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How to watch Ryan Gosling on 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend: 'SNL' start time, musical guest and more

Ryan Gosling is well on his way to joiningSaturday Night Live's Five-Timers Club — the actor will host the March 7 episode ofSNL, marking his fourth appearance on the show. Just one more hosting gig will allow him to join the likes of Tom Hanks, Steve Martin, Tina Fey and John Mulaney. Gorillaz, the band fronted by Blur's Damon Albarn, is scheduled to be Saturday's musical guest.

SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE -- Episode 1861 -- Pictured: (l-r) Michael Longfellow and host Ryan Gosling as Jeff during the

Gosling has proven a solid host in the past, with several sketches, including 2024's iconic "Beavis and Butt-Head" sketch, the digital short "Papyrus," and 2015's "Close Encounter," costarring Kate McKinnon, all of which became viral sensations.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Ryan Gosling and Gorillaz when they appear onSNLthis weekend.

What time is SNL on?

Saturday Night Liveairs Saturday nights at 11:30 p.m. ET/8:30 p.m. PT.

What channel isSNLon?

Saturday Night Liveairs on NBC and streams live on Peacock. You can also catch new episodes the day after they air on both Peacock and Hulu.

How to watchSaturday Night Livewithout cable

Saturday Night LiveSeason 51 cast

This season ofSNLstars Michael Che, Colin Jost, Mikey Day, Andrew Dismukes, Chloe Fineman, Marcello Hernández, James Austin Johnson, Sarah Sherman, Kenan Thompson, Ashley Padilla, Jane Wickline, Tommy Brennan, Jeremy Culhane, Ben Marshall, Kam Patterson and Veronika Slowikowska.

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How to watch Ryan Gosling on 'Saturday Night Live' this weekend: 'SNL' start time, musical guest and more

Ryan Gosling is well on his way to joiningSaturday Night Live's Five-Timers Club — the actor will host the March 7 e...

Harrison Barnes' 364-game iron man streak ended for the weirdest reason

The NBA player who had the league's second-longest active games played streak saw that spell snapped over the weirdest reason.

San Antonio SpursforwardHarrison Barneshad played in 364 consecutive games, trailing onlyNew York KnicksforwardMikal Bridges' longest active streak of 616 games. But on Tuesday, March 3, ahead of San Antonio's game against thePhiladelphia 76ers, Spurs coach Mitch Johnson revealed that Barnes was a late addition to the injury report.

Per Johnson, Barnes woke up from a pregame nap with a sore left ankle.

"He's with the medical staff now," Johnson told reporters prior to the game. "Hoping it's nothing serious, but I don't have much information."

Oct. 26: The Dallas Mavericks' Cooper Flagg dunks the ball past the Toronto Raptors' Sandro Mamukelashvili at the American Airlines Center.

Oct. 26: The Washington Wizards' Cam Whitmore dunks the ball against the Charlotte Hornets at Capital One Arena.

Oct. 26: The Brooklyn Nets' Michael Porter Jr. dunks in front of the San Antonio Spurs' Victor Wembanyama at Frost Bank Center.

" style="max-width:100%; height:auto; border-radius:6px; margin:10px 0;" loading="lazy" /> Oct. 25: The Denver Nuggets' Christian Braun dunks the ball against the Phoenix Suns' Grayson Allen at Ball Arena.

Oct. 25: The Denver Nuggets' Christian Braun dunks the ball against the Phoenix Suns' Grayson Allen at Ball Arena.

Oct. 24: The Memphis Grizzlies' Jaren Jackson Jr. dunks against the Miami Heat at FedExForum.

Oct. 24: The Miami Heat's Bam Adebayo dunks over the Memphis Grizzlies' Jaren Jackson Jr. at FedExForum.

Oct. 22: The New York Knicks' OG Anunoby goes up for a reverse dunk against the Cleveland Cavaliers at Madison Square Garden.

Oct. 22: The Utah Jazz's Lauri Markkanen dunks against the Los Angeles Clippers at Delta Center.

Dribble into this collection of dunk photos as NBA stars posterize opponents

Barnes was initially listed as questionable, though he would go on to miss the game to snap his streak. The Spurs dominated Philadelphia, winning by 40 points,131-91. Eight different Spurs scored double figures and all but one of the 13 players who appeared in the game scored a point.

This marked the first time since Dec. 4, 2021 that Barnes missed a game, when he was a member of theSacramento Kings.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Nap injury halts Harrison Barnes' consecutive game streak

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Harrison Barnes' 364-game iron man streak ended for the weirdest reason

The NBA player who had the league's second-longest active games played streak saw that spell snapped over the weirde...

James Talarico projected to win Texas Democratic Senate primary

Texas Rep. James Talarico will win the U.S. Senate Democratic primary in Texas, CBS News projects, defeating Rep. Jasmine Crockett and securing enough votes to avoid a runoff in what could be one of the most closely watched races in this year's midterms.

He will face either incumbent GOP Sen. John Cornyn or conservative Attorney General Ken Paxton, who will face off in a May 26 Republican primary runoff.

The state's Senate primary is already the most expensive primary in history. For both Republicans and Democrats, the races are highlighting deep divisions within the party.

For Democrats, Crockett, a former public defender, has made national headlines for taking on President Trump and other Republicans, branding herself a fighter and appealing to the party's base. Talarico, a former middle school teacher and a Presbyterian minister-in-training, has focused his message on "politics of love" and inclusivity.

Democrats have not won a statewide race in Texas since 1994, but the party has been eyeing flipping the Senate seat since Beto O'Rourke came within three points of defeating GOP Sen. Ted Cruz in 2018. Democrats feel Republicans this year are even more vulnerable in Texas given the expensive and nasty GOP primary between longtime Sen. John Cornyn and state Attorney General Ken Paxton.

But Democrats have struggled to unify behind a single candidate. Several high-profile Democrats were rumored to be considering a bid, including O'Rourke, Rep. Joaquin Castro and former Rep. Colin Allred. Allred, who challenged Cruz in 2024, jumped in the race in July, followed by Talarico in September.

The race in Texas is coming just months after Republicans in the state legislatureredraw the state's 38 House districtsunder President Trump's encouragement, leading Democrats to flee the state to deny them a quorum to vote on the new map. The Democrats' efforts garnered national attention and they raised millions, putting an extra spotlight on the Senate race.

The Dallas-area district Crockett represented in the House, the 30th, was one of the ones that was redrawn. On the December filing deadline, Allred dropped out of the Senate race, opting to run in the newly-redrawn House District 33, and Crockett entered the Senate race, setting up a showdown with Talarico. Republicans cheered Crockett's entry in the race, believing her to be the more beatable candidate in November.

With Talarico and Crockett agreeing on many of the issues, the race had come down to a personality clash. They have both been barnstorming the state, although with very different styles, and both have run combative ads against the other.

Talarico made national headlines in February when he wasscheduled to appearon CBS' "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," but the interview didn't air on the CBS broadcast network due to new FCC guidance. Colbert slammed the decision and instead ran the interview in full on the show's YouTube channel, which does not have to follow the same FCC guidance. Following the Colbert controversy, Talarico raised $2.5 million in the 24 hours afterward.

According toVoteHub, 1.5 million votes had been cast in the Democratic primary during the 11-day early voting period, more than double the number that were tallied four years ago.

The race faced some last-minute disruptions on Tuesday. A judge in Dallas County ordered the polls to stay open for an extra two hours due to mass confusion over new precinct voting rules, but thestate Supreme Courtstayed that decision and said ballots that were cast after the usual 7 p.m. CT closing time should be separated out. It's not clear how many ballots were cast after the deadline or what will happen to them.

Crockett — a Dallas-area resident who is leading in Dallas County by a sizable margin — said late Tuesday she didn't believe the election results could be known that evening due to the issues in Dallas.

"Unfortunately, this is what Republicans like to do. And so they specifically targeted Dallas County. And I think we all know why," she told her supporters.

Talarico did not declare victory in remarks to supporters in Austin, but said "we are confident in this movement we've built together." He also referred to the situation in Dallas as "voter suppression."

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James Talarico projected to win Texas Democratic Senate primary

Texas Rep. James Talarico will win the U.S. Senate Democratic primary in Texas, CBS News projects, defeating Rep. Jasmin...

Cale Makar, Parker Kelly lead Avalanche past Ducks 5-1 for a SoCal sweep

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Cale Makar had a goal and two assists, Nathan MacKinnon secured his fourth consecutive 100-point season with a third-period assist, and the NHL-leadingColorado Avalanchesnapped the Anaheim Ducks' five-game winning streak with a 5-1 victory Tuesday night.

Colorado Avalanche defenseman Cale Makar, center, celebrates his goal with teammates during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Anaheim Ducks Tuesday, March 3, 2026, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

Anaheim Ducks left wing Cutter Gauthier, left, celebrates his goal with teammates during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the Colorado Avalanche Tuesday, March 3, 2026, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

Colorado Avalanche defenseman Brent Burns (84) and Anaheim Ducks left wing Ross Johnston exchange words during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, March 3, 2026, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

Colorado Avalanche left wing Victor Olofsson celebrates a goal by teammate center Parker Kelly during the second period of an NHL hockey game against the Anaheim Ducks Tuesday, March 3, 2026, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)

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Parker Kelly scored two goals and Scott Wedgewood made 27 saves for the Avs, who have won three straight and four of five since the Olympic break. Martin Necas got his 27th goal and Gabriel Landeskog also scored to completeColorado's back-to-back sweepof the Southern California clubs.

Cutter Gauthier scored his 29th goal and Lukas Dostal stopped 21 shots for the Ducks, whose eight-game home winning streak since Jan. 2 also ended.

Anaheim would have moved into first place in the Pacific Division with a point, but the loss kept Vegas one point ahead. The Ducks are in a playoff race down the stretch for the first time since 2018.

After two fruitless Ducks power plays in the opening minutes, Makar put the Avs ahead from the slot with his 18th goal.

Necas added his seventh power-play goal of the season 2 1/2 minutes later, beating his Czech Olympic teammate with a high shot. The goal was just the second on the power play in the last 12 games for the Avalanche, who inexplicably have the NHL's worst man-advantage unit despite their overall excellence.

Gauthier hammered home a one-timer early in the second after a superb cross-ice pass from Jackson LaCombe, but Kelly got his 14th goal later in the period.

Landeskog then scored a goal in his second straight game, connecting early in the third on a one-timer from MacKinnon, who got his 59th assist to go with his NHL-leading 41 goals.

Up next

Avalanche: At Dallas on Friday night.

Ducks: Host New York Islanders on Wednesday night.

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Cale Makar, Parker Kelly lead Avalanche past Ducks 5-1 for a SoCal sweep

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Cale Makar had a goal and two assists, Nathan MacKinnon secured his fourth consecutive 100-point ...

49 Of The Most Iconic 80s Hairdos That Definitely Didn't Age Like Fine Wine

Strap in and fluff those bangs, because we're diving headfirst into the era when hair had its own zip code. The 80s were a time of fearless style, fearless music, and, most importantly, fearlessly huge hairstyles. From sky-high teased crowns to mullets that could double as birdhouses, people were doing things with hairspray that modern science still can't explain.

So grab your scrunchies, dust off that crimper, and get ready to witness the hairdos that once ruled the world and now just make us laugh. We've scoured the archives to bring you the photographic proof of these gravity-defying adventures. From mullets to bangs so big they could cast shadows, these 49 hair heroes weren't afraid to push style, and sanity, to the limit.

In the 1980s, hair became far more than a style choice, it was a statement of excess, individuality, and cultural rebellion. According toMy Vintage, the decade's booming economy and vibrant pop culture encouraged bold experimentation, with punk, glam rock, and new wave subcultures pushing boundaries through spikes, mullets, and asymmetrical cuts. At the same time, "power hair" paired with corporate suits symbolized ambition and authority, especially for women entering the workforce.

This explosion of volume was fueled by celebrity influence, technological advances, and societal shifts toward bold self-expression. Hairstyles reflected the era's "bigger is better" mentality, where towering perms and teased bangs became symbols of confidence, rebellion, and status, perfectly complementing the decade's flashy, anything-goes fashion.

Gender also played a key role.Ellenotes that men's hair often balanced rebellion with conformity, while women's emphasized exaggerated femininity and empowerment, blending style with social positioning.

Hair also marked social class and group identity. Working-class men sported mullets as a statement of rugged individuality, while yuppies kept neat, short cuts to climb the corporate ladder. Women's "power hair" asserted authority in the workplace, combining volume and softness to navigate traditional femininity and new independence.

Subcultures amplified hair as a form of identity. Punk enthusiasts embraced spiked mohawks, shaved patterns, and bright dyes to reject mainstream norms, while goths teased towers with dark or streaked hues for mystery and solidarity. Glam metal fans mirrored bands like Poison with long, permed, hairspray-heavy locks to broadcast hedonism and rock allegiance.

Men favored structured, edgy cuts like mullets, flattops, hi-top fades, rattails, and Jheri curls, while women went for voluminous perms, teased bangs, side ponytails, and power bobs. Styles like the wolf cut, barrel curls, and Aqua Net, sprayed bangs defined the era's towering aesthetic.

Teasing, backcombing, and Aqua Net hairspray were essential for creating 1980s hair's gravity-defying volume. Tools like crimpers, curling irons, teasing combs, and hairdryers enabled everyday people to emulate rock stars and pop icons, achieving styles that could last for days.

Teasing involved sectioning hair into small strands and combing downward toward the roots to tangle and lift, while Aqua Net hairspray, a high-alcohol, super-hold aerosol, was sprayed during and after teasing to lock the hairstyle in place, ensuring that even the tallest looks survived wind, dancing, and humidity.

Hair accessories like scrunchies, headbands, bows, and butterfly clips amplified voluminous hairstyles while promoting individuality. They added color, texture, and flair, allowing wearers to blend punk, pop, or preppy influences with their bold hair, turning everyday looks into statements of confidence.

Music genres like glam metal, punk, and new wave turned hair into a symbol of rebellion and identity. AsFabulivenotes, celebrities such as Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Dolly Parton, David Bowie, and Pat Benatar set trends through MTV, making hairstyles a public declaration of personality and allegiance.

The impact of 80s hair continues today. According toVogue, styles like big curls, feathered layers, and lifted mullets, seen on Florence Pugh, Miley Cyrus, and Jacob Elordi, blend retro flair with contemporary aesthetics, showing how the era's bold energy still shapes fashion and red-carpet looks.

Altogether, 1980s hair culture reflects the intersection of rebellion, identity, gender, class, and pop culture. From outrageous subcultural expressions to polished workplace styles, hair in the 80s was a dynamic statement of personality, status, and societal change, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire modern trends.