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Yahoo
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Kylie Jenner Wears Full-Length Coat to 'SNL' After-Party With Timothée Chalamet
Timothée Chalamet hosted Saturday Night Live on January 25, where he also served as the night's musical guest, singing hits from Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown. Chalamet sang Dylan's 'Outlaw Blues,' 'Three Angels,' and 'Tomorrow Is a Long Time.' The actor's girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, did not seem to make an appearance in the audience during the comedy sketch show taping, but on Sunday, Instagram gossip account Deux Moi shared pictures of Jenner and Chalamet leaving the show's after-party at The Pool restaurant. Chalamet was wearing a New York Yankees bomber jacket, jeans, and a baseball hat, with a scarf around his neck. Jenner wore a floor-length faux fur coat in sable brown and a pair of black sunglasses. Her hair was down in sultry waves and she lowered her gaze as they headed to a waiting car. The Kardashians star has accompanied Chalamet to Saturday Night Live before, joining him when he hosted for the second time in 2023. Jenner has been seen at even more events this year with Chalamet, attending the 2025 Golden Globes with him, though she did not walk the red carpet. A source told Page Six at the time that she 'didn't want to make [the event] about them.' 'She wanted this night to be all about Timothée, how it was intended to be,' they added. Adrien Brody won for his role in The Brutalist that night, but Chalamet reportedly 'felt a sense of comfort having Kylie there with him.' In Jenner's November 2024 ELLE cover story, released on October 23, Jenner spoke about keeping her relationship private. 'I think it's important to keep things to yourself,' she said. 'It's hard for me to make a decision by myself sometimes, so the opinion of the whole world…it can be tough.' You Might Also Like The 15 Best Organic And Clean Shampoos For Any And All Hair Types 100 Gifts That Are $50 Or Under (And Look Way More Expensive Than They Actually Are)
Yahoo
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
‘Saturday Night Live' Highlights: Timothée Chalamet's Oscar Campaign Goes into Overdrive
While we may not have been treated to a rousing rap from Lil Timmy Tim, two-time Academy Award nominee Timothée Chalamet did get to highlight his passion for Bob Dylan even further in a 'Saturday Night Live' episode that saw him pulling double duty as host and musical guest. In between sketches at the midpoint and back half of the show, Chalamet was backed up by singer/songwriter and record producer James Blake as he sang renditions of Dylan deep cuts 'Outlaw Blues,' 'Three Angels,' and 'Tomorrow Is a Long Time.' Before he picked up his guitar and put on his smoldering gaze however, the show started with a cold open that featured everyone's favorite (kind of) musical theater impresario, Lin-Manuel Miranda. Poking fun at the kind of resistance liberal Miranda's 'Hamilton' endorses, a sketch that starts as a rousing recreation of the signing of the Declaration of Independence soon turns into a forum for Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) to spout nonsense and show off. Four more years of Trump in office may be a hard pill to swallow, but at least Johnson's impersonation will keep us entertained during that time…if he continues to be allowed to of course… More from IndieWire For Cooper Raiff to Build a Market for Indie TV, He Needed to Make 'Hal & Harper' 'Undeniable' 'The Night Agent' Season 2 Finale: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Fully embracing the fact that this episode of 'SNL 50' was essentially the kick-off to the final leg of his Oscar campaign, Chalamet used his monologue to celebrate the eight nominations received by his Dylan biopic 'A Complete Unknown,' including in the categories of Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Supporting Actress. In doing so, he also took some time to poke fun at the fact that he hasn't managed to really win any awards yet despite being nominated many times by various voting bodies, even offering to perform an acceptance speech that the crowd ultimately doesn't end up hearing. Based on current prognostications, Chalamet's main competition at the Oscars is Adrien Brody for his performance in 'The Brutalist,' but after it was revealed last week that post-production used AI to adjust Brody's accent for one scene in the film, his chances were put in some jeopardy (as pointless and silly as the backlash about this has been). Considering this, it was hard not to view the AI sketch from Chalamet's 'SNL 50' set as a subtle dig at his competitor. But even outside of that conflict, with this sketch 'SNL' became one of the few platforms to actually push against the tech-industrial-complex and skewer AI for the stupid fad that it is. The last sketch of the night has become a holding spot for some of 'SNL's' most out-there or flat out dirty material (see Charli XCX's Shrek sketch) and with Chalamet in the driver's seat, they certainly didn't disappoint. Co-written by Sarah Sherman and centered by her hilarious performance, 'Grandma's Birthday' starts as a wholesome gathering of family and friends, but quickly turns into an outrageous display of modern medical science. Chalamet's, as well as everyone else's ability to keep their cool as they're exposed to a new form of CPR may feature some of the funniest reaction shots of any sketch in recent memory and dialogue that will either make you sick or cackle in disgust. Chalamet's musical performances can be viewed below. Timothée Chalamet performing a medley of Bob Dylan's Outlaw Blues and Three Angels on Saturday Night Live! #ACompleteUnknown — A Complete Unknown News (@acufilmnews) January 26, 2025 Timothée Chalamet performing Bob Dylan's Tomorrow Is A Long Time on Saturday Night Live! #ACompleteUnknown — A Complete Unknown News (@acufilmnews) January 26, 2025 'Saturday Night Live' returns on Sunday, February 15 for the 50th Anniversary Special. Best of IndieWire Guillermo del Toro's Favorite Movies: 56 Films the Director Wants You to See 'Song of the South': 14 Things to Know About Disney's Most Controversial Movie The 55 Best LGBTQ Movies and TV Shows Streaming on Netflix Right Now
Yahoo
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Timothée Chalamet Channels Bob Dylan as Musical Guest on ‘SNL': Watch His Performances
Timothée Chalamet brought his Bob Dylan character to Studio 8H during his Saturday Night Live appearance on Jan. 25. The 29-year-old actor, who portrays the folk icon in the new film A Complete Unknown, took on dual roles as both host and musical guest for the evening. As anticipated, Chalamet embraced his Dylan persona during his musical segments, delivering a trio of songs by the legendary artist. More from Billboard Washington vs. Philadelphia: Here's How to Watch the 2025 NFC Championship Gracie Abrams, Dora Jar React to Fan's Petition to Replace Jar as Tour Opener Trace Cyrus Claims Billy Ray Cyrus Is Taking 'Legal Action' Against Him After Public Plea for Dad to 'Get Help' Introduced by SNL alum Adam Sandler, Chalamet opened with a high-energy rendition of 'Outlaw Blues,' which smoothly transitioned into a more intimate, spoken-word version of 'Three Angels,' accompanied by surprise guest James Blake on keyboards and backing vocals. Later in the episode, Chalamet returned with an acoustic guitar for a heartfelt cover of 'Tomorrow Is a Long Time,' with Blake once again supporting him on vocals and keys. During his opening monologue, Chalamet shared that he chose these songs because they are his 'personal favorites.' Fresh off portraying Dylan in James Mangold's A Complete Unknown — which has earned eight Academy Award nominations, including best picture — Chalamet previously revealed that he performed all his own vocals for the film. Saturday marked Chalamet's first time serving as SNL's musical guest, although he's appeared on the show twice before. He first hosted in 2020 and returned in 2023, starring in a viral sketch where he portrayed Troye Sivan in a sleep-paralysis hallucination. SNL is currently in its 50th season, with a special anniversary episode set for Feb. 16. This season has also featured notable hosts like Ariana Grande, Charli XCX, John Mulaney, Chris Rock and Martin Short, while musical guests have included Hozier, Gracie Abrams and Stevie Nicks, among others. Watch Chalamet's SNL performances below. For those without cable, the broadcast streams on Peacock, which you can sign up for at the link here. Having a Peacock account also gives fans access to previous SNL episodes. Best of Billboard Chart Rewind: In 1989, New Kids on the Block Were 'Hangin' Tough' at No. 1 Janet Jackson's Biggest Billboard Hot 100 Hits H.E.R. & Chris Brown 'Come Through' to No. 1 on Adult R&B Airplay Chart
Yahoo
26-01-2025
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Timothée Chalamet Hosts 'SNL 'and Gets Support from Adam Sandler — Who Continues Joke About the Young Star's Name
Live from Studio 8H, it's Timothée Chalamet — with a special guest appearance from Adam Sandler! The actor, 29, pulled double duty on Saturday Night Live on Jan. 25, acting as both host and musical guest. Ahead of his first musical performance, Sandler, 58, made a surprise cameo to introduce Chalamet. The actor-comedian pronounced the young star's name in a comedic, Sandler-fied way, a continuation of a joke made at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 5. During her opening monologue at the awards show, host Nikki Glaser teased Chalamet and said, 'Your name sounds like something Adam Sandler would say," before the Happy Gilmore star replied from the audience with his own spin on the pronunciation. Sandler matched that same energy during his latest SNL appearance as Chalamet channeled Bob Dylan, whom he portrays in his latest film, A Complete Unknown, by performing a medley of "Outlaw Blues" and "Three Angels." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Related: Timothée Chalamet Enlists 4 Lookalikes to Help Pull Off His Host and Musical Guest Stint on Saturday Night Live During his opening monologue, Chalamet poked fun at how he "keeps losing" at awards shows, stating, "Each time it gets harder to pretend it doesn't sting,' before a compilation showing him losing to competitors including Gary Oldman and Mahershala Ali played. Then, as Chalamet attempted to practice giving an acceptance speech, the pretend award was announced and instead given to Kenan Thompson. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! Elsewhere during the show, Chalamet starred in a series of sketches, including one in which he played a boyfriend who administers a new CPR technique to his girlfriend's grandma and another where he portrayed a barista in training. One other moment from the episode saw the Dune actor star as an AI character who hosts an educational podcast. Related: Timothée Chalamet Is the Oscars' Youngest Two-Time Best Actor Nominee Since James Dean SNL is currently in the middle of its milestone 50th season. The late-night comedy sketch series is celebrating the occasion with a special three-hour broadcast, SNL50: The Anniversary Special, on Sunday, Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. EST on NBC and Peacock. In honor of the iconic sketch show's 50th anniversary, PEOPLE has released a special issue, titled SNL's Greatest Moments and the Stories Behind Them, which celebrates how SNL became a cultural institution of comedy, gives fans an inside look into how their favorite sketches came to be and more. Alongside rare photos, snapshots of iconic sketches and exclusive quotes, the issue also features an oral history from show creators Lorne Michaels and Dick Ebersol, as well as other early players like Laraine Newman, Chevy Chase, Garrett Morris and more. Saturday Night Live airs weekends on NBC. A Complete Unknown is in theaters now. Read the original article on People
The Independent
26-01-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
SNL fans praise ‘genius' cameo during Timothée Chalamet performance
Saturday Night Live fans were stunned to see Adam Sandler make a surprise appearance on Saturday's episode (25 January), returning to his roots on the show. Sandler, 58, was a cast member on SNL between 1990 and 1995 and has made numerous cameos since then. His most recent return saw him introduce a musical performance by host Timothée Chalamet, who sang the Bob Dylan songs Outlaw Blues and Three Angels, fresh off his Oscar nomination for the Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown. Sandler's brief appearance also played off a gag from this year's Golden Globes, when host Nikki Glaser asked him to deliver an exaggerated pronunciation of Chalamet. Repeating the joke on SNL, Sandler bellowed: 'Ladies and gentlemen, I love him too, Timothée Chalameeeet!' Viewers were quick to sing the praises of the cameo, with one writing: 'Getting Sandler to announce Timmy so he could say 'Chalamet' is genius.' 'Playing the long game on the Golden Globes joke,' noted a second fan. 'I just saw Adam Sandler introducing Timmy on SNL. I thought I was hallucinating. The universe is healing,' added a third. A fourth said: 'OH MY WOW! They actually brought Adam Sandler out to give us another! 'Ahhhh Timothée Chalamet !' 'Sandler must've had a police escort to get from the Garden to NBC so fast! Just so he could intro Chalamet,' joked a fifth viewer, referencing the fact that the Uncut Gems actor is a big basketball fan. Chalamet, who made history with his Oscar nomination, becoming the first man since James Dean to secure two Oscar nods for Best Actor before turning 30, was also praised for his performance. 'I love Timmy. He really puts his best in everything,' said one fan. 'The second song was so emotional. Anyone else out there shed a tear?' asked another. A third added: 'Need to go to a Timothée Bob Chalamet concert ASAP.' Eagle-eyed viewers also spotted British singer-songwriter James Blake playing the keyboard in Chalamet's band. 'I love that James Blake is part of this! That guy is such an immense talent,' wrote a fan. A second said: 'OK Timothée, I see you singing Bob Dylan with freaking James Blake playing piano and doing backing vocals.'
