Jason Bateman, Timothee Chalamet & Kristen Wiig Set to Host 'Saturday Night Live'!

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterChris Pine is in negotiations to star in “Dungeons and Dragons,” Paramount and eOne’s upcoming film adaptation of the popular fantasy role-playing game.Johnathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley, the duo best known for “Game Night” starring Rachel McAdams and Jason Bateman, are directing the movie and writing the screenplay, which is based on a draft by Michael Gilion.Paramount is co-producing and co-financing the “Dungeons and Dragons” movie with Hasbro and

Ricky Gervais spoke out once again about the dangers of cancel culture during a recent interview.  The comedian and former Golden Globes host is often outspoken about cancel culture’s impact on the world of comedy and how difficult he finds it to make comedy in an environment where the consequences of one's words are so dire.  On a recent episode of the podcast “SmartLess,” the 59-year-old British funnyman joined hosts Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett where the conversation turned to

Christmas spoof of Eminem‘s ‘Stan’ on Saturday Night Live this weekend, and he was joined by the real Slim Shady himself.The late night sketch comedy show returned last night (December 5) after an extended break, with a new episode hosted by Ozark‘s Jason Bateman.

Morgan Wallen made his Saturday Night Live debut over the weekend — and before he played his set, he appeared in a sketch making fun of himself.Wallen was originally scheduled to appear as the musical guest for the second episode of season 46 back in October, but was pulled after he was spotted on camera partying without a mask at a sizable party in Tuscaloosa, Alabama days before he was supposed to be on the show.In the sketch -- set at said party in Alabama — Wallen plays himself and is about

Jason Bateman, 51, kept the laughs coming on SNL! The actor hosted the long running sketch series for the second time, 15 years after his 2005 debut — and the highlight of the night was definitely his Santa sketch that included Pete Davidson and surprise guest Eminem, 48. In the sketch, Pete’s character Stu wrote to Santa with multiple letters about the one gift he wanted most: a sold-out, impossible to buy PlayStation5.

returned for its first new episode after a three-week hiatus and hit the ground running with a cold open sketch that poked fun at Rudy Giuliani's embarrassing election fraud hearing in Michigan this week.

Eminem made a small cameo on Saturday Night Live during a send up of his Stan video.

Jason Bateman being mistaken for none other than the Caped Crusader.As he's introducing himself, cast member Heidi Gardner confuses the star for the Dark Knight.«Wait, Batman? You're Jason Batman?» she excitedly asks.

Faizon Love, the actor who played Shane in the 2009 movie Couples Retreat, is suing Universal for race discrimination after he was cut off the international version of the movie poster.

Faizon Love sued Universal Pictures today, accusing it of violating California’s fair employment and civil rights laws with the international poster for its 2009 comedy movie Couples Retreat, calling it an “act of racism.” It also claims the studio reneged on a promise to get Love future roles when they originally sought to placate him over the controversy.

Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and Timothée Chalamet have been announced for Saturday Night Live next month.Actor Jason Bateman will host the first show on December 5, which will also see Morgan Wallen finally perform after he was recently pulled from a schedule after videos of him at bars and parties without a mask went viral.The following week, Timothée Chalamet will present an episode that features Springsteen & The E Street Band and finally, on December 19, Lipa will be the musical guest

chaotic year for “SNL,” after figuring out temporary broadcasts from various cast members’ homes (including a trip to Brad Pitt’s home when the movie star played Dr. Anthony Fauci in April) and a tentative return to the studio in October.Chalamet’s recent projects include “Little Women” and “The King,” and he’s also in the star-studded “Dune” movie scheduled to hit theaters in October 2021.

Saturday Night Live is getting ready to wind down after a busy and unusual year and has set Jason Bateman, Timothée Chalamet and Kristen Wiig as its final three hosts of the year.