Tom Hanks Remembers Bob Dole At World War II Memorial: “The Memory And Conscience Of The Man Himself Will Always Be Here”

The Yellowstoners, Mike DeAngelo and Rodrigo Perez, are back and there’s an absolute rip roarin’, rootin’ tootin’ ton of “Yellowstone” developments to discuss.

Bob Voysey has heartbreakingly revealed he "dreads" Christmas after the tragic death of his mum.The Married At First Sight star, now 27, was just nine years of age when his mum passed away following a battle with cervical cancer. Bob's mum was given six months to live after she was told her cervical cancer was terminal.

Welcome to the club! Paul Rudd’s hosting appearance during Saturday Night Live’s final episode of the year also earned him entrance to the elite Five-Timers Club.

“Saturday Night Live” looked quite a bit different this week. Paul Rudd was set to host, but due to the spike in COVID-19 cases, the show decided to forgo a live audience and the musical guest and pre-tape most of the sketches.

Saturday Night Live’s Christmas episode was largely curtailed as a result of Covid-19.

looked quite a bit different this week. Paul Rudd was set to host, but due to the spike in COVID-19 cases, the show decided to forgo a live audience and the musical guest and pre-tape most of the sketches.However, this was also supposed to be a momentous occasion for Rudd, as he was set to join the so-called five-timers club — i.e.

Paul Rudd is being honored!

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor“Saturday Night Live” bowed to the rising threat of COVID-19, opening its final show of 2021 with a pre-taped segment that featured Tom Hanks, Tina Fey, Steve Martin and Kenan Thompson welcoming host Paul Rudd into the “Five-Timers Club.”Production of tonight’s “SNL” was thrown into disarray late this week when numerous cast members tested positive for COVID-19.

Tom Hanks was joined by some familiar faces in a surprise appearance opening a Covid-hit Saturday Night Live.

, more than 10 celebrities participated in the latest edition of the show's «Mean Tweets» segment, and had epic responses to the rude social media messages.«Well Tom Holland is an absolute wanker,» the 25-year-old actor read, before responding with a shrug and epic comeback, «And he's also Spider-Man.»«This is just wrong,» Kevin Hart complained before reading the mean message targeted at him. «Shaq's penis is Kevin Hart,» the tweet read.

Gary Sinise is doing what he can to bring some holiday cheer to the children and families of military heroes.

Taylor Sheridan‘s (“Sicario,” “Wind River“) modern Western series “Yellowstone” has been a huge success for Paramount Network, surpassing “The Walking Dead” as the most popular show on cable TV. And because of that success, they’ve spun off the series with a new “Yellowstone”/Paramount+ project “1883.” As the title suggests is a prequel to the original show led by Kevin Costner as the patriarchy of the Dutton family.

EXCLUSIVE: Slight spoiler alert. When the first two episodes of Taylor Sheridan’s Paramount+ Yellowstone prequel 1883 get their gala premiere tomorrow at Wynn Las Vegas, there will be a very familiar face in the second episode.

Savannah Guthrie left fans emotional over the weekend as she paid an emotional tribute to an important figure with her latest social media post.MORE: Savannah Guthrie drives fans wild with gorgeous coat and bootsThe Today Show host shared a picture of herself meeting with Senator Bob Dole, who passed away at the age of 98, who she shared a strong friendship with.Upon learning of his loss, she took to social media to pay tribute to the well-known politician, writing in the caption: "In loving

Bob Dole represented Kansas as a Republican in the U.S. Senate from 1969 to 1996 and ran for president against Democrat Bill Clinton in 1996.Dole was a Kansas native, born July 22, 1923, in the small town of Russell.

Bob Dole, the World War II veteran who Republicans hoped would oust President Bill Clinton from the White House in 1996, has died, the Elizabeth Dole Foundation said Sunday. He was 98.

Bob Dole has died.

J. Kim Murphy administratorBob Dole, the former Senate majority leader and the Republican presidential candidate in 1996, died in his sleep on Sunday morning.