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Kareena Kapoor actively participates as a hands-on mom in the lives of her two boys, Taimur and Jeh. She joins them in wedding celebrations, cheers them on during football matches, and takes them on trips, demonstrating her constant presence. Lately, the actress posted a fresh photo with her elder son, Taimur, emphasizing the significance of reaching for the stars as we move forward into the new year.

On Saturday Night Live, there have been numerous memorable recurring characters throughout its long run, including Mr. Robinson, Ed Grimley, The Church Lady, The Coffee Talk Ladies, and many others. Given the show’s 50-year history, it’s not shocking that some beloved characters have faded into obscurity over time. While dedicated fans may recall them, we thought it fitting to pay tribute to these forgotten characters in our list of characters from SNL that you might not remember anymore.

30 years have passed since the debut of “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” and many things have evolved. This beloved holiday movie, available for streaming on Disney+, centers around Macaulay Culkin’s character, Kevin McCallister, who finds himself left behind once more – this time in New York City. Using his father’s credit card, Kevin enjoys a brief spell of high living at the Plaza Hotel, where he encounters Donald Trump, a meeting that later became iconic due to a scene filmed 15 years before Trump became president. The circumstances surrounding how this cameo was arranged have been a subject of some debate.

One of the leading prospects for the upcoming James Bond character is advocating for adjustments within the film and television sector post the #MeToo movement. English actor, famous for his roles in shows like Happy Valley and Little Women, who has been a strong contender for the next 007 for quite some time, now believes that men should actively participate in rectifying “the imbalances of patriarchal misdeeds from the past.

The actor who portrays Pennywise might not continue with comedic roles, as he has expressed interest in playing the Joker, should he be selected for the role of the iconic DC villain in James Gunn’s reboot of the Batman series within the DC Universe. During an interview with Josh Horowitz on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Skarsgård expressed his affection for Batman, a character he’s admired since his childhood (who isn’t?), and also shared some insights about director Andy Muschietti’s upcoming DCU film, revealing very little information.