Michael Longfellow: Last News

Michael B. Jordan was typically handsome as he stepped out in rainy New York City on Wednesday night.The 35-year-old actor was headed to NBC Studios to rehearse for his upcoming Saturday Night Live hosting gig.The Black Panther star was fashionable in a beige sweatsuit and matching jacket with brown panels.

Selome Hailu Jack Black, Kenan Thompson and Ego Nwodim smashed together a reggae track with a parody of the My Chemical Romance song “Welcome to the Black Parade” on “Saturday Night Live” to joke about how goth kids act on vacation. Dressed in exaggerated goth attire, complete with bold eyeliner and a black wig, Black sang, “When I was a young boy / My parents took me down to Jamaica / For my high school spring break / They said, ‘Come to the pool’ but / I stayed in the room with my graphic novels / So I could masturbate.” The song started with the reggae beat alone, with Thompson and Nwodim playing Jamaicans and singing, “When there is war and struggle and pain / How do we fill our souls with joy again? / We look and we laugh at / Goth kid on vacation.” Michael Longfellow played the song’s titular goth kid, sticking out from his happy family in photos, wearing combat boots on the beach, getting his long coat stuck in a hammock, painting his nails black and screaming after getting hit in the head with a beach ball.

wildfire evacuations during his second skit hosting “Saturday Night Live” this weekend.In the sketch, Chappelle plays the dad of a family that receives an alert telling them they have to flee their home due to the blaze.But Chappelle shocks his wife, played by Ego Nwodim, and their son, played by Devon Walker, when he suddenly takes a sledgehammer to the wall to get $500,000 in cash and a counterfeit passport.“Don’t worry about where I got my money. Ain’t no time to explain.

TikTok in the United States, with some describing it as a “dystopian” moment.The social media platform officially went dark in the country on Saturday (January 18) ahead of a Supreme Court deadline that had been set for Sunday.“Sorry, TikTok isn’t available right now. A law banning TikTok has been enacted in the U.S.

In his first political opinion ever, Michael Longfellow offered a final plea to save TikTok after the app officially went dark earlier today.

Martin Short is in the Christmas spirit!

Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost enjoyed a very rare public date night at The American Museum of Natural History’s 2024 Museum Gala on Thursday night (December 5) in New York City.

A cut-for-time Halloween-themed “Weekend Update” sketch on Saturday Night Live was crawling with pop culture references, spoofing everything from the Menendez brothers (the subject of Ryan Murphy’s much-discussed Monsters anthology on Netflix) to The Golden Bachelorette.

This week’s SNL guest host Ariana Grande has just one request for her second time in Studio 8H: Nothing wicked.

pop-up costume store. “We are great at raising things back from the dead,” the store wrote on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, alongside a photo of a fake “SNL” costume.The costume was labeled “Irrelevant 50-year-old TV show.” The packaging said it included “dated references, unknown cast members and shrinking ratings.”“SNL” has yet to respond to Spirit Halloween’s clapback. During the Season 50 premiere that aired Saturday (Sept.

The trips down memory lane continued at the Emmys Sunday as former Saturday Night Live vets Maya Rudolph, Kristen Wiig, Seth Meyers and Bowen Yang reunited on stage to help celebrate the late night show’s 50th anniversary this season.

Michaela Zee “Saturday Night Live” has added three new featured players for its milestone 50th season: Ashley Padilla, Emil Wakim and Jane Wickline. Meanwhile, Chloe Troast — who made her “SNL” debut in Season 49 — is departing, Variety has confirmed. “Unfortunately I was not asked back to ‘SNL’ this season.

EXCLUSIVE: This is quite the break for up-and-coming comedy performers Ashley Padilla, Emil Wakim and Jane Wickline who will get to join NBC’s venerable late-night sketch program Saturday Night Live for its milestone 50th season that will be marked by celebrations, reunions and high profile guests.

Ethan Shanfeld One day after Punkie Johnson confirmed she would not be returning to “Saturday Night Live” for its upcoming 50th season, another cast member has exited the series. Molly Kearney, who joined “SNL” in 2022 and became the first nonbinary cast member in the show’s history, announced on social media that they were leaving the NBC mainstay. “Yall that’s a wrap on my time on SNL! Reflecting on the amazing 2 seasons I got on this show, it was such a dream come true.

Check Molly Kearney off the cast list for the 50th season of Saturday Night Live.

Ethan Shanfeld Punkie Johnson is leaving “Saturday Night Live” after four seasons. Johnson apparently broke the news to an audience at a stand-up comedy show at Brooklyn’s Union Hall on July 31, at which fellow “SNL” cast members Molly Kearny, Devon Walker and Michael Longfellow were also on the lineup. Johnson confirmed her exit in a video posted to Instagram on Thursday.

There are a plenty of longtime Saturday Night cast members, yet there were no big exits — or hints of departures — on tonight’s Season 49 finale of the venerable NBC late-night program.

“I’m not afraid to testify at all, I’m just not going to out of fear,” said James Austin Johnson ‘s Donald Trump from the hall of a Manhattan courthouse in the cold open tonight of the final show of SNL’s 49th season.

Most of the cast of Saturday Night Live took part in a takedown of Southwest, with Jake Gyllenhaal playing a frenzied customer who just wanted to change his flight.

Anne McCarthy As college campus protests ignite across the U.S. over the Israel-Palestine conflict, “SNL” weighed in with its cold open this week as Kenan Thompson played an incredulous parent of a Columbia University student. Michael Longfellow acted as a reporter for Spectrum News New York 1 on “Community Affairs,” shining light on the ongoing protests throughout the country and their impact.

Tonight on SNL, Ramy Youssef appeared in a sketch parodying NPR‘s Tiny Desk Concerts series.

“Good afternoon, I’m Dana Bash, and welcome to Inside Politics,” announced the ever-dependable Chloe Fineman at the promising top of Saturday Night Live’s clearly politically inclined cold open tonight.  “Later, we’ll give Wolf Blitzer an edible and an hour to solve the Middle East”