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The iconic "Kill Bill" actor wished the Dr. Seuss character a "good night" after a bloody Christmas celebration.

The "Weekend Update" host admitted he was "genuinely worried" as the actor watched her husband read shocking jokes fed to him by co-host Michael Che.

The "Only Murders in the Building" star didn't hold back as he made jabs at the president-elect's Cabinet picks.

The "Saturday Night Live" alum got a star-studded welcome during his fifth time hosting the NBC comedy sketch show.

In a complaint, Lively cited a purported meeting demanding that Baldoni, who also co-starred with her in the film, make no further "sexual comments."

The singer, dancer and budding neuroscientist said her legendary grandfather "would be very disappointed in where we are as a country."

Cynthia asked the director, Jon M. Chu, if they could "reimagine" Elphaba's traditionally long, wavy hair as micro braids in the movie.

The news that Max has ended its partnership with the iconic series raises questions about whether the show really abandoned its mission years ago.

The blue hedgehog's voice actor said it would be "bananas" if the game makes its way to the big screen.

The former late night host opened up about his late parents who "complemented each other very well."