Morgan Wallen Walks Off 'SNL' Stage During End Credits

'SNL' Writer Pokes Fun at Morgan Wallen's Abrupt Exit From the Show | THR News Video

'Saturday Night Live' has something to say about Morgan Wallen's abrupt exit from the NBC sketch show over the weekend. Wallen performed two songs on Saturday night's show from his upcoming album, I'm the Problem, including the title track and "Just in Case." During the closing credits, Wallen was seen standing next to guest host Mikey Madison. After Madison gave her outro Wallen then gave her a hug, said something in her ear and abruptly walked off the stage.

'Saturday Night Live' Sets Mikey Madison, Jack Black and Jon Hamm as Hosts | THR News Video

Mikey Madison, Jack Black and Jon Hamm are set to host upcoming episodes of NBC's 'Saturday Night Live.' Oscar winner Madison of the film 'Anora' will make her SNL debut as host of the March 29th episode, with Morgan Wallen set as the musical guest.

Demi Moore on the Moment She Knew Mikey Madison Would Win Best Actress at the 2025 Oscars | THR News Video

Demi Moore is recalling the moment she says she "knew" Mikey Madison would win best actress. According to Moore, she felt Madison would win during the commercial break before the category was called. She told Time magazine in a new interview, "I leaned over and whispered to my manager, 'I think it's going to Mikey.' I don't know why I knew, but I did."

Mikey Madison's Morning After Her Best Actress Oscar Win & Texts With Demi Moore | THR Video

Best Actress Oscar winner and 'Anora' star Mikey Madison sat down with The Hollywood Reporter in an exclusive morning-after interview for THR's digital cover. The newest Hollywood A-lister who — still waking up to the reality of her stunning win — opens up about her upset victory, Oscar night escapades and her post-ceremony texts with Demi Moore.

Poorna Jagannathan says 'Deli Boys' Will "Change Everything for South Asians" | Vanity Fair Oscars Party

At the 2025 Vanity Fair Oscars Party red carpet, 'Never Have I Ever' stars Poorna Jagannathan & Richa Moorjani embrace the excitement and chaos of awards season. They plan to stay until the lights flicker and hope for a Bollywood song on the dance floor. Jagannathan shares her excitement for 'Deli Boys,' calling it game-changing for South Asians. She reflects on transitioning from playing a conservative mom in 'Never Have I Ever' to a "mob auntie" in 'Deli Boys,' joking that raising a teenage son requires being a gangster. Both actresses celebrate Zoe Saldaña's Oscar win and praise standout performances from Mikey Madison to 'Emilia Pérez.'