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Elton John and Brandi Carlile teamed up to perform ‘Little Richard’s Bible’ and ‘Who Believes in Angels’ on Saturday Night Live – watch footage below.Both tracks come from their collaborative album, ‘Who Believes in Angels‘, which came out this Friday (April 4). Taking on the ’50s-inspired ‘Little Richard’s Bible’, the title track of the album, John was behind the piano for a searing solo while Carlile was on guitar.Introduced by host Jack Black and joined by Chad Smith on drums, the pair performed in front of retro-style LED signs, with one illuminated to read: “Who believes in angels?” at the front of the stage when they took on the song.Their new album features backing from the likes of Pino Palladino (Nine Inch Nails, Gary Numan and David Gilmour), Josh Klinghoffer (Pearl Jam, Beck), as well as Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Smith, and includes the recent single ‘Swing For The Fences’ and last year’s ‘Never Too Late’.The pair’s new album follows on from John’s 2021 collaborative LP ‘The Lockdown Sessions’, which featured Carlile along with the likes of Dua Lipa, Miley Cyrus, Stevie Nicks and Lil Nas X.John’s 31st and latest solo album, ‘Regimental Sgt.

a skit that went completely off the rails.Nwodim, 37, talked about the White House’s decision to not have a comedian perform at the Correspondents Dinner, but sold herself for the job anyway by turning into stand-up comedian character named “Miss Eggy.”As “Miss Eggy,” a woman in her 50s with five children, Nwodim paced back and forth on the stage with a purse in her hand and made jokes she would’ve said at the dinner. At one point, the comedian, yelled out, “Miss Eggy don’t what?,” and held her microphone out to the live audience at Studio 8H, who replied, “Play!”Nwodim was thrown off by the audience response.

died of pneumonia at age 65 on April 1. The comedy show flashed a photo of Kilmer on the screen before host Jack Black led the goodnights at the end of Saturday’s episode.Kilmer previously hosted “SNL” on Dec.

Saturday Night Live (SNL) have mocked Morgan Wallen after his abrupt walk-off from the show last week.Last Saturday (March 29), the country singer appeared on the show’s as the musical guest, and made headlines when he abruptly and awkwardly cut his goodbyes short by walking off stage after only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison.Typically, the SNL cast celebrates with the guest musician and host as the credits roll, but Wallen was quick to leave. Then, shortly after his exit, he posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read: “Get me to God’s country”, as he headed back to his home of Tennessee.Now, SNL have responded, mocking Wallen’s abrupt walk-off not once, but twice during last night’s (April 5) show. The first joke came in the show’s cold open, where James Austin Johnson, who was playing President Donald Trump, referenced Wallen’s “God’s country” social media comment.“I even put tariffs on an island uninhabited by humans.

Morgan Wallen for his abrupt exit off-stage as the credits rolled and skipping the afterparty to go to “God’s country.”During the April 5 show’s cold opening, President Donald Trump – played by castmate James Austin Johnson – was giving a rundown of his “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariffs when he made the dig at Wallen.Johnson, standing in a mock White House Rose Garden set, was showing off the larger-than-average poster boards used by the real 47th president to list out the different tariffs being placed on countries and regions across the globe.“It’s time for the really big piece of cardboard,” Johnson said, calling on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, played by Andrew Dismukes.Tariffs were also placed on Heard Island and McDonald Islands — the human-less Australian territories that are only inhabited by penguins.“Ooh McDonald Island, I’d love to visit there,” Johnson said. “Can you imagine that a Big Mac and a Hula skirt, oh la la.”Johnson called for a piece of art depicting an island of animated menu offerings from the fast-food chain.“Get me to God’s Country.

Bill Burr has revealed that he told Pearl Jam‘s Eddie Vedder that he once hated his band at Saturday Night Live‘s recent 50th anniversary show.Burr was the latest guest on Late Night with Seth Meyers to promote his Broadway debut in a stage production of Glengarry Glen Ross, where he stars alongside Kieran Culkin, Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKean.Burr – whose recent music-related news involved the revelation that he might be half-brothers with Billy Corgan – told Meyers that, whenever he’s not needed on stage during each showtime, he retreats to his dressing room to practice AC/DC and Led Zeppelin songs on an electronic drum kit.Meyers, who was also present at SNL50, asked Burr if he “mended fences” with Vedder over a “one-sided issue” he had towards the grunge band.As a hair metal fan in his teens, the arrival of Pearl Jam was admittedly not welcomed by the comedian: “Pearl Jam, that was the band that made me realize my youth was over,” Burr told Meyers.“And then Nirvana came in, and I was like, ‘What’s this?’ They always say, like, Nirvana knocked [the hair metal] out. It was Pearl Jam.

abrupt exit from “Saturday Night Live.”Wallen’s new apparel line includes a T-shirt and a baseball cap, the latter of which is available in two different colors. Each item costs $45.

Morgan Wallen has turned his cryptic social media post after abruptly walking off Saturday Night Live (SNL) into merchandise – check them out below.Last Saturday (March 29), country singer Wallen appeared as the show’s musical guest, and made headlines when he abruptly and awkwardly cut his goodbyes short – only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison. Typically, the SNL cast celebrate with the guest musician and host during the credits roll.Shortly after his exit, Wallen – who is based in Nashville, Tennessee – posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read “Get me to God’s country”.

what Morgan Wallen seemingly said before he exited the “Saturday Night Live” stage after being a musical guest on March 29.“Thank you all so much,” he said, Nicola Hickling told UNILAD, per Slingo. “I had a wonderful time.”Per the expert, host Mikey Madison then replied: “Chatting to you was really good.”Hickling also shared what Colin Jost reportedly said to someone next to him.“You gotta remember how he is feeling,” the 42-year-old “Weekend Update” co-host allegedly said onstage.After quickly hugging the “Anora” actress, 26, Wallen walked off the set before the final credits rolled.The country star, 31, then shared a picture to his Instagram Stories showing an airplane on the runway with the caption: “Get me to God’s country.”“SNL” cast member Kenan Thompson voiced his confusion at Wallen’s abrupt exit.

Kenan Thompson has commented on Morgan Wallen‘s abrupt Saturday Night Live (SNL) exit.Last Saturday (March 29), country singer Wallen appeared as the show’s musical guest, and made headlines when he cut his goodbyes short – only saying farewell to the guest host, Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison. Typically, the SNL cast celebrate with the guest musician and host during the credits roll.Shortly after his exit, Wallen – who is based in Nashville, Tennessee – posted an Instagram Story of a picture of his private jet and a caption that read “Get me to God’s country”.Now, longtime cast member Kenan Thompson has commented on Wallen’s sudden exit in a comment to Entertainment Weekly.

Where there’s a Willis, there’s a way.Bill Murray has recalled the “insane” chore actor Bruce Willis was tasked with on “Saturday Night Live” before he secured his big break and became a Hollywood icon.During an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live” Monday, Murray recalled a time when the “Die Hard” actor worked behind the scenes of the NBC sketch comedy series.“Bruce Willis was a page at NBC when I was on ‘Saturday Night Live.’ This sounds like insane s–t, [but] his job was to come and go to the dressing rooms and refill the M&Ms and pretzels in the actors’ rooms,” Murray said of Willis’ humble beginnings.“I remember when I met him after he was already a successful guy, he said you and Gilda [Radner] were nice to me,” the “Ghostbusters” star told host Andy Cohen.After landing his big break in Hollywood, Willis went on to host “SNL” in 1989 and 2013.During a “Plead the Fifth” segment on the show, Murray was asked to list some of Wes Anderson’s films from most to least favorite, given his longtime collaboration with the director.“Well, ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’ was really all the professional, technical aspects of it– really incredible,” said Murray, who has appeared in a total of nine Wes Anderson films.“For me, ‘Life Aquatic’ [with Steve Zissou] was the most challenging, hard job that I ever had. It almost cost me my life and my personal life.”“‘Moonrise Kingdom’ was a really beautiful, lovely film.

TMZ Monday that “Saturday Night Live” is willing to have the country superstar, 31, on the show again following his abrupt on-stage exit over the weekend.The insiders said “there’s no bad blood” on the show’s end with Wallen. From NBC’s perspective, Wallen walking off the stage as the credits started rolling was “just an awkward moment,” according to the outlet.Additionally, the sources claimed Wallen wasn’t “offended” by anything said during the episode hosted by Mikey Madison.The “Last Night” singer, per TMZ, “had been on the ‘SNL’ set since Thursday and he knew all the jokes that were in the show.” The sources added that “there was no tension” between Wallen and the cast.

“Coming to America” star, 63, recently revealed that he’s only had to audition for one role in his almost 50-year career.Murphy opened up about his early days in the industry and first few gigs in the new Apple TV+ documentary “Number One on the Call Sheet.” He suggested his fame and success as an actor were inevitable – especially after he landed a role on “Saturday Night Live” in 1980.“Early on, I just knew I was going to be fa — I started when I’m around 16, I’m going, ‘I’m gonna be famous,'” the “Beverly Hills Cop” actor said in the new two-part documentary.“When I was 19, I got ‘Saturday Night Live,’ and things just started happening,” Murphy added. “I didn’t go through all of the stuff that a lot of actors, I didn’t go through auditions.”He then revealed the one – and apparently only – acting job he has ever had to audition for.“I had one audition in my whole life,” the “Boomerang” star said.

abruptly walked off the “Saturday Night Live” stage over the weekend. While Wallen, 31, has not addressed the reason for his exit, Thompson is offering up his initial theory on why country music’s bad boy left the stage without acknowledging the “SNL” cast.“I don’t know what goes through people’s minds when they decide to do stuff like that.

sparked controversy for abruptly walking off the stage at Studio 8H over the weekend.As host Mikey Madison closed out the show, Wallen, 31, hugged the “Anora” actress and then exited the stage as the closing credits rolled.Afterward, Wallen, 31, posted a photo of a private plane on his Instagram Story with the caption, “Get me to God’s country.”Patten mocked Wallen’s post on his own IG Stories with a photo of a Krispy Kreme truck with the back end open, and the same caption: “get me to God’s country.”On another slide, Patten screenshot an online comment that read “Guessing Patten’s not a Morgan Wallen fan?” and added an eye-rolling emoji.Patten then posted his Apple Music replay list from 2023 featuring five of Wallen’s songs. “How quickly the media forgets 2023,” Patten wrote.On his next slide, Patten posted a photo of a Krispy Kreme store in New York City and wrote, “Bravely standing up to Whiskey Riff dot com so that my children and grandchildren won’t have to.” Patten’s post was played to Wallen and Post Malone’s song “I Had Some Help.”The Post has reached out to Wallen’s rep for comment.Wallen served as the musical guest on “SNL” this weekend and performed “I’m the Problem” and “Just in Case,” both from his upcoming fourth studio album that comes out in May.But Wallen made headlines for his unexplained exit from the stage before the NBC episode even ended.The Grammy nominee seemingly skipped the after-party that night based on his post about leaving New York on the private plane.Viewers of the sketch comedy series bashed Wallen on social media for his behavior, calling him a “petty loser” and “tone-deaf.”“Morgan Wallen said I didn’t want to be here either.

SpongeBob SquarePants into an HBO-style drama on Saturday Night Live. Check it out below.The Oscar-winning actress hosted the show on Saturday (March 29) alongside musical guest, country singer Morgan Wallen.During the episode, she teamed up with comedy group Please Don’t Destroy for a dramatised take on Spongebob Squarepants.It saw Madison attend her SNL writer’s meeting dressed as Squidward, brainstorming a live-action TV adaptation of the iconic Nickelodeon show that insisted was really about “a friend group navigating life in their early 20s.”The group of writers – comprised of comedians Martin Herlihy, John Higgins and Ben Marshall – were less than convinced, arguing it’s more about “a funny sponge”, and that developing a TV show would take “three years”.The sketch then cut to the future to reveal that they had spent years on the project, culminating in an HBO-style adaptation that saw Madison’s Squidward romantically involved with Spongebob having uncomfortable conversations about money.

“Saturday Night Live” before the episode was over.Wallen, who served as the episode’s musical guest last night, stood next to host Mikey Madison as she closed out the show with the rest of the cast behind them.The “Whiskey Glasses” singer then leaned over to Madison, 26, whispered something to her, gave her a one-armed hug and walked off the stage as everyone else celebrated completing another episode. Following his unexplained exit, Wallen posted a photo of a private plane on his Instagram Story with the caption, “Get me to God’s country.” He seemingly didn’t go to the afterparty.

opening monologue.“I can prove it right now,” the actress added, as she walked towards a dancer’s pole. The segment then cut to a muscular person in a brunette wig and Madison’s same sparkly black dress doing spread-eagle handstands on the pole.Madison plays a New York stripper who marries the wealthy son of a Russian oligarch in “Anora.” The film, directed by Sean Baker, won five Oscars including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actress for Madison.Heading into the Oscars, Demi Moore was predicted to win Best Actress for her performance in “The Substance,” which won her a Golden Globe Award and a Screen Actors Guild Award.In her March 2 acceptance speech, Madison honored her fellow nominees — Moore, Karla Sofia Gascón, Cynthia Erivo and Fernanda Torres — and called her win “a dream come true.” She also took a moment to honor the sex worker community.“Yes, I will continue to support and be an ally.

Jack Black has revealed his is having “night terrors” ahead of his first time hosting Saturday Night Live in 20 years.The actor and musician was announced as the host of the April 5 edition of the sketch show earlier this month, where he will be joined by musical guests Elton John and Brandi Carlile.With a week to go before the show, Black appeared at the London premiere of his new film A Minecraft Movie in Leicester Square on Sunday (March 30), where he was asked about his state of mind for his SNL return.He told Variety that it feels “cray cray” and “very exciting” to be hosting the NBC show again, adding he is “having lots of nightmares and night terrors and also fond memories flooding back.”Asked how he thinks the writer’s room will go ahead of the live broadcast on Saturday, he added: “You know what they’re thinking about right now? They are just all in a dead coma from last night’s show. Maybe some of them are thinking of some ideas, but I’m really thinking it’s one of those shows they put together in one week, that’s part of the excitement.”Black has hosted three times in the past, the most recent of those coming in December 2005 while promoting Peter Jackson’s King Kong.A Minecraft Movie is based on the titular best-selling video game, which is set in a land made entirely of square-shaped blocks called the Overworld.

Morgan Wallen performed ‘I’m The Problem’ and ‘Just In Case’ on Saturday Night Live last night (March 39). Check it out below.This weekend’s show was hosted by Oscar-winning Anora star Mikey Madison, and marked Wallen’s second time as SNL‘s musical guest, following his 2020 debut.The country singer performed two tracks from his forthcoming fourth studio album ‘I’m the Problem’, opening with the title track and following up with ‘Just In Case’.Fans have been reacting as he seemed to reveal the full tracklist for ‘I’m the Problem’ during his second performance, after a list of song titles flashed on an old TV screen on the floor behind him as he sang.‘I Got Better’ and ‘Where’d That Go’ were among some hinted at, as well as tracks ‘Come Back as a Redneck’ and ‘What I Want’ which included featured artists whose names were redacted.

Morgan Wallen is performing at this year.After serving as “Saturday Night Live’s” musical guest alongside host Mikey Madison on Saturday, the polarizing country star will put on his inaugural, self-curated Sand In My Boots Festival this May and then take off on his summer 2025 ‘I’m The Problem Tour’ with special guests Brooks & Dunn, Thomas Rhett on select dates as well as others.Based on our findings, the 31-year-old doesn’t have any New York or New Jersey dates on his itinerary other than the quick “SNL” gig. As of now, the closest he’ll get to the Tri-state is when he hits Foxborough, MA’s Gillette Stadium on Friday, Aug.