Scarlett Johansson's mother-in-law criticized her and Colin Jost for naming their child Cosmo. The 41-year-old actress initially delayed revealing the four-year-old tot's unique name to their family because Scarlett knew they would question it.
Scarlett Johansson behaved awkwardly during her first date with husband Colin Jost. The 41-year-old actress married the Saturday Night Live star in 2020 but admits that she feared the romance would be short-lived after she "panicked" due to a lack of dating experience on their first romantic evening together.
After Colin Jost and Pete Davidson found themselves in a New York Times article about their costly Staten Island Ferry purchase, Jost addressed the bad press on Saturday Night Live’s “Weekend Update” last night… and brought on Davidson in a surprise cameo.
Colin Jost has only ever asked one Saturday Night Live guest for their autograph. The 43-year-old old star has worked on the long-running TV comedy show since 2005, and he's now revealed that Eli Manning, the legendary NFL quarterback, is the only guest that he's ever asked for a signature.
Comedian Colin Jost has been a part of Saturday Night Live for 20 years now and has recently been trying his hand in other ventures too. One of those new ventures is primed to be announcing for a major sporting event.
Saturday Night Live creator, producer, and guru Lorne Michaels has been in the late-night business for 50 years and is responsible for launching some of the biggest names to cross over from the small screen to the silver screen, thanks to his eye for talent and the platform he provides.
Is Colin Jost the right fit for Pop Culture Jeopardy!? The players and show’s executive producers have been weighing in. The show’s first ever champion team, The Personality Hires, consisting of Emily Hogg, Zach Gozlan, and Miranda Onnen, sat down with Michael Davies and Sarah Whitcomb-Foss on a special episode of the Inside Jeopardy!
Colin Jost searched through "12 dumpsters of trash" to find Scarlett Johansson's engagement ring. The 42-year-old comedian - who has been married to Scarlett since 2020 - has revealed that he embarked on a desperate search for the actress' engagement ring after she misplaced it.
What is… will it be renewed? Pop Culture Jeopardy! is a recently introduced version of the syndicated game show that focuses solely on, you guessed it, pop culture questions ranging from TV to sports to music and more.
“Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!” For a while, it wasn’t clear if those now-immortal words would continue to ring out from Studio 8H after the
Saturday Night Live tried to make things awkward for the Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost household this holiday season by making the latter tell some dirty jokes about his wife.
The second batch of Pop Culture Jeopardy! episodes hosted by Colin Jost were released on Wednesday, December 11, on Amazon Prime Video, leaving Jeopardy!
Pop Culture Jeopardy!, hosted by Colin Jost, premiered on Wednesday, December 4 on Amazon Prime Video. The buzz-worthy addition to the Jeopardy!-verse inevitably came with comparisons to the main show and Ken Jennings.
In the wee hours of Wednesday morning (December 4), Pop Culture Jeopardy!, hosted by Saturday Night Live’s golden boy Colin Jost, arrived, splashed on the above-the-fold front page of Amazon Prime Video.
A buzzworthy new addition to the Jeopardy!-verse is upon us. Pop Culture Jeopardy! premieres on Amazon Prime Video on Wednesday, December 4. Before its big debut, Colin Jost shared his mindset and addressed rumors of a feud with Ken Jennings.
Not everybody is a fit for “Saturday Night Live,” even when they are talented performers. Of course, some take to “SNL” with gusto. Those are the kind of performers who make this list, the best “SNL” cast members of the 2010s.
It was organized chaos on the opening day of surfing in Teahupo’o, Tahiti during the Paris 2024 Games. Well, semi organized. There were still armed police everywhere, bag checks and metal detectors around every corner, and a perplexing set of regulations for what us members of the media can or cannot do.
More than a few eyebrows were raised when NBC Sports announced that Colin Jost would be part of the commentary team covering surfing at the 2024 Olympics in Tahiti.