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Pete Davidson sang in a Barbie spoof sketch on Saturday Night Live‘s season premiere addressing the comedian’s recent controversies – watch the clip below.The SNL alumni returned to Studio 8H to host the first episode of the show’s 49th season last night (October 14). Davidson appeared in a spoof remake of ‘I’m Just Ken’ from the Barbie movie (a scene which was nearly cut from the original film).Singing morosely from a plastic-pink Barbie dreamhouse littered with bongs and drinks, Davidson began by referencing the lukewarm reception to his new show Bupkis: “No one cares about the work I do,” he crooned.

Pete Davidson put his life under the microscope while spoofing Ryan Gosling‘s iconic Barbie song “I’m Just Ken” on Saturday Night Live.

90 Day Fiance” couple Yara Zaya and her husband, Jovi Dufren, love Halloween. They have decided to start the festivities this spooky season with a spot-on Jasmine Pineda and Gino Palazzolo spoof.TLC fans know that some days it takes a lot to stay on top of all the latest “90 Day Fiance” cast members and spinoffs. But most viewers know all about Yara Zaya and Jovi Dufren’s story.

The Chainsmokers put their own funny spin on a steamy photo that Hailey and Justin Bieber posed for while promoting their new single “Summertime Friends.”

EXCLUSIVE: The Veterans is launching international sales on upcoming UK period comedy Fackham Hall at Toronto and has unveiled first members of the ensemble cast.

Offset apparently has no worries about his recent relationship turmoil with Cardi B!

Offset is showing off his silly side. The Migos rapper pokes fun at his recent online drama with wife Cardi B while drumming up serious buzz for his new music.

Lily-Rose Depp is reacting to Chloe Fineman's spot-on impression of her character, Jocelyn, on, and the actress' reaction can be summed up with three simple letters — LOL.Depp dropped a comment on Fineman's viral post from Thursday, in which the star spoofs Depp's pop-star protagonist, Jocelyn, with an exaggerated portrayal that includes smoking half a dozen cigarettes, wearing a backward bra and speaking with the same vernacular Depp's Jocelyn uses on the show.«Does my song f**k?» Fineman's spoof asks in the video while wearing dark eye shadow. «Like, music should f**k.»At one point, Fineman pulls a lacy red robe over her head and ties it around her neck, eerily similar to Jocelyn near the end of episode 1 when Abel Tesfaye's character, the club owner Tedros, tells her to «block out her world» and then covers her head in a red robe before puzzlingly proceeding with erotic asphyxiation.

A brand new Irn-Bru advert has been unveiled, which reignites the "taste debate" with a hilarious crime thriller parody.

EXCLUSIVE: Vladimir Putin is set to get the Keeping Up With The Kardashians treatment in a deep fake project for Channel 4.

Courteney Cox dropped in on Instagram Saturday to make her fans laugh with a skit that included Drake.The 58-year-old actress — who was recently spotted in Santa Monica —  shared a seconds-long clip in which the Canadian music artist, 36, gave her the finger.The snippet began with Drake — full name Aubrey Drake Graham — dancing to his hit song Sticky.He was the center of attention as he caught a glimpse of Cox and a person tagged as @hwsimp appearing to snap a selfie.Drake signaled to them that it was against the rules by wagging a finger before the mom-of-one said, 'Oh, I wasn't taking a photo of you!' New post: Courteney Cox dropped in on Instagram Saturday to make her fans laugh with a skit that included Drake The Degrassi star then looked like he was making amends by offering his hand for a fist bump.When Courteney extended her hand in accordance he slapped it down and flipped her off instead, simultaneously blowing a raspberry off-camera. The Friends alum wrote in the caption, 'No pictures allowed…got it!' and added 'Thanks for the inspo @maxgoodrich!'The skit was originally produced by Max Goodrich, a content creator and comedian who uploaded his version of the post January 31.The funnyman wrote over the content in white font, 'POV: You're at the club with Drake.'It began similarly to Cox's spoof, with Drake dancing and being egged on by partygoers.His hair was styled in braids with a folded bandana wrapped around his head as he rocked huge diamond earrings.Max appeared in the crowd, holding a cup in his hand as he danced along with everyone else unsuspectingly.

Michael B. Jordan became the State Farm agent from hell in an inspired Saturday Night Live skit based on the famous commercial series.

Miss France Eva Colas’ introduction at the recent Miss Universe made her a global viral star, with viewers calling her screeching “France” shoutout anything from satanic to rooster-like. The moment was immortalized on Saturday Night Live, with host Aubrey Plaza as Miss France.

Back from a commercial break, Dave Chappelle returned to the Saturday Night Live stage to address the audience and asked if they were watching House of the Dragon before introducing a spoof sneak peek of the HBO series – with some help from some of his Chappelle’s Show characters.

Saturday Night Live took on the Republicans’ lineup of high-profile midterm candidates Herschel Walker, Dr. Oz and Kari Lake, skewering them for their lack of experience and extremist ideas even as they have a good shot at winning their races, driven by their celebrity status.

The amusing paparazzi-style shots have included, among many others, Donald Trump getting a spray tan; the Queen, Camilla and Kate having their hair done; and David Beckham clad only in his pants and fluffy oven gloves cooking fish fingers for his wife Victoria. But until last month, the Queen was the photographer’s number one muse.Jackson famously staged lookalikes of the Monarch shopping at Tesco and eating breakfast in bed with her corgis.

Kim Kardashian is channeling her inner Dragon Queen. HBO’s “House of the Dragon” and its reigning Targaryen family got “The Kardashians” treatment on Wednesday night in a hilarious spoof on “The Late Late Show With James Corden”: The Targashians.

Kim Kardashian is channeling her inner Dragon Queen. HBO's  and its reigning Targaryen family got treatment on Wednesday night in a hilarious spoof on: . The show opens on newly-crowned King Keith Targashian, played bythe late-night host, offering a pardon to one of his longtime enemies.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent David Zucker and Pat Proft, the veteran American filmmakers behind cult comedy franchises including “The Naked Gun” and “Airplane!,” are set to executive produce a Nordic Noir comedy spoof series called “NoPoFo.” The anthology series is being produced by lkkas’ Creative Studio, a recently-launched Finnish company. BBC Studios Nordics has come on board as a co-producer. Billed as “Nordic Noir meets ‘Police Squad!,‘” the 10-part series follows three elite agents from the Nordic Police Force (NoPoFo) who are tasked with solving the sort of murders that Nordic psychopaths do so well. Each half-hour episode is set in a different Nordic country and features a different cast of supporting characters, including a serial killer who only murders bad heavy rock bands, and an Instagram obsessive who creates ice sculptures out of his victims.

The film world loves to spoof and send up its process, its traditions, and its various neurosis. And the new IFC Films comedy “Official Competition” narrows in on a meta, self-satirizing look at the film industry, the creative process, and the star-obsessed film festival industrial complex.

Cumberbitches, get ready to see Benedict in a way you’ve never seen before — sipping hooch on a toilet and living his best life!