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Jonah Hill was seen with a noticeably slimmer appearance while filming his upcoming movie 'Cut Off' with Kristen Wiig, which he also co-wrote and is directing. The film, set to release in July 2026, features the duo as wealthy twins cut off from their parents. Hill has previously spoken about his body image struggles and efforts to get in shape.
Apple TV+ announced that 'Palm Royale' Season 2 will premiere on November 12, with new episodes airing weekly until January 14, 2026. The season follows Maxine as she navigates her social downfall and uncovers town secrets. The article also mentions upcoming releases like Netflix's 'Wolf King' Season 2, 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' on MeTV, and the series 'House of Guinness' on Netflix.
Kristen Wiig and Jonah Hill will star in the Warner Bros. comedy 'Cut Off,' directed by Hill, set for release on July 17, 2026. The film centers on wealthy siblings who face financial independence, with production beginning this fall.
Kristen Wiig will star opposite Jonah Hill in his Warner Bros comedy 'Cut Off,' set for release in July 2026, with filming scheduled for fall. The film follows two wealthy siblings cut off from their parents and is part of Hill's broader projects, including directing and producing. Wiig is also known for her work on 'Palm Royale' and upcoming roles in family films, while Hill has recent directing credits and upcoming projects.
Kristen Wiig will star alongside Jonah Hill in the sibling comedy 'Cut Off,' which Hill is directing and co-writing. The film, set for release in summer 2026 by Warner Bros., revolves around wealthy siblings whose parents cut off their financial support, forcing them to support themselves. The project is currently in production with a budget of around $50 million, and features a notable team including Hill's production company and Warner Bros. oversight.
Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm reminisced about their experiences on "Saturday Night Live" and filming the comedy "Bridesmaids" during a conversation for Variety's Actors on Actors series. They shared humorous anecdotes about quick costume changes on "SNL" and the playful dynamic during the filming of their intimate scene in "Bridesmaids." Both actors reflected on the fun and spontaneity that characterized their work together.
Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm discuss their recent projects and experiences, including Wiig's role in "Palm Royale" and Hamm's characters in "The Morning Show" and "Fargo." They reminisce about their time on "Saturday Night Live" and their memorable sex scene in "Bridesmaids," highlighting their mutual admiration and the fun they had working together.
Kristen Wiig hosted "Saturday Night Live" for the fifth time and was inducted into the Five-Timers Club, receiving her honorary jacket during her monologue, which featured cameos from celebrities like Matt Damon and Ryan Gosling. Despite the tradition, few of the cameos were actual Five-Timers, leading to humorous exchanges about technicalities. Wiig was on the show to promote her role in the Apple TV+ series Palm Royale, which has garnered positive reviews.
Kristen Wiig was inducted into "SNL's" Five-Timers Club in a cameo-filled monologue, with appearances by stars like Paul Rudd, Matt Damon, and Ryan Gosling. Wiig also reprised her classic "SNL" character Aunt Linda to review popular movies and TV shows, and the episode featured a mock movie trailer treating a Pilates class like a horror film, with a cameo by Kaia Gerber.
Kristen Wiig's fifth time hosting Saturday Night Live was a fantastic all-star event, featuring surprise appearances by Paul Rudd, Paula Pell, Fred Armisen, Jon Hamm, Will Forte, Martin Short, Matt Damon, and next week's host Ryan Gosling. Wiig's strong performance elevated almost every sketch, including a fresh "Five-Timers Club" monologue and standout sketches like "Go-Karts," "Jumanji Dinner Party," and "Secretaries." The episode showcased Wiig's comedic talent and chemistry with the cast, making it one of the strongest nights in a long time for SNL.
Kristen Wiig's character on Saturday Night Live expresses her fear of getting "Jumanji'd" when confronted with a board game, despite it being a train-themed game called Ticket to Ride. The comedic sketch involves a humorous debate about the concept of being "Jumanji'd" and whether it involves jungle emergencies or being pulled into the game. Ultimately, the character's fear comes to life in a lighthearted twist when the board game "Jumanji's" them, and a train conductor lets Wiig's character go, honoring her wish not to be "Jumanji'd."
Kristen Wiig joined the Five-Timers Club on SNL, with star-studded cameos from Paul Rudd, Matt Damon, Jon Hamm, Martin Short, and Ryan Gosling presenting her with an exclusive jacket. The show featured a break from political satire with a March Madness cold open, and Kaia Gerber starred in a Pilates horror movie spoof. Wiig revived her Aunt Lydia character on "Weekend Update," while viewers expressed a desire to see more of her beloved SNL characters. British singer Raye performed two songs, and the history of the Five-Timers Club was explored following Wiig's monologue.
Kristen Wiig was inducted into "SNL's" Five-Timers Club during her fifth hosting gig, but the significance of the club was humorously undermined when other male celebrities, including Matt Damon and Ryan Gosling, appeared wearing the club's jacket despite not having hosted five times. Despite the confusion, Wiig's induction was celebrated, and she was recognized as the youngest and one of the few female members of the club.
Kristen Wiig hosted "Saturday Night Live" for the fifth time, despite her initial claim that it wouldn't be celebrated with celebrity guests. The episode featured appearances from Paul Rudd, Matt Damon, Ryan Gosling, and other famous friends, with references to the show's Five-Timers Club. The opening monologue turned into a reunion of "S.N.L." alums, adding to the comedic charm of the milestone episode.
Kristen Wiig hosted "Saturday Night Live" for the fifth time and was welcomed into the "Five-Timers Club" by several celebrity guests during her opening monologue, including Paul Rudd, Matt Damon, and former hosts Fred Armisen, Jon Hamm, Will Forte, and Martin Short. The celebrities humorously discussed their qualifications for the club, with Ryan Gosling expressing surprise at being given a club jacket despite not having hosted three times yet.