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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.”

devastating news with fans overnight on Instagram, posting a lengthy tribute to his mom who passed away peacefully last week.“I am heartbroken to announce my beautiful, extraordinary, magnificent, wondrous Mother, Judy, passed away peacefully surrounded by love on January 17, 2025 in Brisbane, Australia,” he wrote.“I am absolutely devastated, as are her siblings, her grandchildren, my sister, our close family and all of her wonderful friends and anyone who knew her. She was the kindest person any of us knew and everything I know about love, I learned from her.”Hayes, 52, said he is not in the right mind frame to “have a conversation or engage in dialogue about this immense loss” of the woman whose “presence in my life was the engine to my heart.”But he appreciates the “outpouring of empathy for my family and your appreciation for her.”“We always had an invisible string, a magical connection that was unbreakable no matter where I was in the world,” said Hayes, who reached astronomical success with Savage Garden.“I like to imagine that string was a little bit like twine and she a beautiful balloon.

the singer-songwriter told the BBC in an interview that is airing tomorrow.The British government is toying with the idea of letting tech firms use copyrighted material to assist in the training of AI models — allowing for copyright infringement if used for AI programs. Artists would be able to opt out, but opponents are saying it’s impossible for them to notify the thousands of AI service providers that exist as well as monitor if their work is being used on the internet without permission.McCartney, 82, who has a net worth of $1.2 billion, firmly believes the artists themselves should be earning the revenue their work gains — not tech companies.“The truth is, the money’s going somewhere.

It’s almost amusing when actors Sarah Goldberg and Himesh Patel’s Delores and Declan are held at customs for allegedly smuggling the veg during their honeymoon. Flabbergasted, they’re told by a Slavic agent (Steven Yeun) they must pay a $70,000 fine and decide which one of them will die.Instead of voluntary execution, the duo decides to break out of the holding room and make a run for it. Delores stands up, and we observe she obviously has about 30 heads of cabbage stuffed in her pants.

Elle’s January 2025 digital issue, Stewart spoke to Anderson about her recent film, “The Last Showgirl,” and her Oscar snub. While diving into her career, Anderson and Stewart took a trip down memory lane to when they were first introduced to fame.“Back to the movie. I can’t stop thinking about that man in the audition scene.

Rated R (language, some drug use and bloody images).PARK CITY, Utah — What will surely go down as one the most stressful movies of the year is “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You,” which premiered Friday at the Sundance Film Festival.Writer-director Mary Bronstein’s absorbing psychological drama about a mother at her breaking point is two hours of mounting anxiety and nervousness. For Rose Byrne’s falling-apart Linda, and for us.I’m sweating just thinking about it.Bronstein takes otherwise unremarkable domestic moments — driving with a pet hamster in the backseat, arguing with a parking attendant, dropping a pizza box — and depicts them through the eyes of a mom struggling to cope. Basically, a horror film.

“Arroyo Grande with Raymond Arroyo” podcast.Although the California governor called for serious changes to happen in wildfire combat and prevention, Gibson called out Newsom’s plan.“You got nothing but rampant crime, acute homelessness, high taxes, mismanagement of water, firefighters, defunding the department, and we’re supposed to trust them with millions of dollars to sort of remake where we live? It’s our city, it’s the city of the people, and they have another plan. … There’s still people from the Woolsey Fire still living in trailers.

diagnosed with cancer and had begun treatment. The cancer was discovered in January after the king underwent a planned procedure to treat a benign enlarged prostate.

Mark Wahlberg’s wife wasn’t flying high after seeing his shocking hair transformation.The actor, 53, decided to shave his head instead of wearing a bald cap for the new Mel Gibson action blockbuster, “Flight Risk.”“There was no bald cap. I shaved the middle and left the horseshoe around the sides. We just shaved it,” Wahlberg told People in an interview published on Friday.

Stephan A. Smith is dunking on his own party. The ESPN star shocked “Real Time” audiences Friday night by eviscerating Democrats and praising President Donald Trump during a discussion with Bill Maher.