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James Austin Johnsons Trump impression on Saturday Night Lives December 20th episode was a hilarious parody of the real presidents chaotic week, capturing his style and timing amid economic jitters and document drops. The sketch, which included a joke about inviting teenagers to the White House during the release of Epstein files, left viewers laughing and talking about the shows timely impressions and sharp satire.

Michael Che pranks Colin Jost during SNLs Christmas episode, reading offensive jokes about Josts wife, Scarlett Johansson. Fans enjoy their banter, with Johansson often the target. Jost previously made Che apologize for past jokes about her. Season 51 resumes on January 17, 2026, with Finn Wolfhard and A dollar sign A dollar sign P Rocky.

Kate Winslets Goodbye June is a heartfelt family drama where she stars as Julia, one of four siblings dealing with their mothers declining health. Initially planning to produce and act, Winslet took on directing after considering other directors. The cast, including Helen Mirren, Toni Collette, and Johnny Flynn, bonded like a family on set. The film hits select theaters and Netflix on December 24th, promising to tug at heartstrings.

Kelly Osbourne and brother Louis celebrated their late father Ozzys love for Aston Villa by attending a match, with Kellys son Sidney serving as a mascot. The family, known for their US residence, embraced Ozzys Birmingham roots, sharing heartfelt moments at the stadium where he grew up near.

Elton John and David Furnish celebrate 20 years of civil partnership and 11 years of marriage, sharing heartfelt tributes on Instagram. The couple, who met in 1993, have built a strong partnership through weekly love letters and open communication. They welcomed sons Zachary and Elijah via surrogate and continue to inspire fans with their enduring love.

Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman bid farewell to Strictly Come Dancing, marking the end of Tesss 21-year tenure. The duo shared an emotional send-off, with fans and stars expressing their love and admiration. Ex-footballer Karen Carney and her pro partner Carlos Gu won the championship, as Tess and Claudia posed for heartfelt photos with crew members. The finale included a special video and letter from Queen Camilla, leaving the hosts teary-eyed. It Takes Two host Janette Manrara celebrated the winners and icons, as Tess and Claudia prepared to pass the sparkly baton after two decades of magic.

Beyoncés Cowboy Carter tour shattered records, grossing $55.7 million and selling 217,000 tickets, surpassing Shakira and Coldplay. The tour, inspired by her love for country music and Texas roots, celebrated overlooked Black cowboy history. Despite initial struggles, viral clips, rave reviews, and celebrity attendance turned the tour into a must-see event. Beyoncé views the tour as a significant part of her legacy, aiming to inspire future generations to pursue country dreams.

Madonna shares a heartwarming Hanukkah moment with her family, including boyfriend Akeem Morris and their twins, Stella and Estere. The pop icon often opens up about her private life on social media, showcasing her close bond with her six children. Recently, she celebrated her birthday with the whole family in Italy, and the Hanukkah photo is another reminder of the love that lights up her world.

Dave Chappelles new Netflix special, The Unstoppable, addresses his controversial performance at Saudi Arabias Riyadh Comedy Festival, where he responded to Bill Mahers criticism. Chappelle defended his comments, claiming its easier to express himself freely in Saudi Arabia than in the U.S. This incident echoes Chappelles past struggles with cancellation over transgender jokes, which received different reactions in Saudi Arabia. Bill Maher retaliated on his show, challenging Chappelle to push boundaries further. The festival featured a star-studded lineup, sparking discussions on comedians limits in todays comedy scene.