Celebrities

It seemed as though the atmosphere was just like that of the Saturday Night Live: The 50th Anniversary Celebration special’s after-party held at New York City’s Plaza Hotel. Notable cast members from the sketch comedy series, including Chevy Chase who pioneered the “Weekend Update” segment, and John Mulaney (accompanied by his wife Olivia Munn), appeared following the live broadcast on Peacock and NBC, which took place on February 16th.

Andrew Ngo, a renowned journalist and senior editor at The Post Millennial, has drawn attention to remarks made by Larson, the previous head of Katsucon – a well-known anime convention – concerning the upcoming Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) at the Gaylord National Resort in Maryland.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, SNL featured Tom Hanks portraying a Trump supporter who is apprehensive about shaking hands with a black man due to his racist beliefs. An interesting trivia: The 2024 election, if it happens, would be the least racially divisive American election since 1964.

After Isla Fisher posted a sultry Valentine’s Day photo showing her in an off-the-shoulder mini dress while reclining on black satin sheets, the actress from Borat didn’t hesitate to offer praise.

The main roles are filled by Pascale Kann, a fresh face in the industry, along with Anna Friel (from Marcella), Connor Swindells (SAS Rogue Heroes), Clara Rugaard (Black Mirror), Katherine Parkinson (Rivals) and Golda Rosheuvel (Bridgerton).

This election season has been filled with unexpected turns, from closely fought battles in several key categories to heated debates surrounding individual candidates. In retrospect, it’s striking how different last year’s race seemed, as Oppenheimer’s series of triumphs appeared almost inevitable back then.