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The National Hockey League (NHL) has set the date for the 2025 Stanley Pup, its second annual friendly competition featuring adorable rescue dogs.

For the 2025 edition, all 32 NHL teams will be represented by a four-legged friend, many of whom will be available for adoption from a shelter or rescue in their respective city.

The 2025 Stanley Pup will premiere in the U.S. on June 6 at 7 p.m. Et / 4 p.m. Pt on TruTV, and NHL Network will re-air it on June 8 at 7 p.m. Et / 4 p.m. Pt.

Related: NFL 2025 Schedule: List Of All The Games, Dates & Times To Watch Live

“We were thrilled with the success of the first-ever Stanley Pup in 2024 and because of the amazing response from audiences watching at home, the NHL is excited to bring it back this season with even more rescue dogs,” said Steve Mayer, president of NHL Content & Events. “We love being able...

Mid-Century Modern star and Hollywood icon Nathan Lane explains exactly why the hit sitcom is "more important than ever."

Per Deadline, Lane spoke about the importance of the series during an appearance at the Deadline Contenders TV panel. "It's more important than ever these days now that we're in an authoritarian regime," Lane said, "and all of our rights are under threat."

Created by Max Mutchnick and David Kohan and directed by James Burrows, Mid-Century Modern premiered on Hulu on March 28 to largely positive reviews from critics. The series stars Lane as Bunny Schneiderman, who joins his best friends Jerry Frank and Arthur Broussard, portrayed by Matt Homer and Nathan Lee Graham, respectively, in moving to Palm Springs following the death of another close friend. Mid-Century Modern also stars Linda Lavin as Bunny's mother, Sybil, who lets the trio move into her home upon their arrival. Apart from its leading cast,...

The new Hulu series “Mid-Century Modern” was pitched as the “gay Golden Girls,” according to creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan.

The 10-episode comedy launches on March 28, and the cast and crew uniformly herald it as a revival of classic sitcoms like Mutchnick and Kohan’s previous hit “Will & Grace” or “Alice,” the long-running show starring the late Linda Lavin, who they recruited for the new series.

However, “Mid-Century Modern,” is a bit racier than its predecessors.

“Because of the people at Hulu, we have been allowed to push the boundary. This is a show that now sounds a little bit more like we all sound,” Mutchnick said during a Q&a with the cast at the series premiere event, held at the DGA Theater in L.A. on Tuesday. “No one has to say ‘boink’ when they want to fuck.”

Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer and Nathan Lee Graham...

“Mid-Century Modern” introduces Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer and Nathan Lee Graham as a trio of best friends who chose to cohabitate together during a pivotal part of their lives.

The three men are described as “gay gentlemen of a certain age,” who move into the home of the wealthiest of them in Palm Springs, where his mother, played by the late Linda Lavin, also lives.

In addition to the main trio, “Mid-Century Modern” also features a guest star lineup that includes Pamela Adlon, Vanessa Bayer, Kimberly Coles, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Judd Hirsch, Richard Kind, Stephanie Koenig, Billie Lourd, Esther Moon Wu, Jaime Moyer, Cheri Oteri, Rhea Perlman and Zane Phillips.

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Nathan Lane as Bunny Schneiderman

Nathan Lane stars as Bunny Schneiderman, who convinces his best friends, Jerry and Arthur, to move to Palm Springs to live with him and his mother, Sybil. Bunny is a successful business man and a hopeless romantic.

“You don’t look sad … you just look like a reluctant bottom.”

When a new series receives the James Burrows stamp of approval, it’s almost guaranteed to be a hysterical ride. After all, the iconic television director has been at the forefront of some of the most recognizable sitcoms in history, including “Friends,” “Cheers,” “Frasier” and a significant number of episodes of “Will & Grace.” The sitcom genre has seen better days with the invention of streaming services that have practically made the format obsolete, but Burrows keeps chugging along when he finds a show worth investing his talents in.

At 84 years old, Burrows continues his impressive run as sitcom’s greatest living director by taking the helm with a new series from “Will & Grace” creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan, “Mid-Century Modern.” Starring Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, Nathan Lee Graham and Linda Lavin, the Palm Springs-set series...

Linda Lavin’s final role on television will be in “Mid-Century Modern” this Friday, so her co-stars and the sitcom creators made sure to honor the late star at their Hulu premiere on Tuesday.

“Linda Lavin was the most joyous, gracious, amazing person that you’d ever want to meet. She worked from the age of 5 to 87 and went out blazing like the star she was,” Nathan Lee Graham told TheWrap. “She truly was a pro at everything. This woman did everything: she could play the piano; she could sing; she could act, comedy, drama equally as well. She was a light. I call her the spiritual showrunner of our show. She’s the glue, she keeps us going. She’s the puppetmaster, she’s doing all of this tonight. So, she’s here.”

The Tony Award winner and Emmy-nominated actress died in December at age 87 from complications of lung cancer before Season 1 had wrapped.

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It’s an idyllic, sunny Tuesday afternoon in early March, and Pink is getting ready to play some tennis at Desert Smash, the celebrity and professional tennis charity event held each year at California’s La Quinta Resort & Club.

“I love tennis and I love raising money for good causes. So easy, easy, easy combination,” the singer says about being a part of the event, which raised $1.3 million...

Matt Bomer, Nathan Lane and Nathan Lee Graham are celebrating their new TV show, Mid-Century Modern!

The three co-stars were in attendance at the Los Angeles premiere of Hulu‘s new series at DGA Theater Complex on Tuesday (March 25) in Los Angeles.

In the comedy series, three gay men of a certain age decide to live together in Palm Springs, where the wealthiest of the three lives with his mother.

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The show also marks the final TV role from Linda Lavin, who plays Sybil Schneiderman, the mother of Nathan Lane‘s character Bunny.

Attendees at the event included Andrew Rannells, Billie Lourd, Caroline Rhea,

Charlie Carver, Cheri Oteri, Cheyenne Jackson and husband Jason Landau, and Dana Walden.

Daniel Franzese, David Kohan, James Burrows, Jaymes Mansfield, Kate Flannery, Liv Hewson, Marsha Thomason, Max Greenfield, Max Mutchnick, Richard Kind, Tess Sanchez, and William Stanford Davis were...

The comedy series from the creators of ‘Will & Grace’ is nearly ready to bow on Hulu. Learn more about it here!

Nathan Lane isn’t just an impressive dramatic actor, which he proved in Hulu’s “Only Murders in the Building.” He’s also got undisputed comedic chops, and he’ll get a chance to show them off in “Mid-Century Modern,” a new multi-cam comedy series coming to Hulu. If you need more information about the show before just diving in, you can check out everything we know about it below!

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Hulu has released the official trailer and key art for its upcoming original multi-camera comedy series Mid-Century Modern.

From Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick & David Kohan and executive producer Ryan Murphy, the series will premiere with all ten episodes on March 28, 2025, on Hulu.

Mid-Century Modern follows three best friends – gay gentlemen of a certain age – who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs where the wealthiest one lives with his mother.

As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how hard things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done.

Mid-Century Modern stars Nathan Lane as Bunny Schneiderman, Matt Bomer as Jerry Frank, Nathan Lee Graham as Arthur Broussard and Linda Lavin as Sybil Schneiderman, Bunny’s mother.

The guest stars include Pamela Adlon, Vanessa Bayer, Kimberly Coles, Jesse Tyler Ferguson,...

Hulu has dropped the trailer for Mid-Century Modern, the much anticipated new comedy from Max Mutchnick and David Kohan that also marks Linda Lavin‘s final role before her death in December.

The multi-cam series that also hails from Ryan Murphy is set bow March 28 on the streamer. It follows three gay gentlemen of a certain age who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs, where the wealthiest one lives with his mother. As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how hard things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done.

The show stars Lane as Bunny Schneiderman, Bomer as Jerry Frank, Graham as Arthur Broussard and Lavin as Sybil Schneiderman, Bunny’s mother. Guest stars include Pamela Adlon, Vanessa Bayer, Kimberly Coles, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Judd Hirsch, Richard Kind,...

Have you been missing Matt Bomer on your screen? Well, we're about to get a whole lot more of him when his highly anticipated Hulu sitcom Mid-Century Modern makes its premiere in March 2025. Even though the actor has been known for his drama work, most recently earning an Emmy Award nomination for his work in Showtime's limited series Fellow Travelers, he's prepared to bring the laughs as the lead of a multi-cam sitcom for the first time.

Mid-Century Modern premieres on Friday, March 28 on Hulu. That's much sooner than I imagined Hulu would drop the show! While the premiere's coming up very soon, the release date news gets even better. Hulu isn't releasing the 10-episode season weekly, instead opting for a binge drop. It's great to hear that Hulu learned from its mistake of weekly drops of sitcoms, which killed the momentum of How I Met Your Father, and will...

Mid-Century Modern is coming!

The upcoming multi-camera comedy TV series, from the creators of Will & Grace, executive producer Ryan Murphy and director James Burrows, arrives on Hulu with all 10 episodes on March 28.

Mid-Century Modern stars Nathan Lane as Bunny Schneiderman, Matt Bomer as Jerry Frank, Nathan Lee Graham as Arthur Broussard and the late Linda Lavin as Sybil Schneiderman, Bunny’s mother.

The follows three best friends – gay gentlemen of a certain age – who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs where the wealthiest one lives with his mother. As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how hard things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done.

Guest stars include Pamela Adlon, Vanessa Bayer, Kimberly Coles, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Judd Hirsch, Richard Kind, Stephanie Koenig, Billie Lourd, Esther Moon Wu,...

Hulu has set a premiere date for Mid-Century Modern, the new comedy from Max Mutchnick and David Kohan that also marks Linda Lavin’s final role before her death in December.

The multi-cam series that also hails from Ryan Murphy is set bow March 28 on the streamer. It follows three gay gentlemen of a certain age who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs, where the wealthiest one lives with his mother. As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how hard things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done.

The show stars Nathan Lane as Bunny Schneiderman, Matt Bomer as Jerry Frank, Nathan Lee Graham as Arthur Broussard and Lavin as Sybil Schneiderman, Bunny’s mother. Guest stars include Pamela Adlon, Vanessa Bayer, Kimberly Coles, Jesse Tyler Ferguson,...

Many exciting shows are coming to Hulu over the next couple of months.

The streaming service confirmed on Monday that Mid-Century Modern, its highly-anticipated multi-camera comedy, is one of those and will receive its debut on March 28.

The series will stray from the typical weekly rollout, with the streaming platform dropping all 10 episodes on the premiere date.

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Some shows benefit from the weekly release strategy to keep the conversation flowing, but we’ll reserve judgment on whether a binge release will benefit this series.

“Three Best Friends – gay gentlemen of a certain age – who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs where the wealthiest one lives with his mother,” reads the logline.

“As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how hard things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done,...

Hulu’s upcoming original multi-camera comedy series, Mid-Century Modern, from Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick & David Kohan and executive producer Ryan Murphy, will premiere with all ten episodes on March 28, 2025, on Hulu.

Mid-Century Modern follows three best friends – gay gentlemen of a certain age – who, after an unexpected death, decide to spend their golden years living together in Palm Springs where the wealthiest one lives with his mother.

As a chosen family, they prove that no matter how hard things get, there’s always someone around to remind you it would be better if you got your neck done.

Mid-Century Modern stars Nathan Lane as Bunny Schneiderman, Matt Bomer as Jerry Frank, Nathan Lee Graham as Arthur Broussard and Linda Lavin as Sybil Schneiderman, Bunny’s mother.

The guest stars include Pamela Adlon, Vanessa Bayer, Kimberly Coles, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Judd Hirsch, Richard Kind, Stephanie Koenig, Billie Lourd, Esther Moon Wu,...

Brace yourself to enter the Captain Underpants cinematic universe. The immensely silly, pleasantly bonkers Dog Man started life as a comic book written by the two primary-school protagonists of Dav Pilkey’s Captain Underpants books before becoming its own bestselling series: one that’s been notably successful in converting reluctant readers into book fans and even aspiring comic-book artists. Now it’s joined its progenitor as a frenetic and very funny animated film.

Dog Man is born when an accident in pursuit of the dastardly Petey (Pete Davidson), a striped orange cat who terrorises the city, leaves cop Officer Knight and his dog Greg in dire straits. The dog’s body is beyond repair, as is the man’s head, so surgeons have the inspired idea of combining the surviving parts to create a man with the head of a dog. The wordless but heroic result is Dog Man, who...

It was a massively star-studded affair at the SNL50: The Anniversary Special on Sunday evening (February 16) held at Studio 8H in Rockefeller Center in New York City.

Saturday Night Live celebrated it’s 50th anniversary with hundreds of stars who have appeared on the show over the years.

From music stars like Lady Gaga, Sabrina Carpenter and Cher, to actors like Ayo Edebiri, Emma Stone and Anya Taylor-Joy.

Keep reading to find out more…

The late-night sketch show’s special featured many returning sketches, with past and present SNL cast members reprising their characters, and even several celebrities who have hosted reprising their characters!

We have gathered every celebrity, cast member and more’s looks from the red carpet and you can see over 200 below…

Abby Elliott

Adam & Jackie Sandler

Adria Arjona & Jason Momoa

Aidy Bryant

Alex & Hilaria Baldwin

Alex Moffat & Caroline Kingsley Moffat

Al Franken

Al Sharpton

Amelia Dimoldenberg...

NBC celebrated Saturday Night Live on Friday night with over three hours of music history on SNL50: The Homecoming Concert. The special hosted by Emmy winner Jimmy Fallon streamed live from Radio City Music Hall in New York City and is now available to stream on Peacock.

Musical acts included Arcade Fire, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Brittany Howard, Cher, Chris Martin, Dave Grohl, David Byrne, Devo, Eddie Vedder, Jack White, Jelly Roll, Lady Gaga, Lauryn Hill, Miley Cyrus, Mumford & Sons, Post Malone, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Robyn, Snoop Dogg, St. Vincent, the B-52s, the Roots, and Wyclef Jean. Surprise comedy musical performances included Bill Murray, Paul Shaffer, Andy Samberg, Chris Parnell, Will Ferrell, Ana Gasteyer, Maya Rudolph, Fred Armisen, and Tracy Morgan.

But that doesn’t end the festivities. Sunday night’s SNL50: The Anniversary Special will switch over from mostly music to almost...

Jason Momoa and Adria Arjona walk the purple carpet together while attending the SNL50: The Homecoming Concert held at Radio City Music Hall on Friday night (February 14) in New York City.

The couple, who have been dating for almost a year, marked their first red carpet appearance together at the big concert event!

Also making their red carpet debut was Miley Cyrus and her beau of three years, Maxx Morando, as they were also joined by her mom Tish Cyrus-Purcell.

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Miley was actually one of dozens of musicians who took the stage during the concert, performing her hit “Flowers” and a rendition of “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” with Brittany Howard.

Coming up on Sunday (February 16) is the SNL50: The Anniversary Special, which will see many current and past SNL cast members returning for the big special event!

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SNL50: The Homecoming Concert, a special celebrating five decades of Saturday Night Live music, streamed Feb. 14 on Peacock at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt from Radio City Music Hall. Dozens of musicians, comedians, and actors from the late night show’s long history were in attendance, making this one of the biggest shindigs of 2025 so far. Tour our gallery above (or click here for direct access) to see all of their red carpet photos.

The complete lineup for SNL50: The Homecoming Concert consisted of Arcade Fire, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Brittany Howard, Cher, Chris Martin, Dave Grohl, David Byrne, Devo, Eddie Vedder, Jack White, Jelly Roll, Lady Gaga, Lauryn Hill, Miley Cyrus, Mumford & Sons, Post Malone, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Robyn, Snoop Dogg, St. Vincent, the B-52s, the Roots, and Wyclef Jean.

The golden anniversary event that showcased 50 years of legendary SNL...

SNL50: The Homecoming Concert, a special celebrating five decades of Saturday Night Live music, streamed Feb. 14 on Peacock at 8 p.m. Et/5 p.m. Pt from Radio City Music Hall. Dozens of musicians, comedians, and actors from the late night show’s long history were in attendance, making this one of the biggest events of 2025 so far. Tour our gallery below to see all of their red carpet photos.

The complete lineup for SNL50: The Homecoming Concert consisted of Arcade Fire, Backstreet Boys, Bad Bunny, Bonnie Raitt, Brandi Carlile, Brittany Howard, Cher, Chris Martin, Dave Grohl, David Byrne, Devo, Eddie Vedder, Jack White, Jelly Roll, Lady Gaga, Lauryn Hill, Miley Cyrus, Mumford & Sons, Post Malone, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Robyn, Snoop Dogg, St. Vincent, the B-52s, the Roots, and Wyclef Jean.

The golden anniversary event that showcased 50 years of legendary SNL performances also included special appearances by Ana Gasteyer,...

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.

The most recent “Saturday Night Live” sketch to go viral — or at least, the most recent one that multiple of this writer’s own friends sent to him — was the type of joke that you could easily find by scouring gay stan Twitter. On a December 2024 episode of the venerated sketch comedy series, Jane Wickline popped onto Weekend Update to sing a song about Sabrina Carpenter. Or, as she amusingly put it beforehand, a song in which she is Sabrina Carpenter bemoaning how nobody is creating lesbian rumors about her like her peers Olivia Rodrigo or Taylor Swift.

The sketch proved a bit polarizing: many (perhaps older people) didn’t get it, while others recognized the sense of humor right away: a younger,...

It’s terrifying when SNL impressionists have to face their real-people targets in a controlled environment. Before Mark Wahlberg confronted Andy Samberg on an episode of Saturday Night Live, he let the world know he wasn’t happy about Samberg’s impression. “I’m going to crack that big fucking nose of his,” Walhberg told Jimmy Kimmel in 2008. “Then I’m going to tell him, ‘Say hi to your mother for me.’”

Considering it was live television, Samberg escaped his brush with Wahlberg without injury. But Laraine Newman had no such guarantees when Barbra Streisand wanted a word in private. In Season Two, Newman performed a devastating parody of Streisand songs in a medley titled “Me”:

All the critics hated my new movie

A Star is Born was self-indulgent, they agree

‘Cause in the film

I’m practically

The only one you ever hear or see

I’ll admit...

On Tuesday February 11 2025, Bravo broadcasts Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen!

Cecily Strong, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer, Cheri Oteri and Laraine Newman Season 22 Episode 26 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen” promises to be a lively one. This special installment features a lineup of talented guests: Cecily Strong, Rachel Dratch, Ana Gasteyer, Cheri Oteri, and Laraine Newman. Each of these women has made a significant impact in the world of comedy, and their presence is sure to bring plenty of laughs and entertaining moments.

Andy Cohen, known for his engaging interview style, will sit down with these comedy legends to discuss their careers, experiences in the industry, and perhaps share some behind-the-scenes stories from their time on “Saturday Night Live.” The chemistry among the guests is likely to create a fun and relaxed atmosphere, allowing for candid conversations and humorous exchanges.

Viewers can...

Who knew Jenna Bush Hager was so funny?

As the search for a co-host to fill the seat Hoda Kotb vacated last month continues, Jenna is working with friends and personalities to keep the show running.

Next week, Jenna will be joined by several Saturday Night Live greats as NBC continues to promote the show’s 50th anniversary.

There will be no shortage of comedic relief mixed with real-life topics, which is why viewers tune in.

Fans of both will want to tune in all week, as Jenna’s co-host will change each day leading up to the 50th anniversary, which falls on February 15.

It’s quite a line-up, and we are ready to see the shenanigans they come up with.

Who is joining Jenna Bush Hager on Jenna & Friends?

In conjunction with Saturday Night Live’s 50th anniversary, several of the show’s comedians will sit next to Jenna Bush Hager.

Watch out, “Wolf Man” and “Better Man,” because the box office is about to be taken over by “Dog Man.”

Universal and DreamWorks Animation’s new movie has made $1.36 million at the box office in Thursday previews. It’s expected to make between $25 million to $30 million, though some predictions are as high as $40 million due to the demand for family fare.

Set in the kid-friendly world of “Captain Underpants,” “Dog Man” is written and directed by Peter Hastings and follows the adventures of the titular half dog, half police officer who fights crime. While Dog Man himself doesn’t speak, the voice cast is made up of Pete Davidson as Petey the cat, Dog Man’s feline nemesis; Lucas Hopkins as Li’l Petey, Dog Man’s sidekick; Lil Rel Howery as the police chief named Chief; Isla Fisher; Billy Boyd; Ricky Gervais; Stephen Root; Poppy Liu; Laraine Newman; Cheri Oteri; Melissa Villaseñor and more.

Let’s make this easy: your mileage on “Dog Man” is going to depend entirely on whether you’ve got a Dav Pilkey fan in your life. And if you’re already lost, take it on faith that this probably isn’t the movie for you. But if your house has teetering piles of Pilkey’s bestselling graphic novels — which include various installments of both “Dog Man” and “Captain Underpants,” and which are pitched squarely at scatologically-inclined elementary-schoolers — rest easy: Peter Hastings’ big-screen adaptation does full, chaotic justice to its source material. The kids will love it. And actually, you might, too.

Writer-director Hastings, whose work on similarly anarchic efforts like “Animaniacs” and “Pinky and the Brain” makes him an ideal choice to helm this particular project, is clearly a fan himself. He also developed the televised “Epic Tales of Captain Underpants” series, and stays totally true to Pilkey’s distinctive brand of skewed silliness.

So, new year, new slate of cinematic superheroes invading the multiplex. This weekend sees the premiere feature film adaptation of a beloved crimefighter (Captain America will be throwing his shield when he flies in on Valentine’s Day) who’s rather unique in this realm. First off, he’s not a member of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). nor does he originate at Warner’s DC Studios. And, thankfully, it’s not another Sony “Spider-Verse” spin-off. No, this is from Scholastic, who have published fourteen graphic novels in this series, which sprung from another successful series. I’m certain they and his millions of fans are hoping that this is this will begin a new film franchise for the canine crusader known as Dog Man.

The action takes place in a big bustling metropolis known as Ok City, which seems to be constantly under attack by the supervillain Petey the...

“Dog Man” is many things: a poignant tale about a man caught in the push-pull of two disparate worlds, a sentimental story about the fluctuating facets of friendship and fatherhood, an intense thriller about political corruption. It’s also a flat-out bonkers, slapstick action-comedy about a kung fu-kicking, human-dog hybrid cop who uses wisdom to outsmart and change the hearts of bad guys hoisted by their own petard.

Yet blending all of these aspects together, as well as tackling the sincerity with a hefty dose of outlandishness, proves unwieldy for writer-director Peter Hastings (“Country Bears”). His animated adaptation of author Dav Pilkey’s illustrated series aligns with the source material’s silly spirit to a slavishly fatiguing degree as it jams too many villains, themes and gags into a brief run time. Many of its bigger ideas focused on therapeutic conflict resolution fail to coalesce, leading to an overall tonal imbalance.

Is it just me, or is the premise of the new DreamWorks Animation film kind of creepy? The central character of Dog Man, based on the best-selling children’s graphic novel series by Dav Pilkey, is a creature with a man’s body and a dog’s head. After Officer Knight and his canine companion Greg are injured together on the job and wind up in an emergency room together, a nurse, surveying the damage to the former’s head and the latter’s body, helpfully suggests, “What if we sew the dog’s head onto the man’s body?”

Thus Dog Man is born, just as determined to pursue criminals as Knight was but also displaying Greg’s strong tendency to lick people’s faces, including his irascible — is there any other kind? — police chief (Lil Rel Howery). Since the dog has provided the head, the character doesn’t...

At its core, Dog Man is a warm and funny animated film about fathers and sons. However, the mix of simplistic animation and big gobs of absurdity makes book series so popular. The almost refreshing humor is the way it is tailored to a younger audience, who should be its demographic.

However, while not close to being perfect, Peter Hastings’s Dog Man adaptation of the uber-popular children’s graphic novel series has a lovely third act that hits home, bringing the story—and undoubtedly adults and their children—together.

The silliness and playfulness ring true, enhanced by the strong family messaging.

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The story begins by following a bumbling police officer named Knight and his trusty canine partner, an indeterminate breed named Greg. While in hot pursuit of the feline Petey the Cat,...

In a movie about a supercop who’s half man, half dog, and all good boy, Pete Davidson walks away with the show as easily as his villainous character Petey breaks out of cat prison. Dog Man is a spin-off of a spin-off, the second movie in the Captain Underpants series,...

Exploring Chevy Chase’s Bizarre Hosting Tenure At SNL ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Chevy Chase, one of Saturday Night Live’s original cast members, holds a complex and controversial place in the show’s history. Though he left as a regular after its first year in 1976, he returned to host eight times between 1978 and 1997.

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However, Chase’s final hosting gig became a turning point, marked by rumors of inappropriate behavior, including alleged clashes with cast members and even slapping Cheri Oteri on the back of the head.

Will Ferrell, a cast member at the time, later referred to Chase as the “worst host,” which only added fuel to speculation that he was quietly banned from hosting after 1997.

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“Comedy slowly became rock ‘n’ roll,” says Joe Piscopo, a Saturday Night Live cast member between 1980 and 1984, in the opening episode of SNL 50: Beyond Saturday Night.

The Peacock docuseries, which is exec produced by Morgan Neville, the man behind Fred Rogers doc Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, 20 Feet From Stardom and the Pharrell Williams Lego doc Piece By Piece, tells the story of the venerable NBC sketch comedy show ahead of its 50th anniversary next month.

It features a slew of cast members including Amy Poehler, Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, Bobby Moynihan, Bowen Yang, Cheri Oteri, David Spade, Tina Fey, Ego Nwodim, Fred Armisen, Heidi Gardner, Jason Sudeikis, Jay Pharaoh, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jon Lovitz, Kenan Thompson, Molly Shannon, Pete Davidson, Tracy Morgan, Jimmy Fallon, Seth Meyers, Rachel Dratch, Will Ferrell, Billy Crystal and Damon Wayans as well as writers and producers such as Alan Zweibel, Al Franken, Harper Steele,...

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Live from New York, it’s a new product drop between Saturday Night Live and Saks Fifth Avenue! Released on January 7, the luxury retailer and late-night sketch series announced a line of SNL-inspired clothing (available at certain stores and online) that celebrates the comedy show’s 50th Anniversary. And trust us, it would be a “Debbie Downer” if you missed it.

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The 50th anniversary of “SNL” is about to kick off.

Acclaimed Academy and Emmy award-winning documentarian Morgan Neville is honoring the 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live” with docuseries “SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night,” which he executive produces. The four-part series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the history of the beloved sketch series, with each episode taking a different perspective on how the show began.

More than 60 SNL alums are interviewed onscreen, including Amy Poehler, Andy Samberg, Bill Hader, Jason Sudeikis, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Molly Shannon, Pete Davidson, Stephen Colbert, Tracy Morgan, Bob Odenkirk, Tina Fey, Seth Meyers, John Mulaney, Larry David, Will Ferrell, Rachel Dratch, and Fred Armisen.

The first installment, “Five Minutes,” is about the audition process. Emmy Award winner Robert Alexander directs the first episode, which includes never-before-seen audition footage and firsthand accounts from alums as they reflect on their preparation and journey to the “SNL” stage.

The second episode,...

Wild and crazy guys, the van down by the river, and, of course, more cowbell – just some of the classic sketches shown in the new trailer released today for Peacock‘s four-part docuseries SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night.

“Anybody can do comedy,” former cast member Tracy Morgan says at the start of the trailer before delivering the punchline – “But are you funny?”

The upcoming docuseries promises lots of funny moments from the history of Saturday Night Live. In the trailer, Tina Fey, Jimmy Fallon, Will Ferrell, Dana Carvey and Amy Poehler are among the famous faces speaking about the venerable NBC late-night series. Andy Samberg reveals he threw up after auditioning.

The docuseries, Peacock says, will offer a behind-the-scenes look “at some of the American late-night comedy institution’s most iconic elements and rich history.”

The docuseries, executive produced by Morgan Neville, includes four episodes, each taking “a different creative approach...

Peacock has released a first look at SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night, a new documentary series that offers a behind-the-scenes look at some of the American late-night comedy institution’s most iconic elements and rich history.

Executive produced by Academy and Emmy Award winner Morgan Neville, SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night streams exclusively on Peacock beginning January 16.

SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night is a four-part docuseries honoring the legacy of SNL, with over 60 contributors, including SNL alumni, and covering decades of SNL history. Spotlighting some of the show’s most iconic elements, each episode delves into the rich history of SNL and pulls back the curtain on the audition process, the writers’ room, the fan favorite “More Cowbell” sketch and the pivotal Season 11.

Each episode of the docuseries takes a different creative approach to the tapestry of Saturday Night Live and embraces the unique vision of their award-winning directors: Emmy Award winner Robert Alexander...

The third season of the Sex and the City reboot And Just Like That… will reportedly premiere later this year, which is good news for fans of the franchise and terrifying news for Peloton shareholders.

We know that Season Three will include some big name additions to the cast, including Rosie O’Donnell and Cheri Oteri. Now, executive producer Michael Patrick King has confirmed that the cast will also include Broadway star Patti LuPone, who hopefully won’t spoil every detail about the show before it airs.

Up until this point, the most info that we’ve gotten about And Just Like That… Season Three has been from filming notices that were posted around New York City. As we mentioned at the time, these notices contained eyebrow-raising episode descriptions, including how Carrie Bradshaw will reveal that she is, in fact, Garfield the cat. Another notice claimed that Carrie will get hit by a Citi Bike,...

Carrie Bradshaw is going to have to add a few new contacts to her phone in Season 3 of And Just Like That.

Max’s Sex and the City continuation is set to return with new episodes later this year — and “new” is the operative word, according to showrunner Michael Patrick King, who tells EW.com: “The phrase that I would use for Season 3 is ‘new’… It’s new everything.”

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Broadway legend Patti LuPone is joining Season 3 of “And Just Like That,” though executive producer Michael Patrick King would not reveal what role she’ll be playing.

King told Entertainment Weekly on Friday that LuPone, who recently played Lilia Calderu on Marvel’s “Agatha All Along,” will have “an arc on our show this season.”

He also confirmed that Kristen Schaal of “Last Man on Earth” and “What We Do in the Shadows” will also be a part of Season 3, and that we’ll see more of Rosemarie Dewitt as Kathy, the ex-wife of Aidan (John Corbett).

“It’s a lot of ‘new’ within the familiar, but even the familiar characters are going through new things,” King told EW. “It’s more than Carrie [Sarah Jessica Parker] that has a new apartment. Miranda [Cynthia Nixon] has a new apartment. We feel that there’s a lot of newness in the world right now,...

Saturday Night Live has served as a launching pad to TV superstardom (Tina Fey and Bill Hader), dominance at the box office and even #1 music albums (Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi). But not every SNL star goes on to greater showbiz heights.

Here are five comedians who killed on the show only to find they just weren’t as good at anything else. In fairness, as insults go, “You were better at Saturday Night Live than anything else,” isn’t the worst that one could hear.

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Joe Piscopo might have been the first comedian to get huge on Saturday Night Live who couldn’t transfer that success beyond the show. After the original cast left, Piscopo became the show’s first new star, cranking out uncanny versions of David Letterman, Jerry Lewis and his idol Frank Sinatra. His original characters, unfortunately, had the bad habit of being more...

Pete Davidson kick-started his career with Saturday Night Live or SNL. He got his big break when he landed a job as a featured player in the popular sketch comedy show. Davidson worked for eight seasons between 2014 and 2022, starting with season 40 which premiered in 2014. During his first season, Davidson starred in 20 out of 21 episodes.

Pete Davidson on SNL | Credits: Saturday Night Live YouTube

Because of his career graph in SNL, Davidson got to work on many big projects in Hollywood, including the Netflix rom-com Set It Up, a cameo in Suicide Squad, Big Time Adolescence, The King of Staten Island, and more. He made his exit from SNL after season 47 in 2022 but was featured as a host in season 49 and had a special appearance in season 50.

But do you know how much he was paid for his contribution to the sketch comedy show? In this article, we will take a...

Before Laraine Newman brought it to Saturday Night Live, the valley girl accent was relatively obscure, really only known to Southern Californians as the way surfers spoke. As an L.A. native, though, Newman was very familiar with it, and so, she used it for inspiration for a character she developed named Sherry, a rambling, airheaded blonde who loved to talk about her “bitchin’ bod.”

She originally performed the character at The Groundlings, but she took Sherry — and the valley girl dialect — national when she became an original “Not Ready for Prime Time Player” in 1975 (in a sketch about group therapy that also included Don Corleone). In turn, Sherry became one of Newman’s best-known SNL characters. But because Newman never wanted to repeat herself, she only did Sherry for about a year, a decision which, 50 years later, she’s still unsure about.

Along with that, I recently spoke with...

What would you buy with your first big paycheck? Several former and current Saturday Night Live cast members, including Pete Davidson, Jason Sudeikis, Bowen Yang, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, revealed what they purchased after their first SNL paycheck for a recent New York Magazine Instagram video series — which you can watch below — promoting their special "Reasons to Love New York" issue. Naturally, the comedians' candid answers were served up with lots of humor.

Davidson, who starred on the late night variety series from 2014 to 2022, played the frustratingly nonplussed character Chad, and made several memorable appearances as himself on "Weekend Update," had the most revealing reply. "Do you guys know what they pay us?" he said. "It's like three grand an episode, so I think I got dinner!"

Some Cast Members Kept Things Practical, While Others Splurged

James Austin Johnson, whose uncanny Trump impression kept him busy on SNL throughout the election...

Pete Davidson, Jason Sudeikis, Cheri Oteri, and other Saturday Night Live stars have opened up about the salary they made on the long-running NBC sketch show, and it’s not as much as you might think. In an interview for New York Magazine, the comedians were asked about their “biggest splurge” after receiving their first SNL paycheck. For many, the purchases were fairly modest, with them explaining that the show doesn’t pay enough to splash out on any extravagant indulgences. “Do you guys know what they pay us?” Davidson said. “It’s like three grand an episode, so I think I got dinner.” “I mean, you don’t make enough money to make big purchases,” Ted Lasso star Sudeikis added. “So, I think New York rent was probably the biggest purchase I made after writing on SNL the first year.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by...

Pete Davidson is getting candid about how much he made during his time on Saturday Night Live.

The actor and comedian, who starred on the NBC sketch comedy show from 2014 to 2022, recently shared in an Instagram video for New York Magazine how much he earned for each episode, as well as his “biggest indulgence” after getting his first SNL paycheck.

“Do you guys know what they pay us? It’s like three grand an episode, so I think I got dinner!” Davidson said.

Davidson was known on SNL for several memorable “Weekend Update” moments, characters and sketches, including “Chad,” “Rap Roundtable” and “Jasmine and Aladdin.”

However, the Bupkis actor wasn’t the only SNL alum revealing what they brought with their first big paycheck. “I mean, you don’t really make enough money to make big purchases,” Jason Sudeikis, former castmember and writer, admitted in the video. “So, I think...

Pete Davidson revealed in a video roundup for New York Magazine how much he was paid as a “Saturday Night Live” cast member.

In the video posted on social media on Wednesday, Davidson, along with several current “SNL” stars and fellow alums, opened up about the “biggest indulgence” they splurged on after receiving their first paycheck from the NBC sketch comedy series.

“Do you guys know what they pay us?” said Davidson, who spent eight seasons as an “SNL” cast member from 2014 to 2022. “It’s like three grand an episode. I think I got dinner.”

Jason Sudeikis shared a similar sentiment about his “SNL” salary, saying, “I mean, you don’t make enough money to make big purchases, so I think New York rent was probably the biggest purchase I made after writing my first year on ‘SNL.'” He was hired as a writer in 2003 and later worked as...

Pete Davidson and Jason Sudeikis are getting real about how they spent their Saturday Night Live money.

In an interview for New York Magazine, the comedians opened up about their “biggest indulgence” after receiving their first paycheck for working on the NBC late-night sketch show.

“Do you guys know what they pay us?” Davidson replied. “It’s like three grand an episode, so I think I got dinner.”

In the same video the publication shared on social media, Sudeikis discussed his salary as a first-year writer on SNL.

“I mean you don’t really make enough money to make big purchases,” the Ted Lasso star said. “So, I think New York rent was probably the biggest purchase I made after writing on SNL the first year.”

Other SNL stars admitted to buying furniture with their paychecks like Cheri Oteri, who said she got a couch, adding, “I have gotten it reupholstered three or four times.