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Saturday Night Live Season 51 is set to premiere on October 4, with Bad Bunny hosting and Doja Cat as musical guest. The season will feature new cast members, including Ben Marshall and others, while several veterans have left. The first three episodes will be hosted by Bad Bunny, Amy Poehler, and Sabrina Carpenter, with notable musical guests.
This article highlights 11 instances where celebrities or hosts walked off late night shows. From Lily Tomlin leaving The Dick Cavett Show due to a sexist joke to Crispin Glover's wild behavior on the Late Show with David Letterman, these incidents range from serious to staged comedic exits. Other notable walkouts include The Bee Gees leaving Clive Anderson All Talk after being mocked, Keith Allen storming off The Late Show during a comedy discussion, and Dr. Jan Adams abruptly ending his appearance on Larry King Live.
Jeopardy! has had its fair share of blunders and controversy over the years, with recent fails including contestants failing to answer a question about the Lord's Prayer, a law student making a grammatical error, and a professor winning despite giving a wrong answer. Hosts have also found themselves in hot water, with editing woes adding to their plight. One contestant even held the record for the lowest Jeopardy! score ever for more than five years.
Airbnb has launched a dedicated Rooms category, providing more details about the host on each listing. The platform is making the change in response to the current economic environment and is marketing Rooms as a cheaper way to travel. The company is also making several other changes, including improved filters, transparent pricing information, and more affordable long-term stays. Airbnb is going back to its cheaper and more personal approach that it started out with, helping it get back its founding ethos of sharing.
Researchers propose a new evolutionary model for the origin of Bamfordvirae, a kingdom of viruses, suggesting a billion-year evolutionary arms race between two groups within this kingdom and their hosts. The study provides convincing analyzes that advance our understanding of the deep evolutionary history of viruses, the interaction between viruses and the first eukaryotes, and the diversification of viral lineages. The study also supports the positioning of the Bamfordvirae ancestral root between virophages and the other viral lineages, pointing towards a new model for the evolutionary origins of these viruses.