Rami Malek Flaunts His 'Resting Villain Face,' Turns Squid Game Into A Country Song, & More -- Check Out The SNL Highlights HERE!

“Canada’s Got Talent” is returning to Citytv with some big names.

Squid Game star Heo Sung-tae recently discussed his journey to becoming an actor.During his recent appearance on South Korean documentary-style talk show Omniscient Interfering View, the 44-year-old actor opened up about his mid-thirties career switch, and how he learned to act.Heo, who recently gained international recognition for his portrayal of Jang Deok-su in Netflix’s hit series Squid Game, only began acting at the age of 34.

Pete Davidson parodied hit Netflix series Squid Game on Saturday Night Live last night, singing a country song as they made their way through the challenges.The Korean survival drama has become the streaming platform’s most popular series ever, with over 111million people watching it since it premiered last month.“I just got laid off, bar tab ain’t paid off,” Davidson sang at the start of the sketch.

It was only a matter of time before Netflix phenom “Squid Game” received the “Saturday Night Live” treatment, and it finally happened in the Oct. 16 episode featuring host Rami Malek. 

Saturday Night Live treatment.On October 16, star and host made a country song out of the about a group of poverty-stricken players fighting for a boatload of money in a series of deadly children's games.

Rami Malek made his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut this weekend, and one sketch found him facing off against cast member Pete Davidson as they delivered hilarious impersonations of each other.

Pete Davidson and Rami Malek are taking on Squid Game!

From villainous opponents to comedy partners! For Oscar winner Rami Malek’s debut hosting gig on Saturday Night Live, he enlisted No Time to Die costar Daniel Craig to complete a pair of sketches on the late-night variety series, including one where they both impersonate late icon Prince.

Christopher Vourlias It’s “Squid Game’s” world, and we’re just living in it.That was one takeaway from a wide-ranging conversation held during Rome’s MIA Market on Saturday, as top independent producers met to assess the state of international drama and explore how hit series like Netflix’s Korean phenomenon are rewriting the rules of the game.From heated competition between new and established streaming platforms to increasingly complicated rights deals to skyrocketing demand for

Rami Malek made his hosting debut with an opening that was all about the villains. The 40-year-old actor may be super likable for those who know him, but that doesn't mean he isn't intimidating.Speaking about his role in the new James Bond film, Malek went on to share what he has in common with popular movie villains. “I’ve played a lot of dramatic roles in my career, recently the new Bond villain,” Malek said.

An audition for a fictional Jordan Peele biopic about music icon Prince saw a surprise guest on Saturday Night Live.

The inevitable happened on Saturday Night Live as the sketch series took on global phenomenon Squid Game thanks to a musical number from  Pete Davidson and guest host Rami Malik. 

Tonight, Rami Malek made his debut appearance as host of SNL, touching in his opening monologue on his love of playing bad guys—including a new Bond villain, No Time to Die‘s Lyutsifer Safin.

Rami Malek is gearing up for his debut! The Oscar winner took to the Studio 8H stage to promote his upcoming appearance, and got into heated starring contest in the process.In the promo, Malek is joined by musical guest Young Thug, as well as cast members Bowen Yang and Ego Nwodim — who are the first ones to suggest the contest.«You know, Rami, a lot of people find your eyes unnerving, but I don't see it,» Nwodim says«Thank you?» Malek replied, unsure of whether or not to be offended.«You two

Daniel Craig and Rami Malek took their mutual admiration society to the AMC in Burbank.

“I just appreciate leadership so much on a set,” No Time To Die’s Rami Malek says of going head-to-head with exiting 007 himself Daniel Craig. “I appreciate when someone is in command and is an absolute leader like Daniel,” the Oscar winner told Deadline’s Hero Nation podcast today.

Rami Malek has revealed how he left Kate Middleton "taken aback" when he asked her a question at the BAFTAs in 2019.The 40 year old recently reunited with Kate and her husband Prince William, 39, at the premiere of the latest James Bond movie, No Time To Die, in which he stars as villain Lyutsifer Safin. During promotion for the flick, he has told how he offered to babysit for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's son Prince Louis when he was just 10 months old.

CNN.The South Korean drama series follows people trying to win millions in a deadly competition. To start their dangerous adventure, the participants are handed a card with a phone number to call.According to CNN, the number featured on the show has belonged to Kim Gil-young for 16 years.

Game of Thrones fans: Australian actor Ryan Corr has been cast in the highly anticipated new HBO prequel, House of the Dragon.The new series promises to be the hottest television event since Daenerys burnt King’s Landing to the ground. You know… like in the final season? Just a little Thrones humour for ya, because our favourite show about kings, queens and dragons is back.