorder - is executive producing and co-writing his semi-autobiographical show with Dave Sirus and the showrunner is Judah Miller.Bupkis marks the first time Pesci has had a series regular TV role since his short-lived NBC series Half Nelson way back in 1985.

told People.“That one’s a beloved piece,” Macchio added on the red carpet of the Dolby Theater in Hollywood during PaleyFest. “It’s about finding the smart angle in.”In the film, Macchio plays Bill Gambini, a New Yorker going to college in Alabama who is wrongfully charged with murder.

Emily Longeretta Miley Cyrus and Brittany Howard appeared to honor Sinéad O’Connor during “SNL50: The Anniversary Special” on Sunday night. The duo, who also performed during the “Saturday Night Live” concert special two nights prior, this time performed the Prince song, “Nothing Compares 2 U.” The 1985 track was made famous by O’Connor when she recorded it for her second studio album, “I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got,” in 1990. In 1992, O’Connor performed a cover of Bob Marley’s “War” on “Saturday Night Live.” At the end of the episode, hosted by Tim Robbins, she ripped up a photograph of Pope John Paul II.

Home Alone has finally revealed what Kevin McAllister’s parents had done for a living – specifically, to be able to afford such a big house in Chicago, as featured in the film.The five-bedroom, six-bathroom residence in Winnetka, Illinois has often been at the centre of discussion online, with fans of the 1990 festive film and its sequels questioning how the family were able to live in such a luxurious property.Now, director Chris Columbus has spoken about what the parents of Macaulay Culkin’s Kevin do for work to be able to afford the house in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast.Revealing the discussions he had with Home Alone screenwriter John Hughes about the characters’ backstories, he said: “Back then, John and I had a conversation about it, and we decided on what the jobs were.”Catherine O’Hara’s Kate McCallister, he revealed, “was a very successful fashion designer,” which he said is evidenced by the presence of mannequins in the house’s basement.John Heard’s Peter McCallister, meanwhile, he was less clear about. “The father could have, based on John Hughes’ own experience, worked in advertising, but I don’t remember what the father did.”He did, however, confirm that he did not have connections to a criminal underworld, which some have suggested is the reason that Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern’s Wet Bandits are drawn to the house.

Daniel Stern, famed for his role as the bumbling burglar Marv Murchins in Home Alone, has revealed that he hasn't fully watched the beloved Christmas film since its initial release in 1990. While he expressed his love for the film and his involvement, Daniel confessed to only watching glimpses by pure accident. The now-67 year old actor, who starred opposite Joe Pesci, reminisced with PEOPLE about the only times he sees Home Alone.

Home Alone fans are only just realising Robert de Niro turned down one of the film's most iconic roles.

Veteran actor Joe Pesci committed to the bit a little too much when he accidentally bit Macaulay Culkin‘s finger while shooting the 1990 Christmastime classic Home Alone.

Though he stars in one of the most popular Christmas movies of all time, Daniel Stern — who is best known for playing one of the Wet Bandits, Marv, in the classic 1990 holiday film “Home Alone” — prefers a quiet life away from the hustle and bustle of Hollywood.Earlier this week, Stern, who spends most of his time raising cattle and creating sculptures at his farm in Ventura, California, gave fans a sneak peek at what life has been like since stepping back from the entertainment industry.“Hello, as you will come to discover, I live on a farm, and we grow tangerines here,” Stern said in a TikTok video that has since gained a lot of attention.“I juice them up and then freeze them and give them away to my friends,” he continued before giving viewers a glimpse of his work station. Not only does Stern tend to his citrus and cattle, he is also a distinguished artist.In another video, Stern showed off an impressive sculpture he has been working on that portrays a woman lying on a chair.“Incredible work of art! Had no idea you were a sculptor,” one fan commented.

Home Alone fans are only just realising where one of the franchise's most iconic stars is now – and it's very different from his life 34 years ago, when the film was first released.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director ‘Tis the season for viewings of “Home Alone,” and Macaulay Culkin knows it. The actor is currently touring around the country for what is billed as “A Nostalgic Night With Macaulay Culkin,” in which he hosts a screening of “Home Alone” followed by a Q&A. At a recent stop in Rosemont, Illinois (via The New York Times), Culkin revealed that his co-star Joe Pesci actually bit his finger while rehearsing a scene in which Pesci’s thief Harry threatens Culkin’s Kevin McCallister.

in a whole new way now that his kids are old enough to enjoy it. If you're too young to remember, Culkin (yes, his younger is the guy from ) was a child superstar, but the role that made him famous didn't exactly make his dreams come true.The film “was kind of a curse and a blessing, for a while, for me,” he told an audience at a recent screening of the Christmas classic, per .

Gregg Goldstein Jack Huston is no stranger to the movie business. So when the longtime actor and grandson of filmmaker John Huston launched his directorial debut — the boxing drama “Day of the Fight” — to good reviews at last year’s Venice Film Festival, he knew it would still be tough to find distribution in today’s theatrical marketplace. But he had no idea how tough a fight it would be.

Jack Huston (Expats, Boardwalk Empire) will star as a series regular opposite Nicolas Cage in Spider-Noir, the upcoming MGM+ and Prime Video live-action series based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir.

Home Alone star Daniel Stern has opened up about working with Macaulay Culkin on the franchise, explaining how he led a “very different life than my kids”.The actor famously played the role of thief Marv Murchins who, alongside Joe Pesci’s Harry Lyme, was constantly outwitted by child Kevin McCallister (Culkin) in the first two films.Writing in his new memoir Home And Alone, Stern explained how then-child actor Culkin “had a lot of adult pressure” and “didn’t know how to play tag or throw the ball around”.“Macaulay was staying in a different hotel, but we picked him up and took him to the park with us to play,” he wrote (via Entertainment Weekly).“He was a sweet kid but had lived a very different life than my kids. He didn’t know how to play tag or throw the ball around.

Donald Trump‘s tab during filming for Home Alone 2: Lost In New York.The former US president famously made a cameo in the 1992 movie in which Macaulay Culkin’s Kevin MacAllister asks Trump for directions to the hotel lobby.Stern, best known for his role as hapless criminal Marv alongside Joe Pesci (Harry) in Home Alone and the sequel, told ITV’s Good Morning Britain [via The Independent] yesterday (May 28): “I had met [Trump] that day on the shoot and that night, me and the stunt guys and some crew guys were at the hotel bar and Mr Trump walked through.“He pointed and was very appreciative and said, ‘Drinks are on me’ and so we bought drinks for the entire bar, for the entire night. We hit him pretty good on the bill.

For the second time in just under six months, a key piece of the Home Alone film franchise is on the market.

Pete Davidson has decided not to move forward with his Peacock series Bupkis, despite its season two renewal last year.

Pete Davidson is moving on. The comedian has decided not to proceed with a second season of his semi-autobiographical series Bupkis for Peacock.

Home Alone is arguably one of the best Christmas films of all time.Directed by Chris Columbus, the 1990 comedy stars Macaulay Culkin as eight-year-old Kevin McCallister, who defends his family home against two robbers played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern.The film spawned several sequels, with Culkin reprising his role in 1992’s Home Alone 2: Lost In New York. A third film in the franchise, released in 1997, starred Alex D.

Merry Christmas, ya filthy animal.Fans of the beloved 1990 film “Home Alone” went wild after a trailer was dropped on YouTube for an alleged third film starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern.The fake trailer, which features a grown up Kevin McCallister (Culkin), reportedly takes place 30 years after the events of “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” and shows the rapscallion facing off with the Wet Bandits one final time. In the opening scene, Culkin, 43, opens the door to his home and spots a little red bag on his doorstep. Bending down, Culkin opens the card to reveal a photo of his arch-nemeses Harry (Joe Pesci) and Marv (Daniel Stern) with the words: “We’re back little buddy.” Looking out at his neighborhood, Culkin spots the familiar battered “Oh-Kay Plumbing and Heating” van parked nearby — a sign that trouble is about to ensue.

Pete Davidson is set to star in a new Netflix stand-up special.Entitled Turbo Fonzarelli, the hour long special will air on the platform on January 9, 2024.It follows his 2020 special Alive From New York and according to Netflix (via Variety), the special “delivers on what it means to grow up and turn 30, discussing love, life, and living in the woods.”The show is directed by Jason Orley with Davidson executive producing.It comes after Davidson recently made an appearance on Saturday Night Live‘s season premiere in October.Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli premieres January 9! pic.twitter.com/8pUBE66snj— Netflix (@netflix) December 15, 2023He appeared in a spoof remake of ‘I’m Just Ken’ from the Barbie movie (a scene which was nearly cut from the original film).Davidson announced his retirement from SNL last year, having performed on the show for seven years. To say goodbye, Eminem appeared in one of the comedian’s final sketches, jokingly criticising Davidson’s impersonation of him.

EXCLUSIVE: In a meet-up of Saturday Night Live alums, Pete Davidson has joined Eddie Murphy in The Pickup at Amazon MGM Studios. Tim Story is directing the comedy and producing through his The Story Company, alongside Davis Entertainment’s John Davis and John Fox, and Murphy and Charisse Hewitt-Webster via Eddie Murphy Productions.