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For quite some time now, Colin Jost has held the position of the longest-running Weekend Update host on SNL, giving him the opportunity to interact with numerous characters and be part of countless skits from behind that well-known desk. Every week, the creative minds behind SNL concoct fresh ideas to entertain Jost and the audience, but only a select few manage to endure as recurring SNL personalities, making multiple appearances over time. As the years have passed, Jost has developed his own preferences regarding which Weekend Update characters were the most enjoyable for him as a host, and he’s now sharing those favorites with us.

In a straightforward and conversational manner: Whether it’s “The Jinx: The Life and Death of Robert Durst” or “The Lady and the Dale”, HBO has been delivering captivating true-crime documentaries for enthusiasts. The latest addition to their collection continues this trend, revealing startling details and prompting viewers to ponder challenging questions.

It seems the rumors about the show’s cancellation might have been overstated, as HBO has clarified the situation. Fans have been waiting a while for the third season, but with many of its stars gaining popularity, some viewers think they stand a better chance of reading George R.R. Martin’s Winds of Winter book than seeing Euphoria return again – an outcome most of us consider extremely unlikely.

In Hollywood, a multitude of promising stars are on the rise, and one of the most radiant is Lily Gladstone. Although the actress has been actively working for quite some time, she’s truly shone as a powerhouse performer in recent years. She’s taken on both supporting and leading roles, with her most notable lead performance being in the critically acclaimed historical epic, “Killers of the Flower Moon“.

There’s a widespread belief that Star Trek and Star Wars are adversarial franchises, with their followers supposedly harboring mutual disdain. It’s often assumed that being a fan of one excludes any affinity for the other. However, this is more of a misconception than reality. In truth, George Lucas acknowledged Star Trek as a significant influence when he was writing the script for the first Star Wars movie.