Harry Styles on 'double duty' for 'SNL' on March 14. How to tune in.
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Harry Styles' "Saturday Night Live" takeover will begin shortly.
Styles, 32, is on double duty, serving as both host and musical guest for the March 14 episode. "The Late Night Talking" singer's stint comes one week after the release of his fourth studio album "Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally."
The last time Styles hosted and performed on "SNL" was in November 2019. According to NBC Insider, that episode brought up fun musical sketches like "Baby Faye and Her Newsboys," and the iconic "Joan Song," in which Styles played Aidy Bryant's adorable dog, Doug.
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