Over the last few weeks, Saturday Night Live has announced who is leaving and who will be replacing them. And it looks like they have finally set all of the Not Ready for Primetime Players for season 51.
Now, it is time for them to start announcing who will be spending a week with them to host, perform, or do both on the NBC Variety show.
Bad Bunny starts things off on October 4th by hosting for the second time. However, unlike when he hosted during season 49, he will not be performing this time. That title will go to Doja Cat, who is making her SNL debut.
She is not the only one doing that this season. Role Model makes his musical performance debut on the 11th. He will be accompanying Amy Poehler, who is hosting for a third time.
Then on the 18th, Sabrina Carpenter will need a lot of Espresso because she goes from doing cameos to hosting for the first time and performing for the second (not including the special).
Which host/musical performer are you most looking forward to seeing the most?
Tuesday was the season premiere of Dancing with the Stars. Even though that was the first night of the dancing competition, the producers have already mapped out the rest of the season, at least when it comes to the themes.
So what are they? Next week, it is One-Hit Wonder Night, followed by TikTok Night, Disney Night, Dedication Night, Wicked Night, Halloween Night, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Night, The 20th Birthday Party in Celebration of DWTS’s 20th Year, and the last theme before the finals is Prince.
Which theme night are you looking most forward to? I can’t wait for TikTok night! Although I watch their TikToks all the time, so it is almost like I have already seen them.
Charlotte Ross shared a photo of herself enjoying the city lights, and I cannot get over how young she appears to be.
Can you believe that she is 57? She looks even younger now than she did when she starred in The Heights in 1992. How is that possible? We need to know her secret! Because whatever it is, it is clearly working.
Before Joey Fatone was singing on stage to millions of fans, he told the host Phil Moore on Nick Arcade that he only sings in the shower. How cute was the 15-year-old in that 1992 episode?
