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It’s been a landmark year for Saturday Night Live — and for the trio that redefined what digital shorts could be. While promoting his upcoming film The Naked Gun, director Akiva Schaffer sat down with Collider’s Steve Weintraub to talk about the future of The Lonely Island, the surprise return of their musical comedy to SNL, and the now-infamous short “Sushi Glory Hole.” That short, which aired during SNL’s 50th anniversary season, marked the trio’s first official SNL short in five years. But surprisingly, Schaffer says no one had brought it up during the Naked Gun press tour until now.

“I’ve been doing press for Naked Gun for, like, this whole week, and I kept thinking somebody was going to bring it up because it's the last thing I did besides this, and you are somehow the first person. So, thank you, because I'd love to talk about "Sushi Glory Hole,...

To announce that she would not be running for any public office — including governor of California, a race she had already declined to enter in a written statement — Kamala Harris chose a fitting venue. The former Vice President gave her first major televised interview since losing last year’s presidential election to Stephen Colbert, a man who can likely relate to her current situation. Both Harris and Colbert are exiting their prominent positions of influence, not entirely of their own volition. And both leave the helm of once-enduring institutions that seem to be crumbling behind them. The politician and the entertainer will both be just fine on their own, a fact it was hard to deny as Harris dedicated the bulk of the conversation to promoting an upcoming memoir, not sounding the alarm on injustice. It’s the systems they’re a face of that deserve our concern.

Colbert is,...

I’d like to think I’m past the point where the 2024 presidential election can break my spirit. There’s no room to lament about the losers. But here we are, seven months into 2025, and I’m filled with a hollow rage and a familiar disappointment as I sit through an interview that feels entirely disconnected from the urgency of our reality. And hey, I’m not so naive that I believe that Stephen Colbert and former Vice President Kamala Harris can save us from Trump or even have the desire to do so. It’s just so irritating to be reminded of how incapable of it they are — like during tonight’s 30-minute campaign/book ad.

On Thursday night, Harris made a historic appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. It was her first interview since she left office in January. She was there to promote her book...

During her Thursday night appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Kamala Harris explained her decision to not run for California governor next year, and her plan to steer clear from politics for now.

“Listen, I am a devout public servant. I have spent my entire career in service of the people. I thought a lot about running for governor. I love my state, I love California,” the former vice president said. “Recently I made the decision that I just, for now, I don’t want to go back in the system. I think it’s broken.”

Harris continued that while she “always believed that as fragile as our democracy is, our systems would be strong enough to defend our most fundamental principles, and I think right now that they’re not as strong as they need to be.”

On Wednesday, Harris announced that she would not be running...

The downside of onomatopoeia is displayed on Fox News’ Gutfeld! a show that is exactly as it sounds, a sucker punch in the no-fly zone from a 60-year-old troll that leaves you projectile vomiting Corn Pops onto your flatscreen.

And that’s on a good night.

On the bad ones, Greg Gutfeld bombs his monologue before a handpicked home crowd with shopworn references to Kamala Harris’ drinking, Chris Christie’s weight, Rashida Tlaib’s purported facial hair, and quipping that “many people believe that Kathy Griffin is really Carrot Top with AIDS.

When Last Week Tonight With John Oliver switched Emmy categories from Variety Talk Series to Scripted Variety Series, it put an end to Saturday Night Live's six-year winning streak. Last Week Tonight, which has claimed nine consecutive program trophies, is now hoping to take home No. 10 this year. But SNL's milestone 50th season should prove to be a worthy competitor.

First things first: there are six submissions this year for Best Scripted Variety Series, which means there will only be two nominees. Television Academy members who vote on this category are instructed to watch an episode of each contender (a requirement that is not present in the other program races), and then vote "yes" or "no" for whether they think each one is worthy of a nomination. The two entries that receive the highest amount of support will receive bids, as long as they are both over 70 percent approval,...

Even though Dana Carvey was never part of the same Saturday Night Live cast as Tracy Morgan, anytime the 30 Rock star would bump into the Wayne’s World star, he’d refer to him as “alum”.

It’s a feeling that only 165 other people know.

And Carvey, who was a cast member between 1986 and 1993, is responsible for some of SNL’s most iconic characters including Church Lady, Gareth Algar and Hans.

“We understand the glue and the wig, and the cards as well as the adrenaline rush of it and really being under prepared most of the time,” Carvey told Deadline.

But it wasn’t until the launch of his Fly on the Wall podcast, the SNL oral history show that he hosts with David Spade, that he really realized what being a part of this institution meant.

“It gave us more empathy. Even really successful cast members are a...

Ask most anybody who’s ever worked at Saturday Night Live to describe their experience and you’ll hear the most harrowing responses … uttered in the most affectionate tones.

“SNL is built on Add, procrastination and people who can really focus at the very end of the day — it’s also a psychological torture chamber,” says Dana Carvey, castmember from 1986 to 1993.

Such animated takes aren’t just reserved for the on-air talent. “There’s the very familiar diarrhea cramps of which many have spoken about,” says Paula Pell, a writer from 1995 to 2013. “You get the cortisol back when you’re there, like somebody gave you 18 niacin pills and you’re just flushing in hot panic. But it’s exhilarating.”

Paula Pell (center) backstage at the 50th with wife Janine Brito, Sarah Silverman and Kim Kardashian NBC/Kevin Mazur/NBC/Getty Images

The 2024-25 season provided many with the opportunity to...

With Emmy nominations voting officially underway, the Television Academy’s ballots are offering insight into which performances could break through when nominations are unveiled on July 15. While submission totals in several key categories are down — reflecting the industry’s ongoing post-strike recovery — the races remain competitive and dynamic, with marquee names and fresh talent jockeying for recognition.

The lead actor and actress categories in drama are notably tighter this year. Only 77 actors and 75 actresses were submitted — down slightly from 2024 (81 and 67) and a sharp decline from 2022’s highs (134 and 114). As a result, each category will have only five nominees unless ties boost the field to six.

The drama actor race includes a trio of Latino contenders making waves: Diego Luna for “Andor,” Pedro Pascal for “The Last of Us,” and Ramón Rodríguez for “Will Trent.” They’ll face off against a rising generation, and established career performers such as Matthew Goode (“Dept.

It was a late Thursday morning in 30 Rock and “Saturday Night Live” head writers Kent Sublette, Streeter Seidell and Alison Gates were running on caffeine and willpower. As per “SNL” tradition, they stayed up all night Tuesday writing potential sketches for the week’s show. Then, on Wednesday night, they picked the sketches that would move forward for the penultimate episode of the season with host Walton Goggins.

This was on top of a star-studded 50th-season special in February with icons like Eddie Murphy, Steve Martin, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Will Ferrell gracing the 8H stage once again. Oh, yeah, it was an election year, too.

“It was just kind of a swirl,” Seidell said of the season, which also saw cameos from the likes of Adam Sandler and Dana Carvey each week as the show celebrated its cultural legacy. He added, “Your brain just has to file it away as regular work,...

While Saturday Night Live celebrated its 50th anniversary this season – with a star-studded special that featured many of the 167 iconic cast members that have appeared on the show – there was another change that helped it “get back to its roots”.

Since Season 45, the season interrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, cast, writers and crew have performed the read-through in studio 8H on the show floor, but this season they were able to get back to the 17th floor where it has historically always taken place.

Bowen Yang, who joined the show as a writer in Season 44 before being promoted to a cast member for Season 45, said returning to the 17th floor was a “huge deal”.

“From the first season to the 45th, read through is on the 17th floor, and then, because of Covid, because we just had to work with spatial limitations, and wanted a bigger space so we used...

Some things just make sense together: peanut butter and jelly, cheese and crackers, Jason Momoa and Andy Samberg. That last one is, of course, a new addition to the snack cabinet, as the actors have recently sold their two-hander action comedy film to Netflix. In what was a reportedly "highly competitive" situation, the A Minecraft Movie and Brooklyn Nine-Nine stars are slated to star in an as-yet-untitled film, bringing together two very different, but complementary, flavors of comedic timing.

In a report exclusively reported by Deadline, we were only given a scant few details about a film that already feels rife with potential given the players involved. Though there is no director attached, the film will be written by Saturday Night Live alums Rob Klein and John Solomon. Between the two of them, Klein and Solomon have been nominated 19 times for Emmy Awards. What we do know is that the...

Exclusive: Here’s a pairing you might not have seen coming.

In a highly competitive situation, involving offers from both studios and streamers, Netflix has landed the pitch for a two-hander action comedy to star A Minecraft Movie‘s Jason Momoa and SNL alum Andy Samberg.

We hear the currently untitled film is set in Momoa’s native Hawaii, though further details as to the plot are under wraps. Samberg’s Party Over Here and Momoa’s On The Roam will produce. The script will be written by a pair of highly decorated SNL alums: 11x Emmy nominee Rob Klein and eight-time nominee John Solomon. No word yet on who will direct.

Momoa is riding high on the success of A Minecraft Movie, the Warner Bros/Legendary film which secured the biggest opening ever for a video game adaptation, breathing life into the global box office with a worldwide gross exceeding $948 million.

For legendary director and outspoken Democratic donor Rob Reiner, choosing sides between Bruce Springsteen and Donald Trump in their current war of words didn’t require much deliberation. “Bruce Springsteen is a hundred percent right,” he says, in an interview for an upcoming print issue of Rolling Stone. “I mean, you have to be a moron to not think that everything that Bruce Springsteen said is true. And there’s nothing that Donald Trump can do to him unless he’s able to turn this country into a full-blown autocracy,...

Wheel of Fortune broadcasting from the White House? Well, not exactly, but some fans think that one of the latest contestants looks like former Vice President Kamala Harris and her teammate kind of resembles her husband, Doug Emhoff. Shirley King, from Henderson, Nevada, played against Steven Koller, from Palm Desert, California, and Danny Harrison, from Wilton Manors, Florida, on Thursday, May 15. The three game show contestants continued Bragging Rights Week, where they all know each other instead of being complete strangers. These friends are flight attendants who promise that the winner will take everyone out to dinner. King had a similar hairstyle and color to Vice President Harris with shoulder-length brown curly hair. She also wore a pink blouse and black blazer, something that the vice president wore often. Her voice was even similar. Harrison said that he calls King his “mom,” which is very similar to what Harris was nicknamed by her supporters — “Momala.

After former Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, attended this year’s Met Gala, online speculation over who paid for the $150,000 tickets has run wild.

On Monday night, Harris and Emhoff appeared at the Met Gala in New York City. She wore a custom black-and-white gown by Off-White. This night marks her first appearance at the Met Gala.

Although the couple skipped the red carpet, the former vice president appeared in photos before the event wearing a silk silhouette with an asymmetrical cape sleeve and a long scarf.

Harris was invited by Vogue editor-in-chief and Met Gala co-chair Anna Wintour, a spokesperson for Harris said.

However, it was not revealed who paid for the tickets, which run $75,000 per person to the annual event, considered the most exclusive party of the year.

Users immediately spread rumors about the mystery on the social media platform X.

“With a $20 million debt from her campaign,...

Guess what? The 2025 Met Gala just got its ultimate plot twist—former Vice President of the United States Kamala Harris pulled up at the event and slayed. Despite this being her first-ever Met Gala, Harris didn’t just attend; she understood the assignment and nailed the dress code like a seasoned fashion Queen.

While we’ve often seen Kamala Harris in her signature pantsuit campaign style throughout her political career, she embraced her inner goddess during the 2025 Met Gala and rocked a custom Off-White fit. Meanwhile, she wasn’t alone—her husband, Douglas Emhoff, showed up looking sleek in his Brunello Cucinelli outfit.

Kamala Harris slayed her first-ever Met Gala in a custom Off-White fit

Okay, let’s talk in detail about how Kamala Harris came through like a total style icon. Ditching her usual pantsuit power look for a moment, Harris attended the 2025 Met Gala in a custom Off...

Kamala Harris is stepping out for the 2025 Met Gala!

The 60-year-old 49th Vice President of the United States posed for photos before heading to the big fashion event held on Monday evening (May 5) at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

For the event, VP Harris looked sophisticated in a black and cream-colored silk dress, by Off-White, featuring a silk scarf and dramatic sleeve.

“The precise simplicity of this black and cream look for Kamala D. Harris complements her own strength and confidence, two qualities I consider to be the core of dandyism,” Off-White Creative Director Ib Kamara shared in a statement.

VP Harris was joined by husband Doug Emhoff, who looked sharping in a coordinating black tux.

The Met Gala will focus on menswear and suiting this year with a “Tailored for You” dress code. The event will celebrate the opening of the museum’s new exhibition “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style,...

Kamala Harris made her Met Gala debut on Monday night.

The former vice president of the United States, who has maintained a relatively low profile since being defeated in November’s presidential election by Donald Trump, stepped out in style on fashion’s biggest night at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.

In official images released by Off-White, Harris is pictured wearing a black-and-cream gown designed by the house’s creative director Ib Kamara. The set of pictures features Harris standing alone in the regal creation, as well as greeting Kamara and posing with the designer and her husband, Doug Emhoff.

Off-White also released a statement from Kamara about his inspiration for the dress, a black and cream cady silk dress featuring a silk scarf and dramatic sleeve. “The precise simplicity of this black and cream look for Kamala D. Harris complements her own strength and confidence, two qualities...

Donald Trump has acted once again to remove his predecessor Joe Biden’s appointees from various commissions, this time ousting former Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff and other Democrats from the board that oversees the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Emhoff, who was enlisted to be a point person in the Biden administration’s fight against antisemitism, said in a statement that he was informed Tuesday that he was being removed from the United States Holocaust Memorial Council.

“Let me be clear: Holocaust remembrance and education should never be politicized. To turn one of the worst atrocities in history into a wedge issue is dangerous — and it dishonors the memory of six million Jews murdered by Nazis that this museum was created to preserve.”

There are 55 members of the council appointed by the president for five-year terms. Emhoff’s appointment was announced in January, along with other Biden administration figures including Anthony Bernal,...

Bowen Yang hopes his days of playing Jd Vance on “Saturday Night Live” can soon end.

During a recent appearance on “The Daily Show,” Yang, who first portrayed the vice president in an October 2024 episode, said that he has begged “SNL” creator Lorne Michaels to have somebody else play the role of Vance on the prolific late-night sketch show.

“Lorne asked me [to play Jd Vance] and, I said, ‘Please, please, please don’t make me do this,’” Yang told “Daily Show” pundit Desi Lydic. “I really do my best with him, but every time I have to play him, I go to Lorne and I say, ‘You can do a buyback, You don’t have to stick with me.’”

The “Wicked” actor continued, “Please reach out to Zach Galifianakis. Please reach out to Taran Killam. But no, that’s my charge.”

Part of the reason why it is so “challenging” to play Vance,...

Although Bowen Yang doesn’t want to play Jd Vance, he gives the impersonation his all.

The Saturday Night Live star recalled asking Lorne Michaels “please, please, please don’t make me do this” after he was cast in the “challenging” role the vice president on the long-running NBC sketch comedy show.

“First of all — God’s honest truth, I really do my best with him, but every time I have to play him, I go to Lorne and I say, ‘You can do a buyback. You don’t have to stick with me. Please reach out to Zach Galifianakis. Please reach out to Taran Killam,'” he admitted on The Daily Show. “But, no, that’s my charge.”

Yang added, “I worked with — you guys are going to roll your f—ing eyes. I worked with an accent coach. We had to find the middle between Appalachian but Ohio.

Bowen Yang is tired of impersonating J.D. Vance on Saturday Night Live.

The Wicked actor first played the vice president of the United States in September 2024 — a mere two months before Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election. On Thursday, Yang appeared on The Daily Show and said that despite playing the character for less than a year, he would be more than happy if Lorne Michaels recast the role of the Republican politician on SNL.

“Loren asked me [to play Vance] and, I said, ‘Please, please, please don’t make me do this,’” Yang explained to host Desi Lydic. “I really do my best with him, but every time I have to play him, I go to Lorne and I say, ‘You can do a buyback, You don’t have to stick with me.’”

The actor and comedian offered the SNL creator a few options for his replacement: “Please reach out to Zach Galifianakis.

Exclusive: “There were many things that we knew would happen, many things – I’m not going to say I told you so,” Kamala Harris declared this week in her strongest swipe at Donald Trump since leaving office.

“I swore I wasn’t going to say that,” the former Vice President added to applause and cries of “say it!” on Thursday at a conference in Orange County.

“About damn time, I would say,” one very political Hollywood heavyweight said after 2024 candidate Harris’ surprise April 3 appearance at the Leading Women Defined Summit. “Harris, Obama, they’ve all been sitting this out too long.”

In that context, a producer who has written many a check for Democrats local and national over the years wasn’t won over by Harris’ latest public stance. “Too little, too late,” he wearily said. “No one wants to hear from her, just go away.” Going away might not...

Hours before the 2025 Oscars red carpet began, rumors circulated online that former Vice President Kamala Harris could be attending the awards ceremony. However, less than an hour before the show, her husband, Doug Emhoff, revealed that she had much different plans for the big night. “Oscars watch party prep,” Emhoff wrote on X, alongside a post of Harris pouring chips into a bowl. The politician had a big smile on her face as she looked right at the camera while performing the party prep in her kitchen. Emhoff’s post came after Deadline reported that there was “heavier than usual” security at the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood, leading to speculation that the enhanced security measures were due to Harris’ potential appearance. While one Academy source told the outlet that rumors of the former vice president’s attendance were “not true,” another insider said that her “decision not to attend...

Update: The stars will be out today at the Oscars, but Kamala Harris won’t be among them after all.

Expected to attend the 97th Academy Awards according to several sources, the former Veep is staying home Sunday. The new plan was made public by ex-Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff just now.

Oscars watch party prep. pic.twitter.com/vOU3D1jubQ

— Doug Emhoff (@DouglasEmhoff) March 2, 2025

Amidst much heavier than usual security, the decision not to attend was made earlier this afternoon for a variety of reasons, we’re told. While AMPAS did not respond earlier Sunday to request for comment from Deadline on Harris’ attendance at the Conan O’Brien hosted ceremony, an Academy source did tell us “not true” about the VP coming.

Previously, 12:45 Pm: No word if Kamala Harris is presenting or not, but there’s a very good chance the former Vice President will be attending the 97th Academy Awards today.

Former vice president and 2024 Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris received a hero’s reception, including multiple standing ovations and enthusiastic applause, at the 2025 NAACP Image Awards, where she was on hand to receive the Chairman’s Award.

Seated in the audience with husband Doug Emhoff, Harris was introduced by NAACP board of directors chair Leon W. Russell.

“Against impossible odds, she gave America a campaign that was a force of nature,” Russell said of Harris’ 2024 presidential bid, which saw her ascend to the top of the Democratic ticket in late July after President Joe Biden ended his re-election effort. “No one else could’ve accomplished what she did, and no one else is more deserving of our gratitude.”

Harris, of course, ultimately lost the general election to the Republican candidate, President Donald Trump. However, she received more than 75 million votes after a campaign that lasted roughly 100 days.

While Harris’ political future remains unknown,...

“Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty,” Kamala Harris told the NAACP Image Awards on Saturday night in her first major public appearance since leaving office last month.

Accepting this year’s Chairman’s Award on Saturday at the 56th NAACP Image Awards, the ex-vp came on stage to a standing ovation from the star studded attendees at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Resurrecting her campaign mantra of “We the People,” California-born Harris sounded a lot like someone who wasn’t thinking of retiring from public life.

“This chapter will be written, not simply by whoever occupies the Oval Office, nor by the wealthiest among us,” the former Vice President and 2024 White House candidate added with a swipe at Donald Trump and Elon Musk without mentioning either of her political foes by name. “The American story will be written by you, written by us, by We the People.” — as you can...

So many major stars are in attendance at the 2025 NAACP Image Awards and we have the best photos from the red carpet!

The annual event is taking place on Saturday night (February 22) at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Pasadena, Calif.

The theme of this year’s show is “Our Stories, Our Culture, Our Excellence,” with the event celebrating Black excellence.

The nominees for Entertainer of the Year this year are Cynthia Erivo, Keke Palmer, Kendrick Lamar, Kevin Hart, and Shannon Sharpe. The Piano Lesson leads the motion picture categories with 14 nominations while Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist leads the television categories with nine nominations.

Celebs like Cynthia, Zoe Saldana, Kerry Washington, and Gabrielle Union have all hit the red carpet. We have a recap of the biggest stars at the event!

Head inside to see all of the celebs who attended the show…

Keep scrolling to see all of the celebs on the carpet…...

Kamala Harris has signed with CAA, returning to the agency that represented her before she became Vice President. Her signing comes just a couple weeks after the agency announced it would represent former President Joe Biden.

CAA’s representation of Harris will be in all areas, with a focus on speaking engagements and publishing, the agency said Tuesday.

“CAA will work closely with Harris on her post-White House initiatives, creating strategic opportunities that expand her platform in support of the issues she has championed throughout decades-long career in public service,” CAA said.

CAA represented Harris when she was a U.S. senator, a period in which she published her memoir The Truths We Hold: An American Journey. Breaker first reported on Harris’ signing.

Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, have returned to Los Angeles. There has been speculation that she may return to politics with a run for governor of California next year.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff went backstage to meet with the cast and crew of A Wonderful World, a Broadway musical about jazz legend Louis Armstrong, on Saturday night. Footage released on the show’s official Instagram page shows Harris shaking hands and posing for pictures at Studio 54 after Saturday night’s performance. In a voiceover, the vice president can be heard saying, “In times when we’re dealing with so much in the world, we have to find those moments that are about joy, and shining — you know, as we say, shining a light in moments of darkness. And knowing that that light comes from within as well as from without, and seeing that light in each other. You guys are doing all of that.” (Credit: @awonderfulworldbway via Storyful)

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(Updated with video) Saturday Night Live has had a lot of Potus mocking over the decades, but you wouldn’t have known it from Sunday’s SNL50: The Anniversary Special.

Tonight’s live show had Alec Baldwin, Will Ferrell, Jay Pharoah, Tina Fey, Jason Sudeikis, Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler in attendance but there was nothing of the presidents and presidential candidates they’ve played and poked fun at over nearly 10 presidencies.

In an era where Donald Trump and the FCC are targeting the media and media owners, Baldwin’s acclaimed impression of the former Celebrity Apprentice and SNL host was noticeably absent. Whether or not it was the chill of further legal and regulatory action against NBC owners Comcast, with almost everything else and the kitchen sink from SNL‘s history on screen tonight, seeing no politics out of the Potus-mocking show’s long legacy was almost as rank...

We’re celebrating 50 years of “Saturday Night Live“! All this week, we’re digging into the late-night comedy institution with new stories, including lists, essays, interviews, and more.

Back in the early aughts, when The Lonely Island exploded on “Saturday Night Live” and a germinating viral internet, Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone, and Akiva Schaffer would churn out silly ear worms weekly. It was a mix of songs they wrote in the pressure cooker of “SNL” and others they had been working on over breaks and sporadic studio sessions — which is what happened in 2024 with new releases “Sushi Glory Hole” and “Here I Go.”

“Lorne had asked me to come back for the Doug Emhoff stuff, for the election coverage,” Samberg told IndieWire over the phone. “We happened to have some songs ready to go, and there’s no place we’d rather put a video than ‘SNL.’ It’s where we started,...

The guest list for the SNL50 anniversary special has added 23 former cast members to its impressive roster.

The just-announced A-listers are Adam Sandler, Amy Poehler, Andy Samberg, Chevy Chase, Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, Fred Armisen, Garrett Morris, Jane Curtin, Jason Sudeikis, Jimmy Fallon, Kate McKinnon, Kenan Thompson, Kristen Wiig, Laraine Newman, Maya Rudolph, Molly Shannon, Pete Davidson, Seth Meyers, Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan, Will Ferrell, and Will Forte.

They’ll join the following previously announced list of celebrities: Adam Driver, Ayo Edebiri, Bad Bunny, Dave Chappelle, John Mulaney, Kim Kardashian, Martin Short, Miley Cyrus, Paul McCartney, Paul Simon, Pedro Pascal, Peyton Manning, Quinta Brunson, Robert De Niro, Sabrina Carpenter, Scarlett Johansson, Steve Martin, Tom Hanks, and Woody Harrelson.

NBC and Peacock’s live three-hour event from Studio 8H in Rockefeller Center has an airdate of Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt. Watch the promo video above.

While none...

Kamala Harris wasn’t on-stage at the FireAid concerts tonight in LA, but the former VP was certainly a star attraction.

The Democrats’ 2024 candidate for president and former Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff entered a box seat at the Intuit Dome Thursday to big cheers as some of the biggest musicians around cranked it up to 11 for the City of Angels.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris & spouse Doug Emhoff attend the Fireaid Benefit Concert for California Fire Relief at Intuit Dome on January 30, 2025 in Inglewood, CA

Harris’ appearance was at one of the two FireAid shows was the second time in just over a week that she and Emhoff have stepped out for wildfire relief. Coming straight to devastated LA from DC after Donald Trump’s swearing in on January 20, the couple went directly to a kitchen serving food to families affected by the fires. Even before the ex-Second Couple went...

She certainly didn’t think it was going to be this bad for her, yet here we are. Of course, we are talking about Kamala Harris as she is supposedly facing the most difficult time in her life.

And that’s not just because she lost the presidential election to Donald Trump. It also seems like her personal life has been falling apart, too.

Kamala Harris Is Facing The Most Difficult Time In Her Life

Ever since Kamala Harris left the White House, there’s been strong speculation suggesting that she’s getting ready to pull the plug on her marriage to her husband, Doug Emhoff. But that’s only if he doesn’t end up walking out on her first.

It’s being said that Kamala wants to move back to California so she can work for her bid on possibly becoming the next governor of the Golden State.

“I’m really sorry, I f*cked up,” Justin Baldoni admitted to his It Ends With Us co-star Blake Lively in a 2 a.m. voice message in April 2023 after delivering a less-than-enthusiastic response to a scene rewrite from the deflated Gossip Girl vet.

“I will admit and apologize when I fail,” the Jane the Virgin alum added in the six-minute missive about the rooftop sequence from the Sony-distributed hit. “I’m a very flawed man, as my wife will attest.”

Far from the first piece of private correspondence or communication between the co-stars and their various publicists unveiled since Lively filed a sexual harassment and retaliation complaint on December 20 with California’s Civil Rights Department, the rambling, nearly two-year-old voice message comes released by Baldoni’s team as a federal judge has penciled in a March 9, 2026, trial start date for the thespians’ bitter dispute.

“By Thursday, January 30, 2025, the parties...

Doug Emhoff is returning to private practice as law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher today welcomed the former (and first ever) Second Gentleman of the United Sates as a partner.

Emhoff’s practice will focus on advising corporations, boards of directors and individuals on their most consequential business challenges, sensitive investigations, and complex litigation, including matters with significant reputational concerns that are international in scope, and emerging legal issues across industries and sectors, the firm said. He will split his time between Los Angeles and New York.

“Doug’s leadership and his service as a trusted counselor to many global business leaders across a broad range of industries, as well as his extensive legal expertise and business acumen, make him a tremendous asset,” said the firm’s Chairman Thomas Cerabino. “We’re thrilled to be adding Doug to the Willkie partnership during this period of transformational firm growth.”

Emhoff brings...

Kamala Harris’ husband, Doug Emhoff, refused to give Bruce Fischer, the husband of Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Nebraska), a handshake at Monday’s Inauguration.

Earlier this month, Bruce was criticized on social media for refusing to shake Harris’ hand during Deb’s swearing-in ceremony, even though other angles of this moment reveal that his right hand, often used for handshakes, was used to grip his cane.

During the ceremony, Harris administered the oath to the Nebraska senator while her hand was rested on the Bible. She then shook her hand, congratulated her, and thanked her for her work.

The former vice president then offered to shake Bruce’s hand while congratulating him. He told her, “Thank you,” but did not give her his hand back, which caused her to awkwardly turn toward the camera and smile with Deb and her husband for a photograph.

During the ceremonial tea at the White...

Tiffany Trump showed her support for her father, Donald Trump, as he was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States on January 20 in Washington D.C.

The daughter of Trump and Marla Maples, who recently announced she is expecting her first child with husband Michael Boulos, attended the historic event dressed in a long suede blue ensemble. Boulos accompanied her in a black suit with a white shirt and red polka dot tie.

The inauguration saw the attendance of notable political figures, including President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff. Former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton were also present, alongside their respective spouses, Laura Bush and Hillary Clinton. However, former First Lady Michelle Obama was absent from the event.

Tiffany, a Georgetown Law graduate, has publicly shown her support for her father on multiple occasions.

Ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20, 2025, President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden hosted Trump and Melania Trump for a private tea at the White House. The meeting marked a symbolic gesture of the peaceful transfer of power, with both families traveling together to the U.S. Capitol for the inauguration ceremony.

The event was a departure from 2021, when Trump skipped Biden’s swearing-in and flew to Florida instead. This year’s gathering was seen as an effort to restore a sense of tradition and civility, despite the political tensions of the past election.

In a gesture of welcome, Biden greeted Trump with, “Welcome home!” The tea followed the custom of outgoing presidents meeting their successors before the inauguration, a tradition that was not observed in 2021.

The meeting also highlighted the strained relationship between the two families. In 2021, Melania Trump declined Jill Biden’s invitation for a tea,...

Joe Biden‘s term as President of the United States has officially come to an end, and he marked the occasion with a White House selfie alongside his wife, Dr. Jill Biden. Biden was the former Vice President under President Barack Obama, and he wrapped his third term in the White House with a few declarations, including pardons. In the caption for the sweet selfie alongside his wife, Biden wrote, “One more selfie for the road. We love you, America.” One more selfie for the road. We love you, America. pic.twitter.com/71k46uGADV — President Biden (@POTUS46Archive) January 20, 2025 Biden didn’t forget his Vice President, Kamala Harris either, as he shared another image of himself, Jill, Harris, and Harris’ husband, the first Second Gentleman, Doug Emhoff. “It has been the honor of our lifetimes to serve you, the American people,” the caption read. It has been the honor...

Donald Trump has officially been sworn into office again and is the President of the United States of America.

The 78-year-old businessman-turned-politician delivered the presidential oath in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol on Monday afternoon (January 20) in Washington, DC. Jd Vance, his running-mate and vice president was also sworn into office.

His wife Melania held the Bible that he took his oath over. Chief Justice John Roberts of the Supreme Court oversaw the transition.

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Donald‘s children – daughters Tiffany and Ivanka and sons Barron, Donald Jr. and Eric – were by his side for the event. Ivank‘s husband Jared Kushner, Eric‘s wife Lara Trump and Tiffany‘s husband Michael Boulos also attended the event as did Jd‘s wife Usha Vance.

Before being sworn back into office, Donald posed in front of the White House with exiting President Joe Biden and exiting First Lady Jill Biden.

The living former U.S. Presidents and their First Ladies are attending Donald Trump‘s inauguration on Monday (January 20) in Washington, DC with two notable absences.

Former Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton were seated together in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol to witness the 78-year-old president elect be sworn back into office.

Former First Ladies Hillary Clinton and Laura Bush were also present. However, Michelle Obama notably skipped the event.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence, who was Donald’s vice president in his first term, also attended the inauguration. However, his wife Karen was not present.

Current First Lady Jill Biden and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff were also seated alongside the group. We’ve got photos of everyone in the gallery!

According to reporting by People, former Presidents Obama and Clinton and former Vice President Pence were booed by members of the crowd.

As wildfires continue to ravage Southern California, local law enforcement has arrested numerous people attempting to take advantage of the situation.

The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to Deadline that two individuals were arrested at the Vice President’s Brentwood home at 4:40am on Saturday. Ultimately, they could not prove the individuals were involved in burglary, however they were detained for “violating curfew.”

As of late last week, a curfew has been imposed on evacuation zones from 6pm to 6am to curb looting and unrest.

Since the fires started, officers have made 29 arrests across the impacted areas, including for burglary, breaking curfew and other violations.

Fires have broken out in the Pacific Palisades, Eaton Canyon, Malibu, the Hollywood Hills and other areas around Los Angeles County amid a “life-threatening and destructive” windstorm that picked up Tuesday.

The Palisades Fire burns near Brentwood on Jan. 11, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. (Tayfun Coskun...

On Friday’s (January 10) new live episode of The View, the cohosts started the hour by talking about the memorial service for former President Jimmy Carter, which was attended by all five living presidents and some of their spouses — Bill and Hillary Clinton, George and Laura Bush, Barack Obama (Michelle Obama was absent), Donald and Melania Trump, and Joe and Jill Biden — as well as some of the vice presidents — Dan Quayle, Al Gore, Mike Pence (with wife Karen), and Kamala Harris (with Doug Emhoff). “I couldn’t take my eyes off of the body language,” Joy Behar said before showing a much-seen moment in which Trump made Obama laugh. “It looks like Trump is asking Obama which country the Panama Canal was in!… I wish I was a fly on Mike Pence. I would have liked to have really seen what was going on, but I didn’t have any sound.

Presidents past, present and future were all in attendance at Jimmy Carter’s state funeral on Thursday morning — or, as Stephen Colbert dubbed them on Thursday night, the “Marvel Presidential Universe.”

The nation’s 39th president died on Dec. 29, 2024, at the age of 100, surpassing Ronald Reagan as the oldest American president. Carter’s funeral was carried on all the major news networks, with some people stunned at whom was sitting next to each other.

But Colbert was mostly just amused by who was even in attendance.

“You got ‘Captain Saxophone,’ ‘Madam Popular Vote,'” Colbert joked, referring to Bill and Hillary Clinton, “‘The Invisible Wmd,’ ‘Mr. Netflix,’ ‘When We Harley, We Quinn,’ ‘Staredevil,’ ‘Dr. Dumbass’ and Doug.”

In order, Colbert was referring to George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and, well, Doug Emhoff. Like Peter in “Deadpool 2,” Doug doesn’t need a super moniker.

The former US Presidents, Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush, were all photographed at the state funeral for former President Jimmy Carter on Thursday (January 9) in Washington, DC.

Also seen paying respects for the former President were former First Ladies Melania Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Laura Bush, as well as President Joe Biden, First Lady Jill Biden, VP Kamala Harris, her husband Doug Emhoff, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, former VP Al Gore, and former VP Mike Pence. It does not appear as if former President Obama‘s wife, Michelle Obama, joined him.

President elect Trump shook hands with Mike Pence. The pair had a fallout in early 2021 as Trump denied the election results.

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Up until taking on Gov. Tim Walz on Saturday Night Live, Jim Gaffigan tended to stay away from politics in his comedy.

But the Emmy-winning comedian doesn’t regret the times he spoke his mind, including a 2020 tweet in which he called Donald Trump “a liar and a criminal,” despite losing some Trump supporters as fans.

“I regret that people think that I was criticizing people that support Trump. And that was never the intention,” he explained on The Daily Beast’s The Last Laugh podcast. “I regret—someone said like, now I can’t follow you anymore and I kind of said ‘F you’ to them. But it’s weird because I think authenticity is really an important thing, not only as a comedian, but also with your children.

“For me, I don’t regret it, but I also do acknowledge that there are true die-hard Trump fans who probably enjoyed my comedy,...

“Saturday Night Live’s” cold open took direct aim at the internet obsession about Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of the United HealthCare CEO Brian Thompson with a sketch that featured Sarah Sherman as true crime maven Nancy Grace.

“Y’all psychos find him a sex symbol,” Sherman as Grace told the audience in diving into the shocking story of the brazen Dec. 4 slaying in Manhattan of Thompson walked to an investor conference. With over-the-top tabloid delivery Grace observed that Mangione “has women and gay guys hot and bothered,” describing him as “Dave Franco with Eugene Levy’s eyebrows.”

Kenan Thompson appeared later in the sketch as a man on the street who happened to encounter the killer. Interviewing him at the McDonald’s where the alleged killer was caught, Grace asked Thompson’s character “can you believe people were attracted to this sexy slayer?”

To which Thompson replied, “Women love bad boys.