Pete Davidson addresses his future on Saturday Night Live... months after slamming the show

Sally Dynevor has suffered a painful accident only days before the next Dancing on Ice live show.The 58-year-old Corrie star has become a fan favourite after wowing judges in her daring routines with dance partner Matt Evers in recent weeks.It has even been rumoured that she is set to attempt the infamous 'headbanger' routine this Sunday, after fans observed the pair preparing in a video uploaded by him to social media yesterday.And in a new clip uploaded to his Instagram Story last night, Sally can be seen smashing onto the ice as the pair get entangled in a worrying accident.Sally appears to be in pain following the fall, which occurred during a rehearsal of what looks to be the daring dance move.Commenting on the incident, she posted: "Please God this doesn't happen on Sunday."A headbanger — a move illegal in competitive skating — sees the lead dancer spin around his partner from the ankles bringing their head very close to the ice.The previous video recorded early on Wednesday morning had set viewer's tongues wagging with the prospect of the routine, with many making their excitement known in the comments below Matt's post.One said: "Ohhh maybe a headbanger now that would be amazing.

Pete Davidson’s new film, The King Of Staten Island, helped him come to terms with the death of his firefighter father.The actor, who lost his dad in the 9/11 terrorist attack on New York City in 2001, portrays an aspiring tattoo artist, struggling to process the death of his father 17 years prior in the comedy he co-wrote.“I really wanted this to be cleansing for me,” the Saturday Night Live regular tells CBS This Morning. “I feel like I got to speak about it in the biggest way possible to get my story out there.

The Saturday Night Live cast member opened up about his mental health struggles and even dealing with suicidal thoughts! That being said, Pete Davidson revealed that he got as close as one can get to ending his own life! During a new interview for CBS Sunday Morning, the comedian talked about his upcoming movie Staten Island King, which is a semi-autobiographical project. Furthermore, since the film that is expected to come out on June 12 relates a lot to his own experiences, Pete got candid about more very delicate and personal parts of his life.

The King of Staten Island – this time to recount the story of grief-stricken tattoo artist Scott Carlin as he navigates life in New York, inspired by star Pete Davidson’s own life experiences.Troubled by the passing of his firefighter father when he was 7, now twenty-something Carlin (Davidson) spends his days getting stoned and practicing his sketchy tattoo artistry on his friends. His younger sister Claire (Maude Apatow) has gone off to college while his mother Margie (Marisa Tomei) is looking to bring love back into her life; Scott, however, lacks that same structure – unable to even commit to his childhood sweetheart Kelsey (Bel Powley).

Pete Davidson is used to making fun of himself — whether it's peppering an interview with self-deprecating jokes or shrugging his way through good-natured anecdotes about drugs and therapy at 's desk. But in things are getting a little more serious.The 26-year-old comedian cowrote the semiautobiographical film with pal Dave Sirus and director Judd Apatow, and recently told ET that making the movie was a cathartic experience for him, personally and professionally.«I kind of feel a little bit misunderstood,» he admitted, «and I feel like, it's a really tricky situation, but I think what Judd and I and Dave Sirus did, I think hopefully it'll get that point across better.»«It's a love letter to pretty much my whole family,» he added.

Pete Davidson, 26, has had an exciting life, but it hasn’t always been easy. The comedian was promoting his new semi-autobiographical film Staten Island King, which comes out on June 12, when he gave a tell-all interview to CBS Sunday Morning, which aired on June 7. In the interview, he opened up about what he’s learned over the years during his time as a regular cast member on Saturday Night Live and revealed intimate details about when he contemplated suicide at the lowest time in his life.

borrows a lot of heavy realities from the “Saturday Night Live” star’s own life: his character Scott lost his firefighter father at age 7; he still lives on Staten Island with his mom; and he makes more brow-raising choices than Kanye.And, also like the real-life Davidson, there is nary a moment where Scott isn’t the most likable person on the damn planet.That’s director Judd Apatow’s signature move: taking a talent we love — Davidson, Steve Carell, Amy Schumer, tenderizing them with a cinematic meat mallet and delivering an emotional wallop of a film we didn’t know they were capable of.“The King of Staten Island,” which is co-written by Davidson, Apatow and Dave Sirus, is a grounded fantasy of what the actor’s life might’ve turned out to

Pete Davidson is opening up about what was undoubtedly the most difficult time in his life.

Pete Davidson opened up about his mental health in a candid interview, talking about a dark time in his life when he contemplated suicide. The 26-year-old "Saturday Night Live" star said on “CBS Sunday Morning” that he was "as close as you can get" in reference to taking his own life.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticScott Carlin (Pete Davidson), the loser hero of “The King of Staten Island,” is a 24-year-old trash-talking punk stoner who lives with his mother in Staten Island and has no plans whatsoever — for a career, a life, or the next five minutes. He’s a slacker, a lout, and a self-pitying anger-management case who has never gotten over the death of his firefighter father 17 years ago.

2 stars (out of 4)“There’s, like, something wrong with me,” Pete Davidson says to a girl early in The King of Staten Island. The two friends-with-benefits have just slept together, and now she wants a legit relationship.

Pete Davidson opened up about his experiences with suicidal thoughts in a new interview.During a sit-down with CBS Sunday Morning, the 26-year-old Saturday Night Live star addressed his past struggles while discussing his semi-autobiographical film, The King of Staten Island. He revealed that his issues worsened as his celebrity status grew, his lowest point occurred in 2017.“I got as close as you can get.

Judd Apatow knows talent when he sees it. For years, he has made a career out of giving cinematic showcases to comedians.

Pete Davidson is opening up about his tough times to help other with theirs.The 26-year-old comic/actor, appearing on CBS Sunday Morning,said that he was about 'as close as you can get' to harming himself in a December 2018 suicide scare.The Saturday Night Live staple took to Instagram and said he doesn't 'want to be on this earth anymore,' which triggered a check-up for authorities and an outpouring of concern from fans.

Pete Davidson is reflecting on getting his gig.

available Friday on demand, is at least partly autobiographical, with Pete starring as a lovable and awkward butt-of-jokes pothead trying to deal with emotional issues while searching for a place in the world.Written by Pete, his pal Dave Sirus and director Judd Apatow, it imagines how the “Saturday Night Live” star’s life might have shaken out if he had not hit it big in comedy.Pete plays an aspiring tattoo artist — named Scott, like Pete’s real dad — living with his mom, struggling over the death of his father and unable to cut the apron strings.

Pete Davidson isn’t going anywhere just yet. The comedian has no plans on leaving Saturday Night Live at the moment despite slamming the variety show back in February.SNL’s Most Successful Stars“I will be there as long as they allow me to be,” Davidson, 26, told Entertainment Tonight in a recent interview, which was published on Friday, June 5.

Pete Davidson has suggested before that he hasn’t had the best experience as part of the Saturday Night Live cast but is he planning on finally leaving the longtime comedy show? The comedian opened you about his future on SNL, on which he has worked for nearly six years. Pete is currently promoting his upcoming movie, The King of Staten Island, but of course, he was also asked about SNL during an interview for ET.

Pete Davidson has been part of 's cast for almost six years — and says he isn't planning to leave anytime soon. While promoting his upcoming film,, the 26-year-old comedian touched on his future at the legendary comedy sketch show.«I will be there as long as they allow me to be,» Davidson told ET's Lauren Zima.

Pete Davidson made a rare sighting with his 50-year-old mother Amy Davidson on Tuesday.The 26-year-old comedian was walking through a park in Staten Island, New York, where he seemed to be shooting an interview with his mom to help promote his new film The King Of Staten Island, which will be released on June 12.The actor wore a shirt that said Bravest Hockey which is in honor of his late firefighter father, Scott, who died during 9/11. Doing well: Pete Davidson appeared to be healthy and happy when he was seen out and about Staten Island on TuesdayPete teamed his shirt, which showed off his array of tattoos, with a pair of dark sweatpants and checkered sneakers.

Shortly after in-studio production on Saturday Night Live was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, the show returned to close out Season 45 with a trio of "SNL At Home" segments which were virtually produced. For the cast, it was an unusual challenge to create new content for SNL outside of Studio 8H, and in a new retrospective video shared on the show's YouTube channel Friday, several stars of the show reflected on the unique difficulties and surprising rewards that came along with creating those socially distanced episodes.