Scarlett Johansson reveals she does not 'struggle with her public persona'

When Saturday Night Live aired its first remote episode during quarantine in early April, it’s probably safe to say that nobody on the show predicted a new star that was about to be born. That star, of course, was the acoustic guitar casually resting on the couch behind comedian and host Colin Jost during Weekend Update, which jumped from obscurity to becoming everyone’s favorite new SNL character within an instant.

Saturday Night Live viewers thought Colin Jost took up guitar lessons during quarantine when the instrument unintentionally guest-starred on the first at-home Weekend Update. But in an interview with The New York Times published today (July 8), he blamed his fiancée Scarlett Johansson for the fluke."Scarlett had that guitar forever and it was in the quarantine," Jost said during the interview.

Colin Jost set the record straight about a well-placed prop that snuck into the background of a Saturday Night Live episode in April.The comedian, 38, got a handful of negative comments about a very visible guitar that was left on his couch during his “Weekend Update” segment on the April 11 episode of the variety show, which was filmed from home during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Two months later, he claimed fiancée Scarlett Johansson was the culprit.

Florence Pugh will take over the Black Widow Marvel universe from Scarlett Johansson in the next Avengers-related movie.Black Widow director Cate Shortland has revealed that she and the film’s producers had no idea how “great” the Little Women star would be and they’ve decided to retire Scarlett’s Natasha Romanoff and lead upcoming films with Pugh’s Yelena Belova character.“We realized that the audience would expect an origin story so, of course, we went in the opposite direction,” Shortland

Scarlett Johansson will play Black Widow for what seems like the last time in Marvel Cinematic Universe in the standalone movie. The Black Widow movie was set to release in May.

Scarlett Johansson found the perfect successor in her Black Widow costar Florence Pugh, according to director Cate Shortland.“We didn’t know how great Florence Pugh would be. We knew she would be great, but we didn’t know how great,” Shortland, 51, told Empire magazine of the Marvel newbie on Monday, July 6.

In a COVID-19-less world, we would be two months removed from Marvel Studios’ “Black Widow.” Unfortunately, we don’t live in this paradise and the global pandemic has kept movie theaters shut down for months, pushing the superhero film to November. But with the light at the end of the tunnel coming soon for cinemas (hopefully, at least), we can start looking ahead to “Black Widow” and what seems to be less of a prequel/filler film and more of a new beginning.

The Black Widow baton is being handed over from Scarlett Johansson to Florence Pugh.

“Black Widow” director Cate Shortland says Scarlett Johansson will hand the baton over to Florence Pugh to “propel a new female storyline” in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Marvel.Black Widow director Cate Shortland has revealed in a new interview that Scarlett Johansson, the incumbent titular assassin (known as Natasha Romanoff when not on duty), will “hand the baton” to Pugh’s Yelena Belova in the forthcoming Marvel movie.Shortland told Empire in an exclusive interview for the magazine’s issue on sale this Thursday (July 9) that the team was blown away by Pugh’s performance.

Marvel Studios will embark its journey into Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase 4 with Black Widow. While the Scarlett Johansson starrer will draw curtains on Natasha Romanoff's journey in MCU once and for all, fans will begin to explore a few Marvel stories following its release.

Colin Jost lifts his surfboard over his head while heading back to his car after a surf session on Saturday (June 27) in the Hamptons, N.Y.

The Walt Disney Co. on Friday overhauled its release schedule by moving the dates of half a dozen Marvel movies, announcing a new one for the live-action adaption of “Mulan” and pushing one movie, “Artemis Fowl,” to Disney Plus, in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

In the latest session of Variety’s Actors on Actors, we saw the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) reunion between Chris Evans and Paul Rudd, who fans know as Captain America and Ant-Man. During their in-depth conversation, the two talented actors reminisced about their first meeting together which took place on the sets of Captain America: Civil War.

On his first day on set of “Avengers: Civil War”, Chris Evans made Paul Rudd dance for him.

Scarlett Johansson's long-awaited solo film, Black Widow, by now, but Marvel was forced to push the film from May to Nov. 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic.