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Pete Davidson is calling out J.K. Rowling.

Pete Davidson has joined the parade of stars condemning author J.K. Rowling's comments on gender.

Pete Davidson is calling out J.K. Rowling.

Peter Davidson made another epic “Weekend Update” appearance on “Saturday Night Live”, and this time his target was Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling and her history of sharing views considered to be transphobic.

Pete Davidson criticized J.K. Rowling for her past transphobic comments, which impacted how he feels about his Harry Potter tattoos.The King of Staten Island star, 26, responded to Rowling’s “very disappointing” remarks during the “Weekend Update” segment on the Saturday, October 10, episode of Saturday Night Live.“I long for a few young years ago when the worst things she did were those Fantastic Beasts movies,” he told Colin Jost. “No discrimination there, they harmed us all equally.”Davidson

Pete Davidson has offered his thoughts on JK Rowling’s controversial comments about transgender issues, perceived by many fans and critics to be transphobic.When asked on Saturday Night Live last night (October 10) whether he found the Harry Potter author’s comments disappointing, Davidson said it was “very disappointing,” adding: “I long for a few years ago when the worst things she did were those Fantastic Beasts movies.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsDuring Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” segment, Pete Davidson gave his two cents on J.K. Rowling’s transphobic comments.When Colin Jost asked what The King of Staten Island star thought of the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts author’s comments, Davidson said her comments were “very disappointing” and that he wishes for simpler times.“I long for a few young ears ago when the worst things she did were those Fantastic Beasts movies.

Outside of Aaron Sorkin‘s “just give him the nomination now” script for “The Trial of the Chicago 7,” the Original Screenplay category feels more wide-open than it has in years. And that means there could be some underdog nominees who make the cut such as Emerald Fennell (“Promising Young Woman”), Andy Sara (“Palm Springs”), Judd Apatow, Pete Davidson and Dave Sirus (“The King of Staten Island”), and even Eliza Hittman (“Never Really Sometimes Always”).

Megan Thee Stallion, 25, just appeared in her first sketch on Saturday Night Live and it was everything! The “Hot Girl Summer” rapper popped up (and lent a verse) alongside Chris Redd in a tune aptly titled, “Bottom Of My Face.” On the track, Chris and Pete Davidson and Kenan Thompson address the pandemic dating problem of not being able to see their partner’s entire face.

Max Ehrich spoke candidly to his fans one week after news broke of his split from ex-fiancée Demi Lovato.“It’s just the craziest thing,” the Young and the Restless alum, 29, said on Instagram Live in the early hours of Friday, October 2. “This is the most bizarre experience that I hope no one ever has to experience ever ‘cause no person deserves to feel this way.”Ehrich then dragged two of Ariana Grande’s exes, Pete Davidson and Mac Miller, into his drama with Lovato, 28.

can get messier. For reasons that aren't clear, Max thought it would be a good idea to hop onto Instagram Live and accuse Demi of using him as a "calculated PR stunt." He also compared their situation to that of Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande.“It’s just the craziest thing.

Us Weekly broke the news in March 2020 that Demi Lovato had sparked a romance with Max Ehrich following her fling with model Austin Wilson. As the pair hunkered down together amid the coronavirus pandemic, they began to make big plans for their future.“Max plans to propose to Demi after this whole pandemic is resolved and their families wouldn’t be surprised by the proposal,” a source exclusively revealed in April.

Star Wars actor Mark Hamill poked fun at one of his own projects as he labelled the debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden “the worst thing I’ve ever seen”.

Celebrities condemned Donald Trump for apparently failing to condemn white supremacy during the rancorous TV debate with his presidential rival Joe Biden.

Max Ehrich is once again addressing his split from Demi Lovato.

Megan Fox – Machine Gun Kelly lovefest now has a soundtrack.On Friday, MGK released "Tickets To My Downfall," his fifth studio album, featuring the singer on vocals and guitar alongside Blink-182's Travis Barker on drums.

Megan Fox supported boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly and his new music in more ways than one as he dropped his latest record, Tickets to My Downfall.On Friday, September 25, the Big Time Adolescence actor, 30, released a 15-track album with two brief interludes: “Kevin and Barracuda (Interlude) and “Banyan Tree (Interlude).” The first features a phone call with Kelly’s close friend Pete Davidson, while the second interlude highlights a conversation with the Transformers actress, 34.“Oh, my god.