Who's hosting 'Saturday Night Live' tonight? How to watch March 7 show
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A familiar heartthrob is returning to host \
An A-list heartthrob you've definitely seen in "The Notebook" and "La La Land" is hosting "Saturday Night Live" tonight.
Ryan Gosling, along with musical guest Gorillaz, has returned to Studio 8H for the sketch comedy series' March 7 episode, weeks ahead of the release of his new science-fiction movie "Project Hail Mary."
Based on Andy Weir's novel "Project Hail Mary," which follows a middle school teacher who is sent to space as the world comes to an end, hits theaters on March 20.
Gosling last hosted "SNL" in 2024, when he was promoting his action-comedy "The Fall Guy."
Following the Saturday episode, the "Barbie" star, 45, will be just one appearance shy of joining the Five-Timers Club, an honor bestowed upon celebrities who have hosted the show at least five times.
Mama Tina's Gumbo at the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Show was temporarily closed by health officials.
Eric Dane's widow, Rebecca Gayheart, and their two children made their first red carpet appearance since the \
Jason Earles is finally coming clean, revealing a \
The Ryan Murphy helmed show has been a huge success, becoming the number one show on Hulu, and leading to a surge in interest around the couple.
Liane Moriarty wrote a \
Nene Leakes, Candiace Dillard Bassett, Phaedra Parks, Erika Jayne and more "Real Housewives" rallied on Capitol Hill for HIV prevention awareness.
Chris O'Neal, best known for starring on the Nickeoldeon sitcom \
Almost a year after his death, a new movie will feature the likeness of late \
Oleksandr Pertsovskyi, CEO of Ukrainian Railways, presented Sean Penn with an Oscar-shaped award, made from a war-damaged railcar.
Joseph Foreman, known professionally as Afroman, is on trial this week after a lawsuit claimed he used Adams County sheriff's deputies' likenesses without permission.
Joseph Foreman, known professionally as Afroman, is on trial this week after a lawsuit claimed he used Adams County sheriff's deputies' likenesses without permission.
Rapper Afroman, who was sued by Ohio police after his music videos used footage from a 2022 police raid, defended his work during the case's trial.
Kristin Cabot, one half of the \