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Netflix only offered half of Wednesday’s second season with the show’s return in early August, but that was more than enough to secure a big opening in the U.S. streaming charts.

The Addams Family-inspired series logged 3.75 billion minutes of viewing for the week of Aug. 4-10. That’s the second largest single-week total for any streaming title on the Nielsen charts in 2025, behind only the 4.6 billion minutes for Squid Game in the first week of the year. The 3.75 billion is also behind the massive opening week for season one of Wednesday in November 2022 (just under 6 billion minutes), but that figure was for the full season and came over the Thanksgiving holiday, when TV viewing is considerably higher than in early August. (The second half of Wednesday’s season debuted on Sept. 3.)

King of the Hill also had a big return, drawing 1.21 billion viewing minutes on Hulu...

It’s almost time to dive back into the waters for Shark Tank Season 17. In just three weeks, the competition series returns on a new night and with a new set of guest sharks and entrepreneurs hoping for investment opportunities with the sharks. TV Insider has an exclusive new look at the teaser and key art for the season, which shows the six main sharks coasting along on a magic carpet ride made of money and reaching for the next bright lightbulb of an idea. In the above-embedded first-look, you’ll see the season’s dealmaking hopefuls bringing their pitches to the stage. That includes a familiar face: SNL alum...

Saturday Night Live (SNL) has been a Saturday night tradition since the mid-70s, blending satire with goofy sketches that leave viewers quoting punchlines for weeks. Born in 1975 from the mind of Lorne Michaels, the NBC show has been the launchpad for some of the brightest comedic stars in Hollywood. The alumni list feels like a comedy hall of fame—Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Jimmy Fallon, Bill Murray, Seth Meyers, and so many others who gained early experience under the bright studio lights before heading off to bigger stages.

Now gearing up for Season 51, the show isn’t slowing down. Alongside its returning faces, it’s introducing a fresh wave of talent.

Another era of pre-taped "Saturday Night Live" sketches is coming to a close with news that Please Don't Destroy, the heir apparent to The Lonely Island, is ... destroyed.

Okay, "destroyed" is dramatic, but I had to — and to be blunt, two of the comedians are still involved with "SNL." Amidst news of exits — like those of Emil Wakim and Michael Longfellow — and new cast additions like chaotic "Dropout" standout Jeremy Culhane, we learned that Ben Marshall, one of the three members of "Please Don't Destroy," is becoming a featured player as a part of the "SNL" cast for season 51. According to a report in Vulture, which also learned the group...

"Saturday Night Live" is really shaking things up for season 51. Following the star-studded 50th anniversary season that just wrapped up in spring 2025, several cast members will not be returning to the show, ranging from the more recent addition Michael Longfellow to longtime performer Heidi Gardner. However, that's not stopping showrunner Lorne Michaels from bringing in some new talent to the late night sketch show.

NBC just announced the newest members of the "SNL" cast for the upcoming 51st season. Five new comedians are being added to the roster, including one who "SNL" fans will already be quite familiar with.

Ben Marshall has joined the cast of "SNL" as a featured player,...

As Ben Marshall, one of the co-founders of comedy troupe Please Don’t Destroy, joins the full-time cast of Saturday Night Live, the move marks an end to one of the NBC’s shows most viral groups.

As Deadline reported with the cast additions, the trio are going separate ways when it comes to SNL; Martin Herlihy will stay on as a writer and John Higgins is going to focus on acting outside SNL.

But there were signs this was going to happen in some shape.

The trio radically reduced the amount of videos they produced for the show last year. Across 21 episodes they produced six, including ones featuring hosts such as Charli Xcx, Jon Hamm and Mikey Madison. This was considerably down on the 10 they produced in Season 49 and the 11 they produced in Season 48. It was even lower than their first year on the show, where they got seven videos on.

After hitting VOD last week, The Home will be released on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on September 23.

The 4K Uhd edition is available exclusive through Lionsgate Limited. Priced at $29.99, it’s housed in a digipak with a slipcase.

“Saturday Night Live” alum Pete Davidson stars in the psychological horror film from The Purge creator James DeMonaco,

Special features:

Audio commentary by director James DeMonaco and producer Sébastien K. Lemercier Seeing Is Believing: Making The Home Theatrical trailer

Max, a rebellious 20-something, is sentenced to community service at a quiet retirement home as the on-site superintendent. It could be a fresh start for Max — if he plays by the one rule: never,...

Lewis Pullman and Kaia Gerber were recently spotted in Venice, Italy, where they shared a romantic night (via TMZ). They went public with their relationship on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival (via InStyle). The two stars engaged in Pda at the event, where Pullman’s film The Testament of Ann Lee was being premiered.

Gerber was seen in a sheer black lace dress, while Pullman wore a black suit with a bowtie. He and Gerber held hands and even shared a kiss on the red carpet. The actor rose to prominence with roles in Outer Range, Top Gun: Maverick, and Lessons in Chemistry. He recently appeared as the Marvel character,...

HBO’s highly anticipated ‘Harry Potter’ series is officially bringing a familiar face back to Hogwarts. Warwick Davis, who portrayed the beloved Charms Master Filius Flitwick across all eight original films, will reprise his role in the new adaptation. While Davis was double-billed in the films as both Flitwick and goblin banker Griphook, this time he’ll focus solely on the former, with actor Leigh Gill stepping in to play Griphook.

Joining Davis on the Hogwarts faculty are Sirine Saba as Herbology Professor Pomona Sprout, Richard Durden as the ghostly History of Magic teacher Professor Cuthbert Binns, and Bríd Brennan as the ever-reliable school nurse Madam Poppy Pomfrey.

The student body is also taking shape,...

Doug Liman, the director behind high-octane hits like ‘The Bourne Identity’ and ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith,’ has signed on to helm ‘Killing Satoshi,’ a conspiracy thriller that dives deep into the mythos surrounding Nakamoto and why the answer to his identity could destabilise the global power structure.

Leading the cast are Oscar winner Casey Affleck (Manchester by the Sea) and comedian-turned-actor Pete Davidson (The King of Staten Island). The project is keeping its character roles under tight wraps, but the pairing suggests a mix of tense drama and unexpected edge.

Satoshi Nakamoto is one of the most mysterious names in modern history — the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin whose identity has never been confirmed.

Elsie Hewitt is showing off her baby bump!

The 29-year-old model went on vacation with her comedian boyfriend Pete Davidson recently and shared several snaps of their getaway on her Instagram account.

In the photos, Elsie shows off her baby bump among some romantic moments with 31-year-old Pete. In the photos, the progress Pete has made on his tattoo removal journey is in full display as some of the tattoos have are fading away.

Keep reading to find out more…

The first photo in the post features Pete and his pregnant girlfriend Elsie posing for a mirror selfie. While Elsie shows off her baby bump in the mirror, shirtless Pete...

At “Saturday Night Live,” there’s drama before you get to the comedy.

Every year at about this time, credulous observers of the venerable late-night NBC showcase get flustered by a series of cast changes that roll out about four to six weeks ahead of the next season premiere of the program. Sometimes, “SNL” just adds a few featured players. In other years, a good chunk of cast veterans opt to depart. At some points in time, cost constraints or network edicts have forced executive producer Lorne Michaels to make personnel moves he might not otherwise wish to put into practice.

The increase in hand-wringing around the process, which has become an ingrained element of the “SNL” calendar, is more humorous than some of “SNL’s” skits.

In recent days, three young members of the “SNL” cast — featured player Emil Wakim and early-tenured Devon Walker and Michael Longfellow — have announced their exits from the show,...

When it comes to romance, Elsie Hewitt has definitely had a headline-worthy roster. Before her current chapter with Pete Davidson, the London-born model was best known for her brief but tumultuous relationship with Ryan Phillippe back in 2017, which ended amidst public legal drama and allegations of assault that were ultimately settled out of court.

After Phillippe, Elsie dated music producer Benny Blanco from 2019 to 2020—this time the breakup was far less dramatic. More recently, rumors linked her to Jason Sudeikis in early 2024, but nothing was ever confirmed by either star.

Elsie first started making news with Pete Davidson in March 2025, quickly becoming one of the most-watched couples in celebrity news.

Three of this year’s recent theatrical horror releases made their debuts at home this week, while the big screen is being taken over by Troma’s monster hero for the long holiday weekend.

Here’s all the new horror released from August 25 – August 31, 2025!

For daily reminders about new horror releases, be sure to follow @HorrorCalendar.

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. reprise their roles as Julie James and Ray Bronson in new legacy sequel I Know What You Did Last Summer, now available at home.

Over 30 minutes of special features will have you hooked on this killer movie night at home, including behind-the-scenes footage, bloopers, deleted scenes, easter eggs and more.

Variety reports that Pete Davidson and Casey Affleck are set to star in Killing Satoshi, a conspiracy thriller directed by Doug Liman about the identity of the mysterious individual behind the creation of Bitcoin.

“I love David and Goliath stories,” Liman said in a statement. “Killing Satoshi follows unlikely antiheroes taking on the most powerful people on the planet in an epic battle that strikes at the core of what is money and who controls it. I’m so excited to be collaborating with Casey Affleck again opposite the incredible Pete Davidson.“

Producer Ryan Kavanaugh added, “This is not just a movie about Bitcoin and its elusive and mysterious origins...

Saturday Night Live continues to overhaul its cast ahead of season 51. News broke that Michael Longfellow will not return, coming as a bit of a surprise to some fans who thought big things were in the performer's future. However, the writing was on the wall throughout season 50.

According to Deadline, Longfellow is done at Saturday Night Live after three seasons. He joined SNL as a featured player during season 48 and had just been promoted the previous year. Longfellow joins Devon Walker and Molly Kearney as the cast members from that cast to be let go, with only Marcello Hernandez remaining at Studio 8H.

Now, Longfellow becomes the third cast member...

Satoshi Nakamoto is a man whose very existence remains hotly debated. Now the Bitcoin creator is getting the big-screen treatment.

Doug Liman has signed on to direct “Killing Satoshi,” a conspiracy thriller that looks to unravel one of the most enduring mysteries of the 21st century: the secret identity of Nakamoto and why the answer threatens the global power structure. Oscar winner Casey Affleck (“Manchester by the Sea”) and Pete Davidson (“The King of Staten Island”) will star in the film, with their character descriptions being kept under wraps.

Nick Schenk, who has collaborated with Clint Eastwood on two of his more recent movies — “Gran Torino” and “The Mule” — wrote the screenplay, which traces an elite cabal’s diabolical plans to make sure that the truth never surfaces.

“Killing Satoshi” marks the mainstream Hollywood return of Ryan Kavanaugh, the high-flying Relativity Media chief who financed such films as “The Social Network,...

Roman Reigns is making his future WWE plans clear, and he doesn’t intend to go down the John Cena path. Appearing on Stephanie McMahon’s What’s Your Story?, he shared that he wanted to carve a different path for himself when it came to juggling his film and WWE career. He shared, “I wanted to be the first guy who could do both.”

Reigns’ comment came on the backdrop of Cena stepping away from the ring at the end of this year to focus more on his Hollywood career. Before Cena, Reigns’ cousin, The Rock, and Batista were two other wrestlers who chose Hollywood over WWE. Reigns shared...

Ron Perlman has done the unthinkable. The actor's underrated sci-fi movie, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, was able to temporarily take the No. 1 spot from KPop Demon Hunters on Netflix.

According to FlixPatrol, Rise of the Beasts was the No. 1 movie on Netflix in the United States on Aug. 26 and Aug. 27, sending KPop Demon Hunters down to second place. However, as of today, KPop Demon Hunters has reclaimed the top spot and is even making a play for No. 2, with its Sing-along version currently sitting at No. 3. As for the seventh live-action/CG Transformers movie, it's now ranked No. 2 on the Netflix streaming chart.

Ron Perlman Voiced Optimus Primal in...

There’s a dizzying array of comics lined up for the Riyadh Comedy Festival this month, an impressive roster that includes Dave Chappelle, Pete Davidson, Bill Burr, Kevin Hart, Sam Morril, Whitney Cummings, Louis C.K. and Tom Segura.

While the gig undoubtedly pays well, the optics are terrible. Critics point out that Saudi Arabia uses golf tournaments and entertainment festivals to draw attention away from human rights abuses. And comedians will likely be muzzled during their performances. “Saudi Arabia is known for limiting freedom of expression when it comes to the arts,” says Deadline, “typically dictating on the offer sheet, per multiple agents, what cannot be said on topics like religion,...

I like to imagine that Lorne Michaels is opening up this article with the kind of huff and eye-roll typically reserved for a 13-year-old girl who isn’t afraid to yell at her parents. “Hot people?” he mutters under his breath. “Who gives a fuck?” Decades of dedicated myth-building to become one of the most powerful people in comedy, and now there are hordes of people with appalling screen-time stats accusing the television legend of being “allergic to serving.”

But that’s where we’re at after the departures of both Emil Wakim and Devon Walker on Saturday Night Live. Not only are the first announced departures both people of color,...

A new horror film called The Home, from The Purge franchise creator James DeMonaco, reached theatres a few weeks ago, and while JoBlo’s own Tyler Nichols wasn’t thrilled by the movie (you can read his 4/10 review Here), if you want to give the movie a try for yourself, you can now do so in the comfort of your own home. The Home has been given a VOD release and is available to watch on Amazon, where it can be purchased for the price of $12.74 or rented for just $7.74.

Scripted by DeMonaco and Adam Canto, The Home sees Davidson taking on the role of Max, a troubled man who...

NFL superstar Travis Kelce and international pop music icon Taylor Swift are getting married, and if they have a summer wedding, it might just kill Lorne Michaels.

Earlier today, arguably the biggest entertainment news of the year broke along with the internet when Swift and Kelce posted a joint Instagram album filled with flowery, impeccably framed engagement photos with the caption, “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married.” The celebrity super-power-couple’s engagement, along with the massive rock now hanging from Swift’s left ring finger, will, no doubt, loom large over the upcoming NFL season as Fox, CBS and NBC fine-tune their high-definition cameras to perfectly capture Swift’s smiling,...

Watch The Home at home, as the psychological horror film is now available on VOD for rent ($9.99) or purchase ($14.99).

Pete Davison stars as Max, a rebellious 20-something sentenced to community service at a quiet retirement home. The residents on the fourth floor are strictly off-limits, said to require “special care.”

As his suspicions grow and he digs deeper, Max uncovers a chilling secret that puts both the residents’ lives and his own in grave danger.

The Purge creator James DeMonaco directs from a script he co-wrote with Adam Cantor. Bill Block produces.

John Glover, Bruce Altman, Ethan Phillips, and Marilee Talkington round out the cast.

DeMonaco told Bloody Disgusting, “The...

A new week means new movies to add to your queue. From a blockbuster robot adventure to a fresh British mystery and a timely true crime doc, Netflix has something landing almost every weekday. Everything here is set for the week of Monday August 25 through Sunday August 31, so you can plan what to stream and when to hit play.

Below you will find each title with its key details and when it arrives. Release days are listed in local dates for this week so you can mark your calendar with confidence and jump straight to what interests you most.

‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ (2023) Paramount Pictures

The latest entry in...

A fresh week on Netflix is packed with big screen spectacle, buzzy book adaptations, a homegrown Italian comedy, a heartfelt Korean romance, and a chilling true crime story. The rollout runs from Monday August 25 through Friday August 29, so you can plan your watchlist around a splashy blockbuster start and a stacked end of the week.

Below you will find each new film with the exact day it lands, plus essential details like plot, cast, creators, and source material. Dates in this guide refer to the week of Monday August 25 to Sunday August 31.

‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ (2023) Paramount Pictures

The new arrival hits Netflix on Monday August 25. Set in 1994, the...

Pete Davidson revealed that he removed all but one of his tattoos, and no one could have guessed which one he decided to keep.

Davidson, who is best known for his comedic roles on SNL and Peacock’s Bupkis, was famously tatted from the neck down. But in 2020, he decided to begin the $200,000 process of removing all of them.All except for one of Hillary Clinton.

“Hillary’s staying, I love Hillary. I got Hillary after she lost,” he said. “One, I know her personally and she’s a lovely lady,” he said of the 2016 presidential candidate. “But also … she’s tough, man. She was really at the forefront of...

Stars: Pete Davidson, John Glover, Mary Beth Peil, Bruce Altman, Ethan Phillips, Jessica Hecht, Victor Williams | Written by James DeMonaco, Adam Cantor | Directed by James DeMonaco

While he has been working since the mid-90s, with his first credit being for co-writing Francis Ford Coppola’s Jack, writer/director James DeMonaco is best known for creating an enduring horror franchise in The Purge. After passing the directorial torch onto other creatives, DeMonaco stepped away from the series for 2021’s drama This is the Night, and now returns to the horror genre. He may be best associated with a high-concept franchise, but The Home is a more confined affair.

Grappling with...

Plot: An irreverent high-speed thriller follows a former teenage getaway driver who is dragged back into her unsavory past when a previous employer offers her the chance to save the life of her chronically unreliable ex-boyfriend.

Review: If I had a choice between the over-the-top theatricality of The Fast Saga and The Italian Job or the more grounded world of Drive, Ronin, or The Usual Suspects, I would take the latter every time. While Baby Driver is a rare blend of both, Edgar Wright’s film skews more unbelievable than believable. Shawn Simmons’ feature directorial debut, Eenie Meanie, looked in trailers to be closer to Baby Driver. Still, I was...

Opening Frightfest this year is the UK Premiere of The Home, from director James DeMonaco – a name fans may recognise as creator of popular horror franchise The Purge.

Pete Davidson of SNL fame returns to horror after dipping his toe in 2022’s comedy slasher Bodies Bodies Bodies. This time, Davidson’s role is expanded from minor ‘token B list celebrity’ character to leading role in this geriatric genre piece.

Despite reportedly spending an estimated $200’000 in recent years lasering away his own famous inkings, Pete plays the troubled, tattooed Max, sentenced to complete a period of community service in a retirement home in return for his latest brush with the law.

Elsie Hewitt is showing off her growing baby bump!

The 29-year-old model is currently pregnant and expecting her first child with boyfriend Pete Davidson, and she flaunted her tiny bump in a new Instagram video.

“my little...

The Home (2025), directed by James DeMonaco and starring Pete Davidson and John Glover, arrives on Blu-ray from Lionsgate Home Entertainment on September 23. The horror thriller follows a young man assigned to community service at a retirement home where the fourth floor is off-limits and a dangerous secret emerges. The disc includes an audio commentary by James DeMonaco and producer Sebastien K. Lemercier, plus the featurette Seeing is Believing - Making The Home and the theatrical trailer. The main feature is offered with optional English, English Sdh, and Spanish subtitles. Plotwise, the film centers on a rebellious twentysomething who uncovers troubling truths about the home's residents and the staff responsible for them,...

Maybe it’s the bulging eyes, or his dark-hearted, dopey sense of humour, but there’s an edge to Pete Davidson that makes him a perfect genre movie stooge. A loveable fuck-up who takes whatever progressively hideous situation he finds himself in totally in his stride. Never overwhelmed, even by the very gnarliest of plot twists.

Which is likely why The Purge’s James DeMonaco has bet so big on the stand-up in The Home. Not just casting Davidson front and centre in this, the director’s first stab at horror in the best part of a decade, but seemingly building the entire movie around him too. A low-rent, almost...

Yo ho ho, Jason Momoa may have a swashbuckling new film. After unleashing his Apple TV+ series Chief of War to rave reviews earlier this month and starring in the box-office-busting A Minecraft Movie earlier this year, he's coming on board to produce The Pirate at Amazon MGM Studios, alongside The Fall Guy director David Leitch. The project stems from a script penned by Will Dunn and, if deals go through, it will be designed around Momoa as the star with Leitch in line to potentially direct. Talks are still ongoing at this time, though, with Momoa negotiating to produce through his On the Roam banner and Leitch joining Kelly McCormick through their 87North Productions.

Rebel Ridge and Green Room director Jeremy Saulnier is ready to team up with two of Hollywood’s hottest up-and-coming stars, as Chase Sui Wonders and Sophie Wilde, join the cast of the filmmaker’s latest feature, October.

Saulnier’s new project is from A24, though the filmmaker and the studio remain tight-lipped about plot and character details. According to Deadline‘s exclusive report, October is “a figurative thriller set on Halloween.” Saulnier directs October from his own script, with A24 producing and financing.

Rich Peete, Eli Bush, Jeremy Saulnier, and Skei Saulnier join the production effort, with Ronald Bronstein, Josh Safdie, Traci Carlson, Elliot Coley, and Macon Blair executive producing through Bonnerville Pictures.

After scaring indie horror fans with Danny and Michael Philippou’s 2022 hit Talk to Me, Sophie Wilde brought her talents to features like The Portable Door and Haline Reijn’s steamy erotic thriller Babygirl, which starred Nicole Kidman,...

Jason Momoa is now in talks to join forces with John Wick director David Leitch for a wild new action thriller. It has been revealed that the Aquaman and A Minecraft Movie star will both take the lead and produce the action thriller, which boasts the kind of elevator pitch that action movie dreams are often made of.

Coming via Deadline, Momoa and Leitch will team-up for The Pirate, which has been described as “The Raid set on a pirate ship.” In case you’ve been living on Mars in a cave with your eyes shut and your fingers in your ears, The Raid is nothing less than one of...

Davidson stars as a convict doing community service in a home for older people, in a film that falls short on internal logic and feels like a subpar Get Out

In this retirement home horror, Pete Davidson plays Max, a graffiti artist who must work in a plush-yet-spooky facility as part of his community service. This deal is worked out by his foster father as a last-ditch effort to keep him out of prison; he’s been spiralling towards the drain since the death of his older foster brother, who apparently killed himself, and whose memory haunts Max’s dreams.

You don’t cast Davidson for his everyman qualities as he’s not quite your average Joe; he’s much more plausible as, say, a TikTok star or a charismatic drug dealer. He’s also become something of an avatar for youth, one of those thirtysomethings that can credibly evoke...

Despite going through a few tough breakups in the past, Madelyn Cline isn’t afraid to give her own take on romance. Admitting that she hasn’t exactly “figured it out” yet, The Map That Leads to You star still shared a piece of dating advice, via People. While promoting her upcoming movie, Cline dropped some advice that people may call controversial.

Best love advice. I dunno. Fall in love, don’t be afraid of it. Look, historically, I haven’t been, like, the most successful [at love], so don’t take advice from me until I figure it out. But yeah, my advice is don’t be afraid to fall in love.

The Outer Banks star said the best thing you can do is not be scared of falling in love, no matter how many times you’ve been hurt before. According to her, love is still worth the risk. The advice feels bold,...

The biggest releases and surprise standouts are all jostling for your attention right now, and there is a lot to take in. Sequels return to long loved characters, fresh takes reboot classic franchises, and a few original stories push into the spotlight with impressive ensembles. If you are sorting out what to watch next, this countdown gives you the essentials in a quick and friendly way so you can spot the titles that fit your mood.

Below you will find the latest weekly lineup presented as a true countdown. Each entry includes clear details like the cast, the year, the runtime, and the rating, along with where it sits within a larger series when that applies. Skim it, save it, and get your watchlist ready.

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‘Freaky Tales’ brings together a wide ensemble that includes Pedro Pascal, Ben Mendelsohn, Ji young Yoo, Jay Ellis, Angus Cloud, Normani, Jack Champion,...

Michael Bay has produced movies like Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, and The Island. However, the filmmaker may be best known for his work with the Transformers franchise, beginning with 2007’s Transformers, which he also directed.

Per FlixPatrol, two years after its release, the Bay-produced Transformers: Rise of the Beastsis finding new life on streaming. The movie, from director Steven Caple Jr. and writers Joby Harold, Darnell Metayer, Josh Peters, Erich Hoeber, and Jon Hoeber, is the No. 3 title on MGM+’s Top 10. It’s just behind The Institute and Jason Statham’s A Working Man to claim the third spot on the streamer. This isn't the first time Rise of the Beasts has experienced a surge in streaming, as in July, it was in the No. 8 spot on MGM+.

Released in 2023, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts earned an impressive $442 million at the worldwide box office against its budget of about $200 million.

Pete Davidson is looking back on the fallout after he decided to pull the plug on his Peacock series Bupkis.

The 30-year-old comedian and actor opened up about the situation during a new interview with The Breakfast Club, where he also discussed his sobriety and life in the spotlight.

“I canceled Bupkis and I got in trouble for it ’cause I didn’t— I love that show, I loved doing Bupkis, I had a blast, thank you [host Charlamagne tha God] for being in it,” Pete shared.

“It just got to a point where I got really tired of my whole career just being my personal life, and living through that is sort of traumatic — not to be lame — but it’s traumatic to live in your own crap all the time.”

Keep reading to find out more…

Pete explained that even though the show was inspired by his real life, outside input started...

Pete Davidson says he ended Peacock’s Bupkis despite a Season 2 renewal and that the move briefly put him “in purgatory” with NBCUniversal, describing the company’s reaction as “not pleased.” In a new radio interview, the comedian said he “got in trouble” after deciding the semi-autobiographical show kept dragging his real life into the spotlight, adding that a proposed creative direction made him uncomfortable. He also said he covered costs for staff affected by the decision: “I took care of the writers’ room and anyone who didn’t get paid that needed to.”

The remarks clarify a March 2024 announcement that halted the series after one season, less than a year after it had been picked up for more episodes. At the time, Davidson framed the choice as closing a chapter, while thanking collaborators and the network. Bupkis premiered May 4, 2023, and followed a heightened version of his life, with Edie Falco...

Pete Davidson is reflecting on the time he was in “trouble” with NBCUniversal over the cancellation of his semi-autobiographical dramedy Bupkis on Peacock.

In a sprawling interview conducted recently with The Breakfast Club, the Saturday Night Live alum candidly discussed everything from his sobriety to the tabloid fixation on his personal life. He also touched on his choice to end Bupkis after one season last year, which he said at the time was informed by wanting “a chance to tell my story my way” after having “nearly a decade of my personal life being in the media.”

“I canceled Bupkis and I got in trouble for it ’cause I didn’t— I love that show, I loved doing Bupkis, I had a blast, thank you [host Charlamagne tha God] for being in it,” he began. “It just got to a point where I got really tired of my whole career just being my personal life,...

Pete Davidson is revealing the surprising reason he feels “guilty” following Elsie Hewitt‘s pregnancy announcement!

The 31-year-old actor and comedian announced that he and his 29-year-old girlfriend were expecting their first child together recently.

During a Wednesday (August 13) appearance on The Breakfast Club, Pete shared the reason that he feels bad about Elsie‘s pregnancy being made public.

Keep reading to find out more…

“I feel bad for my girl because I bring a lot of s–t. Anything I do or she does now is gonna be a thing,” Pete shared during the interview.

While Pete previously shared that he’s excited to be a dad, he’s also been candid about his complicated feelings with the spotlight. Now that his girlfriend is pregnant and in the public eye, Pete says these feelings have really been amplified.

“[Elsie]‘s a very private person and she’s the one doing all the work,...

When I first started as a full-time blogger back in 2018, Pete Davidson was one of the most clicked-on names on the internet. He was dating Ariana Grande, he was the mystique of Saturday Night Live and he had gotten the title of having “Big Dick Energy.” Without fail, writing a story about Davidson’s latest exploits would get the highest engagement on the site. And we were also publishing stories about immigration raids, abortion rights and the first Donald Trump administration.

But when you’re a media darling, it’s very easy to get dehumanized. The publication I worked for at the time, The Cut, was instrumental in circulating the “Bde” moniker for Davidson. And while Davidson was open about not loving the nickname back then, he opened up more on a recent episode of The Breakfast Club about the impact it had.

First, he started by saying that his...

Pete Davidson is sharing an update on his tattoo removal process.

Over the years, the 31-year-old actor and comedian accumulated more than 200 tattoos, but has decided to get rid of almost all of them.

In a new interview, Pete confirmed the one tattoo he definitely plans on keeping.

Keep reading to find out more…While appearing on The Breakfast Club Power 105.1, Pete admitted that his “feelings changed” about the large amount of tattoos he got done “in a span of two years” in his early 20s, admitting that he’s not a fan of them now that he’s older.

“My tattoos sucked. They were all drug-fueled,” Pete, who is now sober, said, explaining that his time in rehab ultimately gave him second thoughts about his tattoos.

“I just looked at myself in rehab for the first time when I was sober and was just like, ‘Oh no. What did I do’?” he recalled thinking.

Is “tabloid” era of “Saturday Night Live” over? Pete Davidson thinks so. The sketch series alum said during a recent appearance on “The Breakfast Club” radio show, which you can watch in the below video, that his own celebrity status helped make “SNL” more of a “trendy” show during his tenure. Davidson joined the cast at age 20 in 2014 and stayed for eight seasons, departing in 2022.

Davidson explained that the “SNL” brass as a “whole loved” that “people are talking about” the series, in part due to his own highly publicized personal life. “I brought a lot of pop culture into the show. I made it sort of a tabloid-y, trendy thing, unintentionally,” Davidson said, adding, “I don’t want someone on YouTube to be like, ‘Motherfucker thinks he’s the reason.’”

The actor also shared he felt “embarrassed” to be less experienced than his co-stars, many of whom were “10, 15 years...

Pete Davidson has had just about enough of the constant conversation about his dick.

The actor and comedian opened up to Charlamange Tha God on a recent episode of The Breakfast Club about feeling “embarrassed” by the media’s obsession with his alleged “big dick energy” during the early years of his career as a cast member of Saturday Night Live. The attention was exacerbated after his ex-girlfriend, pop star Ariana Grande, joked in a deleted tweet that Davidson is “Like 10 inches?” after a fan asked about the length of a song entitled “Pete Davidson” on her then-forthcoming 2018 album, Sweetener.

“I was embarrassed by it because… no one talked about any work I was doing,” he revealed. “They were just like, ‘Oh, that’s the f— stick.’ And that hurt so much.”

When Charlamange challenged Davidson’s claims (“You was banging a lot of hot chicks and you had a...

Pete Davidson was just 20 years old when he was cast on Saturday Night Live in 2014. Looking back now, he says that due to his lack of comedy experience, he may have rubbed some of the castmembers the wrong way.

“You got to remember, everyone there did Second City, improv, worked so hard,” Davidson said while appearing on Wednesday’s The Breakfast Club radio show. “I’m not saying I didn’t work hard, but I was only doing comedy for three, four years.”

Despite his fears, Davidson clarified that no one from the show “was outrightly mean” to him and none of his former co-stars have publicly said they believe he didn’t deserve the gig.

Davidson said he saw himself as this “kid from Staten Island that’s just talking shit.” Meanwhile, many of his SNL co-stars were “10, 15 years older than me and working so hard.”

He also said...

Pete Davidson says he found it “embarrassing” for the media to discuss the size of his manhood.

The discourse surrounding Pete‘s size started back in 2018 after his former girlfriend Ariana Grande tweeted a joke about it.

A fan had tweeted “how long is pete???” While the fan was referring to the song about him, Ariana responded in a much different way. “like 10 inches? …oh f–k…i mean…like a lil over a minute,” she tweeted back, though the tweet was later deleted.

Years later, Pete said he “thought that was super weird” that Ariana commented on his “Bde.”

Now, Pete is calling out the media for continuing the discourse after all of these years, especially after he dated many of Hollywood’s hottest women.

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“I was embarrassed by it,” Pete said on The Breakfast Club podcast. “No one talked about any work I was doing.