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Party on, Jon Jamón: Jon Hamm spotted at Bad Bunny concert in Puerto Rico
When Jon Hamm touches down in PR, he's far from a "Turista." The Emmy-winning actor, who's made it no secret that he's a Bad Bunny superfan, was spotted attending the reggaeton superstar's concert residency in Puerto Rico over the weekend. Bad Bunny kicked off the hotly anticipated string of shows, titled No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí, on July 11 at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, the island's largest indoor arena. Hamm, also known by his fan alias "Jon Jamón," was seen dancing to the Grammy-winning singer's energetic set throughout the concert. The "Mad Men" alum, 54, also channeled the tropical inspiration of the Puerto Rican landscape with his show attire, which included a short-sleeved, island-style shirt with matching bottoms and a bucket hat. As seen in concert footage, Hamm had one of the best seats in the house. The actor was spotted in Bad Bunny's "La Casita," a VIP section modeled after a traditional Puerto Rican home. Hamm waved and blew kisses to nearby fans, and he gyrated to the music as Bad Bunny made his way through the crowd. Hamm isn't the only celebrity who's partied it up at Bad Bunny's casita. Actor Austin Butler, who went viral for his dance moves at the singer's residency, raved about the concert experience during an Aug. 12 interview on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." "I'm just like, so proud of him," Butler recalled. "I'm watching him going, 'Oh my God, look how much you mean to everyone here.' I'm like, falling in love with Puerto Rican culture and the dancing, and everybody is so sexy and amazing." Bad Bunny is expected to continue his residency performances every weekend through Sept. 14, followed by a world tour that commences in November. Jon Hamm explains his love for Bad Bunny During an April 10 appearance on the "Today" show, Hamm opened up about his love of Bad Bunny's work. "You can't listen to his music and not smile," Hamm told host Savannah Guthrie. "I just love his story. He's a really nice guy. He's funny. He's an 'SNL' guy, too. They love him over there." Hamm and Bad Bunny performed together for the 50th anniversary special of "Saturday Night Live," during which Hamm received the nickname "Jon Jamón" from "SNL" alum Amy Poehler as a play on his surname (Jamón translates to "ham" in Spanish). Hamm also shared his excitement about his plans to attend the No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency, praising Bad Bunny for staying true to his Puerto Rican roots. "It's really cool that he's going back to his home, to really kind of give back to the fans," Hamm said. "He's reserving the first four, five or 10 shows, or whatever it is, for only residents of Puerto Rico, which is so cool."
USA Today
a day ago
- USA Today
Party on, Jon Jamón: Jon Hamm spotted at Bad Bunny concert in Puerto Rico
When Jon Hamm touches down in PR, he's far from a "Turista." The Emmy-winning actor, who's made it no secret that he's a Bad Bunny superfan, was spotted attending the reggaeton superstar's concert residency in Puerto Rico over the weekend. Bad Bunny kicked off the hotly anticipated string of shows, titled No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí, on July 11 at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, the island's largest indoor arena. Hamm, also known by his fan alias "Jon Jamón," was seen dancing to the Grammy-winning singer's energetic set throughout the concert. The "Mad Men" alum, 54, also channeled the tropical inspiration of the Puerto Rican landscape with his show attire, which included a short-sleeved, island-style shirt with matching bottoms and a bucket hat. As seen in concert footage, Hamm had one of the best seats in the house. The actor was spotted in Bad Bunny's "La Casita," a VIP section modeled after a traditional Puerto Rican home. Hamm waved and blew kisses to nearby fans, and he gyrated to the music as Bad Bunny made his way through the crowd. Hamm isn't the only celebrity who's partied it up at Bad Bunny's casita. Actor Austin Butler, who went viral for his dance moves at the singer's residency, raved about the concert experience during an Aug. 12 interview on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." "I'm just like, so proud of him," Butler recalled. "I'm watching him going, 'Oh my God, look how much you mean to everyone here.' I'm like, falling in love with Puerto Rican culture and the dancing, and everybody is so sexy and amazing." Bad Bunny is expected to continue his residency performances every weekend through Sept. 14, followed by a world tour that commences in November. 'My brain is in two movies': Austin Butler recalls trippy Bad Bunny concert after taking edible Jon Hamm explains his love for Bad Bunny During an April 10 appearance on the "Today" show, Hamm opened up about his love of Bad Bunny's work. "You can't listen to his music and not smile," Hamm told host Savannah Guthrie. "I just love his story. He's a really nice guy. He's funny. He's an 'SNL' guy, too. They love him over there." Hamm and Bad Bunny performed together for the 50th anniversary special of "Saturday Night Live," during which Hamm received the nickname "Jon Jamón" from "SNL" alum Amy Poehler as a play on his surname (Jamón translates to "ham" in Spanish). Bad Bunny setlist: All the songs on his No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency Hamm also shared his excitement about his plans to attend the No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí residency, praising Bad Bunny for staying true to his Puerto Rican roots. "It's really cool that he's going back to his home, to really kind of give back to the fans," Hamm said. "He's reserving the first four, five or 10 shows, or whatever it is, for only residents of Puerto Rico, which is so cool."
Yahoo
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- Yahoo
John Slattery Reveals If He'd Ever Do a 'Mad Men' Reboot (Exclusive)
John Slattery Reveals If He'd Ever Do a 'Mad Men' Reboot (Exclusive) originally appeared on Parade. In 2007, John Slattery had been working steadily in TV for nearly 20 years, most memorably on guest star turns in Will & Grace, Judging Amy and Sex and the City. But the veteran actor's career was transformed in that year when Mad Men arrived on the scene. The hit AMC series became an instant success, with Slattery as a part of the heralded ensemble. Slattery's role as sardonic agency owner Roger Sterling earned him four Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. And it's his seven seasons on the nostalgic drama that have arguably led him to a lead role in The Rainmaker. Moving from the boardroom to the courtroom, Slattery plays Leo F. Drummond, the antagonistic prosecutor squaring off against upstart lawyer Rudy Baylor (Milo Callaghan) in the TV adaptation of the hit John Grisham novel. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Mad Men has been on the brain for many TV fans, considering the Emmy-winning series recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of its series finale. Parade got the opportunity to speak with Slattery alongside Callaghan in promotion for The Rainmaker, which premieres this Friday, Aug. 15, on USA, and asked the actor about his thoughts on the landmark celebration. "I mean, we just did a little event, Jon Hamm and I," he says. "And it was an incredible experience that we all knew was special from early on, which I feel grateful for. Rather than getting to the end of it and going, 'Boy, I wish I [had] enjoyed that more, or paid more attention to how good this all was.' But the writing was so good, and we all understood that. The bar was set high, and you were expected to come to work and be and you wanted to be as good as that writing. So, I mean, the whole thing was an incredible experience." Related: Television in this day and age is filled with a slew of reboots, revivals and sequel series of shows from the '80s, '90s and 2000s. So it's only natural for Mad Men fans to speculate about more adventures for Don Draper and company, especially considering the show has now been off the air for over a decade. But, should it ever happen, there's at least one actor who won't be suiting up for it. "People ask, 'Dude, don't you wish you could repeat that?'" Slattery says. "I have no interest or desire to try to repeat it, because we had that. That's what's so great about working on something like this. There's no obligation to be anything like that. It's just another story. And the variety of this business is, is what drew me to it in the first place." For what it's worth, even if the actor wanted to appear in a possible Mad Men sequel series, he doesn't think the hedonistic Roger Sterling would have lived to see much of the '70s and '80s. "Roger Sterling is dead and gone," he muses. "He didn't live much past the end of that show, I don't think." Next, John Slattery Reveals If He'd Ever Do a 'Mad Men' Reboot (Exclusive) first appeared on Parade on Aug 13, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Aug 13, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword
