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Watch: Fictional Britney Spears Seeks Apology From Cuomo For Nursing Home Scandal In SNL Skit Watch: Fictional Britney Spears Seeks Apology From Cuomo For Nursing Home Scandal In SNL Skit
Watch: Fictional Britney Spears Seeks Apology From Cuomo For Nursing Home Scandal In SNL Skit New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo won’t be appearing on his brother’s CNN news show, but he still found himself featured in primetime over the weekend. Earlier story - COVID-19: Here's Why You Won't See Any New Episodes Of Cuomo Brothers' Show On CNN Cuomo was the target of a “Saturday Night Live” skit this weekend, played by Pete Davidson, which targeted the New York governor and much-maligned Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, played by Aidy Bryant. In the skit, Davidson’s Cuomo touts that “dining is back in New York” while attempting to evade questions about COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes, rehashing the g…

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by Zak Failla
Lifestyle
New Movie Filmed Scenes In Westchester New Movie Filmed Scenes In Westchester
New Movie Filmed Scenes In Westchester The talk of the upcoming summer movie season kicks off in a big way this weekend with a film that hits close to home and even had parts filmed in the area. "The King Of Staten Island," the brainchild of funnyman and "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson hits the small screen on Friday, June 12, and features scenes shot in Westchester. The film's stars were spotted on Vark Street Yonkers in shooting scenes. The majority of the movie was filmed on Staten Island, where Davidson lived. Directed by Judd Apatow, known for dozens of films starring young comedy talents such as Kristen Wiig…

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by Kathy Reakes
News
SNL's Pete Davidson Leaves Bridgeport Club After Owner Jokes About Ariana Grande, Report Says SNL's Pete Davidson Leaves Bridgeport Club After Owner Jokes About Ariana Grande, Report Says
SNL's Pete Davidson Leaves Bridgeport Club After Owner Jokes About Ariana Grande, Report Says Comedian Pete Davidson left a popular area nightclub where he was supposed to perform a show when jokes about his ex-girlfriends, including singing sensation Ariana Grande, apparently got a bit too personal, Page 6 reported. Davidson, of Saturday Night Live fame, left the Stress Factory Comedy Club in Bridgeport because the club's owner went on stage and joked about his exes  Grande and British actress Kate Beckinsale, said the article. Davidson reportedly requested the owner not take the stage and that when he did, the owner was sarcastic when asking the audience not to comm…

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by Donna Christopher