‘SNL’ Director Don Roy King to Retire; ‘Ellen’ Show’s Liz Patrick Will Replace Him

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefAfter the success of 2019’s “Suk Suk,” in which he examined the late blooming love of two elderly men, Hong Kong based filmmaker Ray Yeung is proposing to take an adjacent track in his upcoming film “Today… Tomorrow…”After the death of her partner, a 60-something lesbian finds herself at the mercy of the partner’s family as she struggles to fight for the home that the two women had shared for over thirty years.Yeung aims to shoot the $600,000 project early next

Rachael Ray is returning to the studio to resume season 16 of , live and in person. After shooting from the guest house of her home in Upstate New York, Ray told ET's Rachel Smith that she wanted the studio to mirror her own home and reflect how different people's lives look in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.«It's modeled after my home upstate; they took inspiration from that,» Ray said of the studio remodel. «We've been living in the guest house as the new house is being rebuilt.

Meghan King is married! The alum tied the knot with boyfriend Cuffe Owens. King and Owens, the nephew of President Joe Biden, wed in an intimate Pennsylvania ceremony attended by the president.

First, Machine Gun Kelly decided to pick a fight with Slipknot. Then he got into it with Conor McGregor. Now, does he have beef with Pete Davidson and Saturday Night Live? Pete, 27, portrayed MGK, 31, during a sketch on the Oct.

Gallery: We don't need a wedding ring to prove our love! These famous couples have never said 'I do' (BANG Showbiz)On their decision to move their family from Los Angeles to Florida, Ray J had said at the time: "We're in a good place right now, we're in Miami, we're gonna move down to Miami, I don't think we're going back to Los Angeles any time soon. We've been taking care of the kids, they love it out here, and it's given us a different mood and outlook on life.

debuted on Saturday as President Biden. Don Roy King, “SNL” director for 15 years, is also set to retire.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorKen Aymong, a key producer at NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” who has helped maintain the business of the venerable late-night program for more than three decades, is stepping down from his post.The cast nodded to Aymong’s departure early Sunday morning during the final minutes of the first episode of “SNL’s” 47th season, with Colin Jost holding up a placard that read, “We’ll miss you, Ken.” Aymong has decided to retire, according to a person familiar with the

Meghan King has a new man in her life! The 37-year-old former star recently took to Instagram to announce that she's dating Cuffe Biden Owens.Owens, a 42-year-old attorney, is President Joe Biden's nephew. He's the son of the president's younger sister, Valerie Biden Owens, and her husband, John Owens.In the sweet shot, King and Owens hug while out and about together.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorDon Roy King, the veteran “Saturday Night Live” director who has helped guide the show behind the scenes since 2006, is set to retire and will be replaced by Liz Patrick, who has directed Ellen DeGeneres’ long-running talk show.An NBC spokeswoman for “SNL” confirmed details of the switch. King is just the fourth director in the history of the venerable late-night program, which is set to launch its 47th season this weekend.

Don Roy King, who has won eleven Emmys for directing Saturday Night Live, is retiring and is set to be replaced by The Ellen DeGeneres Show director Liz Patrick.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorOwen Wilson, Kim Kardashian, Jason Sudeikis and Rami Malek will host during the next season of “Saturday Night Live,” as the show livestreams on Peacock for the first time.For decades, the traditional home of “Saturday Night Live” has been the NBC broadcast network — after the late local weekend news.

EXCLUSIVE: ABC will welcome Vinny Chhibber (Animal Kingdom, The Red Line), Romy Rosemont (Beyond, A Million Little Things), Patrick Gallagher (Joe Pickett, Twilight Zone) and more to Season 2 of Big Sky as recurring. Ryan O’Nan (Fargo, Ray Donovan), Michael Malarkey (The Vampire Diaries, The Oath) and David Meunier (Helstrom, Justified) will also recur opposite returning leads Kylie Bunbury and Katheryn Winnick.

being closed for over a year and a half due to the coronavirus pandemic, The King's Theatre opened their doors for the first time this week with a grand ribbon cutting celebration. It has been extremely tough on everyone but particularly for the entertainment industry - so when it was time for the curtain to rise for the first time with a performance of 'Chicago' it really was smiles all round.