Ryan Gosling is the most precious of all the Saturday Night Live guests hosts.

He’s fine with the pre-recorded sketches, but stick him in a live sketch with SNL‘s talented players and you can generally count on one thing: He’s going to laugh. He’s going to break character and laugh his face off.

It happened during an otherwise lame sketch about Pizza Hut, and it happened here during this excessively weird one. Read more…

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Original Post: Ryan Gosling has no chill on 'Saturday Night Live.' Here he is again, laughing openly.

There isn’t a low bar for Donald Trump comments anymore. The bar has been obliterated. Everything he says is terrible, including Sunday morning’s tweet about political “ingrates” in Puerto Rico.

In the wake of Hurricane Maria, San Juan’s mayor, Carmen Yulín Cruz, has been explicit about the horrific conditions of the people in Puerto Rico, and transparent about the lack of support the island has been receiving from Donald Trump. She hasn’t attacked Trump outright, but she’s resorted to outright begging for help.

In response to Cruz, the president has been tweeting—and golfing—amidst one of the most horrendous humanitarian crises of his administration. His latest tweets, on Sunday morning, seemed to imply that Cruz and the people of Puerto Rico aren’t thankful enough for the minimal amount of aid that’s been provided so far. Read more…

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Original Post: Why it's so messed up that Trump just used the word "ingrates" in relation to Puerto Rico

They say actions speak louder than words. Jay Z’s decision to wear a Colin K jersey on the 43rd season premiere of Saturday Night Live spoke volumes.

For the kickoff episode hosted by actor Ryan Gosling, the rapper performed two songs off his latest album, 4:44 — showing his support for professional NFL player Colin Kaepernick and others protesting police brutality and racial injustice in America during the national anthem with his choice of dress.

Jay Z first performed his song Bam alongside Damian Marley in front of a waving Ethiopian flag and camouflage backdrop. About halfway through the song, he turned to reveal that his number seven jersey — which was Kap’s number when he was a member of the San Francisco 49ers — bore the name “Colin K.” Read more…

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Original Post: Jay Z appeared on 'Saturday Night Live' wearing a 'Colin K' football jersey