Reporter, HuffPostA local Colorado news anchor reminded viewers of Rep. Lauren Boebert’s (R-Colo.) past open embrace of the racist “replacement theory” that reportedly inspired the massacre at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, last weekend.

Trends Reporter, HuffPostLongtime popular “Saturday Night Live” stars Pete Davidson, Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney are expected to leave the program, Variety and Deadline reported Friday.Their last regular appearances will be the final show of the 47th season on Saturday, sources told Deadline, and it may include a group goodbye.

Winona Ryder has real love—and respect—for her Stranger Things co-stars.Ahead of the show's season four premiere on May 27, the two-time Academy Award nominee reflected back on the legacy of the show, while heaping some major praise on its younger cast members.

Sasha Spielberg—who is the daughter of director Steven Spielberg—and Harry McNally have officially tied the knot!According to People, the pair's wedding ceremony and celebration included Jewish traditions, such as the groom stepping on a glass at the altar and the newlyweds being lifted in the air while seated in chairs as attendees danced the hora around them.

Don't expect a text back from Pauline Chalamet in the morning.The Sex Lives of College Girls star shared some of her life hacks in Paris during an exclusive interview with E! News at Elle's Hollywood Rising Event on May 18, where she was honored as one of the rising actresses.

Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant, and Kyle Mooney will join fellow cast member Pete Davidson in exiting Saturday Night Live after this weekend’s Season 47 finale, Rolling Stone has learned.Representatives for SNL did not respond to Rolling Stone’s request for comment.

Kourtney Kardashian's wedding kountdown is on!The Keeping Up With the Kardashians clan descended upon the streets of Portofino on May 20 for a intimate Italian dinner to celebrate the Poosh founder's upcoming nuptials to Travis Barker. Kourtney's sisters—Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner—as well as mom Kris Jenner were dressed to impress as they made their way to a ...

Kendall Jenner has brought her amore to celebrate Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's Italian wedding.The 818 Tequila founder and NBA star Devin Booker—who began dating in 2020—stepped out to celebrate Kourtney and Travis' impending big day at a dinner held at Ristorante Puny in Portofino, Italy, on May 20, per photos obtained by E! News.

It's a good day to be a fan of the East High Wildcats!Not only do we have a first look and details regarding season three of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, premiering July 27 on Disney+, but the show has also been renewed for a fourth season! How's that for some baller news?

Grab a pumptini and listen up, Vanderpump Rules fans.Bravo announced earlier this month that the hit reality series is set to return for its landmark 10th season, and while details are currently at a minimum, Lala Kent is dishing on the big news—including how she found out in the first place.

We aren't made for a world without Ray Romano on Made for Love.During the penultimate episode of season two of the HBO Max science fiction series, viewers watched as Herbert (Romano), who had stopped his cancer treatment, passed away while camping with daughter Hazel (Cristin Milioti). Well, the artificially intelligent version of Hazel who had taken over the real Hazel's body.

Some Green Bay Packers fans just received great news. As the team gets ready for the 2022 season, the Packers informed some fans that they are off the season ticket waiting list. According to the Green Bay Press-Gazette, one fan named Cory Vogel now has season tickets after being on the waiting list for 50 years.

Pete Davidson is officially departing Saturday Night Live, Rolling Stone has learned. The comedian has been a cast member for eight seasons. Davidson is expected to reveal his departure from the program this weekend; Saturday’s show, which features Russian Doll star Natasha Lyonne as host and musical guest Japanese Breakfast, is the Season 47 finale.

A long time coming! After much speculation, Pete Davidson is leaving Saturday Night Live after seven seasons, according to multiple outlets.The Hollywood Reporter and Variety reported on Friday, May 20, that Davidson, 28, is expected to leave the sketch comedy show following the season 47 finale on Saturday, May 21.

It may not be in la la land, but Emma Stone's Malibu home is ready for its close-up!The Oscar winner has listed her mid-century bungalow overlooking one of California's most famous beaches for $4.2 million, E! News can confirm. The gorgeous property, which boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms, spans more than 1,700 square feet atop of a bluff with panoramic views of Pacific Ocean and the ...

Live From New York, it's some major SNL casting news.Pete Davidson, who has been a cast member on the sketch series since 2014, will leave after the this season's finale on May 21, according to Variety.

Senior Reporter, HuffPostLarry Ellison, the billionaire co-founder of software company Oracle, took part in a November 2020 call about how to contest the results of the presidential election that Donald Trump lost, according to a new report.

The misadventures of Rick and Morty will continue, this time with a new animation style. WarnerMedia announced Wednesday a new Rick and Morty spinoff, titled Rick and Morty: The Anime. The 10-episode series, which follows other digital shorts based in the hit animated series' universe, is now in production and will air on Adult Swim and stream on HBO Max.

Apple TV+ is offering a first look at a hit comedy series, ahead of its anticipated Season 3 return this summer. Trying, which stars Rafe Spall and Esther Smith, is coming back in July, and fans can see the first image from the news season below. It features the two main stars dancing together at a kids' birthday party, with both happily smiling at one another.

ReporterBillie Eilish and Finneas give David Letterman a lesson in the intricacies of vocal production in a clip from Eilish’s episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, which premiered today, May 20, on Netflix.