Rachel Sennott got candid on the “freeing” experience of starring in Saturday Night.

In a conversation with People, 29-year-old Rachel Sennott opened up about her experience preparing for her role in the upcoming film, which captures the intense moments leading up to the first live episode of Saturday Night Live in 1975.

Sennott plays Rosie Shuster, one of the original SNL writers and the former wife of the show’s creator, Lorne Michaels.

She shared how immersing herself in Shuster’s story allowed her to gain a deeper understanding of the creative genius behind the iconic comedy show.

“I got to talk to Rosie, and she’s amazing,” Sennott said of the comedian, who penned for SNL in the ’70s and ’80s. “She’s so cool, and smart, and funny, and I think I’m going to meet her in person for the first time at the premiere.”

“Just talking to her on the phone, of course there’s still pressure,” she said, remembering her first interaction with Shuster. “But more than anything, I was just excited. Because I was like, I want everyone to know [about her].”

“This is my first time in a movie being like chill,” she quipped about representing Shuster’s story with audiences.

“I’m never chill. I’m always having a panic attack. And in real life, I’m always having a panic attack.”

“So, it’s so freeing to step into someone who’s so confident, and in control. And so, I hope she likes it, and feels seen. But I just wanted to share her story with people, because I feel like she’s such an integral part in making SNL what it is today,” the Bottoms star added.

“And I don’t know if everyone is familiar with her, so, I’m excited for them to see that.”

Sean “Diddy” Combs once scolded Justin Bieber for almost exposing him on national TV during their 2012 appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

During the interview, Bieber — just 16 at the time — discussed his bond with Combs, which the disgraced music mogul described as “like a little brother.”

Combs, 54, explained, “He’s not afraid to call and ask for advice. He’s a great kid, and a lot of us want to protect him.”

As the conversation continued, Kimmel joked that Combs should gift Bieber a car, to which the Baby singer responded by revealing, “He got me a Lamborghini, but I just haven’t gotten it yet.”

Looking annoyed, Combs responded with a warning, “He had the Lamborghini for a day or two and he got access to the house, and he knows better than to talk about the thing he does with big brother Puff national television. Everything ain’t for everybody.”

Their close bond was highlighted in a 2009 YouTube video where the two spent 48 hours together, with Combs telling Bieber, “We’re going full buck crazy.” Details about their time together were kept vague, with Combs hinting, “It’s definitely a 15-year-old’s dream.”

As Combs now faces serious charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, Bieber’s rep stated that the singer, now 30, is “aware of Diddy’s arrest” but remains focused on his family life as a father and husband.

Billie Eilish’s mom, Maggie Baird, has taken a lighthearted approach to the nepo baby claims surrounding her daughter’s success, calling the criticism “hilarious.” 

In a recent interview with Glamour magazine, the actress and musician opened up about her pride in Billie and her son Finneas Baird O’Connell whom she described as “all-around wonderful people.”

Maggie addressed the uproar sparked by her cameo in Friends back in December 2020, where she appeared alongside Matt LeBlanc’s character, Joey Tribbiani. 

She explained that her appearance was driven by necessity, saying, “I got that episode of Friends because I was about to lose my health insurance.”

Reflecting on their family background, she emphasized that both she and her husband are working-class actors who struggled to make ends meet. 

“Weeked out a meager living, which afforded us a lot of time with our kids,” she shared. 

“But the industry is primarily made up of people like us or even those who couldn’t even do that.” 

Her mother wished people could see her children as the relatable humans they are, recalling a particularly challenging moment for Billie during the Brit Awards when online criticism weighed heavily on her. 

“You get a bad review in a local paper, but you don’t have millions of people commenting on you,” she noted, addressing the unique pressures of this digital age.

When asked about maintaining balance in their lives as their success skyrocketed, Maggie reminisced about simpler times, saying, “People would always say to me, Is your mind blown that Billie is playing Radio City or Madison Square Garden? but I was like, My mind was blown when she played The Hi Hat in Highland Park,” referring to a now-closed 300-seat venue in Los Angeles.

She underlined the importance of family in keeping things grounded, explaining that while stepping onstage in front of thousands may seem surreal, it’s the everyday moments—like family dinners—that truly ground them. “You’re just a family, and it’s all very normal,” she said. 

Bryce Dallas Howard’s “shouting” the wish for husband Seth Gabel on his birthday.

The Jurassic World star took to Instagram on Friday, Oct. 4 to wish Gabel on his 44th birthday with a heartfelt post, featuring a close-up, heartwarming selfie of the couple.

“*shouting from the rooftops* I love you Seth! Happy Birthday Handsome,” Howard wrote in the caption of the post, in which she can be seen planting a kiss on her husband’s cheek.

Bryce Dallas Howard, daughter of renowned filmmaker Ron Howard, and actor Seth Gabel, known for his roles in Sex and the City, Salem, Big Sky, and American Horror Story, have been together since they first crossed paths at New York University in 2001. 

The couple, who share two children—16-year-old son Theo and 11-year-old daughter Beatrice—celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary this past June.

Reflecting on the milestone, they shared a heartfelt Instagram post that read, “Married 18 years ago today,” along with a charming selfie taken in the picturesque Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris.

The couple got married in a Greenwich, Conn. wedding in 2006.