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New York Magazine asked what he indulged with his first “SNL” paycheck, Davidson responded, “Do you guys know what they pay us?”“It’s like three grand an episode,” he continued. “I think I got dinner.”Alumni and new “SNL” members also disclosed what they spent their first paycheck on.Julia Louis-Dreyfus bought a pair of $75 shoes that were “out of my budget,” Sarah Silverman got a $300 cashmere sweater, Cheri Oteri purchased a couch she’s gotten reupholstered “three or four times,” and Seth Meyers splurged on a Crate & Barrel couch and a big TV.

Ariana Madix’s rearview mirror — but one question lingers … will she ever return to reality TV? Madix, 39, spoke to The Post at TheWrap’s Power Women Summit 2024 in Beverly Hills on Tuesday. She discussed the types of projects she’d be open to in the future — and those she wouldn’t consider — following the announcement that she and the rest of the cast of “Vanderpump Rules” will not be returning for the show’s next season.Bravo, the network behind the reality TV juggernaut, announced that Season 12 of “VPR” will star Lisa Vanderpump and a new group of “close-knit SUR-vers who are as complicatedly involved with one another as their iconic predecessors.”For Madix, the news was not a surprise.“I had been in conversations for quite some time, you know, behind the scenes about what that would potentially be,” the “Chicago” star told The Post.

“Vanderpump Rules” reboot, telling The Post exclusively that “it just feels right” at an event for the Mediterranean-inspired pet food brand REÁL MESA at 1 Hotel West Hollywood on Tuesday.“I’m just so grateful for everything, but it feels kind of like freedom, you know, like, okay, we don’t have to worry about what we’re going to share next season. Yeah, it’s kind of free,” Lewber said.On Nov.

different types of orgasms in her new erotic movie “Babygirl.”“I blush, still! That’s insane,” Kidman told the Hollywood Reporter in an interview published Wednesday. “But that’s a good thing, I suppose,” she added. “I’m very interested in exploring those things, but I’m not that extroverted.

Anna Wintour is getting candid on the misconceptions surrounding her persona. “I don’t really think about it,” the Vogue editor-in-chief, 75, told BBC Tuesday about the rumors. “What I’m really interested in is the creative aspect of my job.”Wintour touched on how her fashion sense, iconic blond bob, dark sunglasses and cool demeanor has been compared to powerful magazine editor Miranda Priestly, played by Meryl Streep in “The Devil Wears Prada.”At the West End gala opening for the musical adaption of the 2006 rom-com, the journalist said the typecast is “for the audience and for the people I work with to decide if there are any similarities between me and Miranda Priestly.” Wintour also dismissed the notion that she has never heard the word “no” due to her high-profile standing in the fashion industry.

“Paris & Nicole: The Encore,” offering a glimpse at the dynamic duo 20 years after “The Simple Life.”The three-part special, premiering Dec. 12, will follow Hilton, 43, and Richie, 43, as they put together an opera performance to their iconic self-dubbed phrase “Sanasa.”The trailer is narrated by “The Traitors” host Alan Cumming, who calls Hilton and Richie “reality TV icons,” as we see the duo taking on “their next big endeavor.”Richie tells Paris’ mom, Kathy Hilton, about their opera performance plans — but Kathy doesn’t seem too keen on the idea.

John Dutton (Kevin Costner) or Sarah Atwood (Dawn Olivieri), Colby wasn’t taken out by a hit man, but by a horse. “There’s always two reactions,” Richards told The Post about getting the news. “You have your personal reaction, which is the ‘who, what, when, where, why.’ In the beginning [his death] was a tough one to swallow.

Armie Hammer isn’t holding back when it comes to his latest role. Nearly four years after the actor’s career was derailed by scandal due to allegations of sexual abuse and cannibalistic fantasies in 2021, Hammer, 38, is back in the spotlight.

Pierce The Veil just announced their international ‘I Can’t Hear You Tour’ that will send the band to North America, Europe and Latin America from May through December 2025.Early in the run, the post-hardcore trio has a gig at New York City’s Madison Square Garden booked. They’ll headline at the Knicks and Rangers’ home on Tuesday, May 20.Sleeping With Sirens will serve as Pierce The Veil’s special guest at all shows.

Sunday’s episode, the announcer said there’s “only one episode left until the season finale of Yellowstone.” They didn’t refer to the Season 5 finale, set to air Dec. 15, as the “series finale” — despite the show supposedly not returning for a sixth season.After the preview aired, social media became abuzz with speculation over the fate of the show.

mom Debbie Nelson died at age 69.Nate, 38, shared a post on his Instagram Stories on Tuesday, the day after his mom lost her battle with lung cancer, and alluded to their turbulent relationship.“Hatred and mixed emotions today,” Nate wrote. TMZ confirmed that Nelson died Monday night in St. Joseph, Mo., after a battle with advanced lung cancer.It was reported by In Touch in September that Nelson was “terminally ill” and had “a very limited amount of time left.”A source also told the outlet that Eminem, 52, was supporting his mom financially despite not speaking to her for “years.”The rapper has yet to publicly comment on his mom’s death.Nelson was 18 years old when she had Eminem (born Marshall Bruce Mathers III) with her high school sweetheart, Marshall Mathers Jr.

tragic death at 31, his former One Direction bandmates — including Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Louis Tomlinson — are now reevaluating their bond.“[Liam’s death] was a wake-up call for all of them. Prior, they kept in touch sporadically but didn’t have close friendships at all,” a source told Us Weekly on Wednesday.The insider noted that the boy band members have since pledged to mend their friendships.“They’re all still mourning but are checking in on each other and feel closer than they have in years,” continued the source. “It brought them back together.”Styles, 30, Tomlinson, 32, and Malik and Horan, both 31, all attended Payne’s private funeral in Amersham, England, last month.

“The Jennifer Hudson Show” with his daughter, Cori Broadus, the two played a game called “Snoop & Cori’s Confessions,” in which the two answered questions about the other. One of the questions the host, Jennifer Hudson asked, was what the most expensive gift Snoop ever gave his daughter was.“It’s the truth, but the only thing about this gift is she never got to open it, or she hasn’t opened it yet,” he shared during the episode on Monday.

including drug dealing and armed robbery – said that his “Anaconda” co-stars were surprised by his knowledge of the region’s history. “They were like, ‘What? I thought you were a gangster!’” The “Spy Kids” actor said that his unusual background helped prepare him for his showbiz career, which includes over 400 credits to date.

biopic about a young Donald Trump at the Marrakech Film Festival.The 64-year-old actor, who has won two Academy Awards, spoke during a press conference Tuesday and accused the Oscars of being “afraid” of embracing “The Apprentice” starring Sebastian Stan as the president-elect, 78.“The Academy have exercised really extraordinary cowardice when it comes to being part of the bigger world of expression, and in fact, have largely been part of limiting the imagination and very limiting of different cultural expressions,” said Penn, per Variety.The “Mystic River” star, who was casually chain-smoking during his rant, said the Oscars and other award ceremonies should be viewed as “television shows first.”“So I don’t I get very excited about what we’ll call the Academy Awards [except for] when a film like ‘The Florida Project,’ or ‘I’m Still Here,’ or, you know, ‘Emilia Perez,’ of the things that are likely to happen this year,” he explained. Penn then addressed the controversy over Ali Abbasi’s “The Apprentice,” which is not expected to be a major contender during awards season, despite receiving an 8-minute standing ovation when it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May.“When something sneaks through, it’s to be celebrated,” said Penn.

Sean Hannity on Fox Nation Tuesday, expressing regret over how he decided to end the pair’s 6-year relationship in 1994.“That’s the most insincere breakup you can get,” he said, adding that he was a “coward” for doing that. “You put it down in words ‘cause you don’t have the guts to do it face to face.”The “Rocky” actor said his “history with relationships” got the better of him and avoided ending things with Flavin in person because “a part of me didn’t want to” break up.Luckily, the pair had managed to find their way back to one another.In 1994, Flavin told People that Stallone sent her a six-page handwritten letter to end their romance.“It was pretty sloppy,” Flavin said.

93rd year of the tradition. More than 50,000 multicolor LED lights will gleam from the impressively tall tree, per NBC. It’s topped by a Swarovski star designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, which was first used in 2018.Here’s everything to know about the event of the season.

an Instagram post Tuesday.The band’s tour manager bravely confronted one of the robbers, who in turn pulled “out a gun,” according to footage of the ordeal that was filmed from inside the gas station“Man runs in saying some guys are smashing into a van,” they continued, alongside video footage of the robbery. “Ran out to try to stop it and find masked guys ransacking the van.”A post shared by Sports Team (@sportsteam)The “Here’s the Thing” hitmakers said that local police advised them to “submit a police report online” as they dealt with the materialistic losses and a smashed passenger window.The band claimed the brazen thieves stole their laptops, in-ear monitors, cameras, and other personal items, Rice told Sky News.Sports Team’s instruments were safe and was able to perform at the Goldfield Trading Post in Sacramento Tuesday night.“They can take our Nintendo Switches but they can never take our ability to play rock songs about motorways,” they quipped.