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Yang’s mid-season departure really does feel like the end of a special era at SNL. Over the past few seasons, he turned into one of the show’s most reliable scene-stealers — whether he was playing a chaotic pop culture gremlin, grounding a sketch with deadpan confidence, or making “Weekend Update” feel even more unhinged in the best way. So of course his past and present castmates didn’t let him slip out quietly. One of the sweetest tributes came from Chloe Fineman, who shared a backstage Instagram photo of herself hugging the “Iceberg that sank the Titanic” sketch performer. In the caption (which you can read for yourself below), she tagged the Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld voice star and said she was “so endlessly proud” of him, calling it a “BRAVO,” while also noting the pics were from their first episode together.

Scars of Dracula, the fifth Hammer horror film featuring Christopher Lee as the Count, sees the vampire return from the dead. Dennis Waterman, later known for his role in Minder, plays a man who travels to Dracula’s castle with his fiancée to find his missing brother – a risky decision! In this film, Lee gets more opportunities to speak as the Count, and even performs a classic vampire move – climbing the castle walls like in Bram Stoker’s original novel.

Finding the perfect Christmas movies can be tough, especially when trying to please a crowd. Luckily, Prime Video has a wide selection, from beloved holiday favorites to newer films and hidden gems. Whether you’re looking to get into the festive spirit or take a break from the holidays, Prime Video offers plenty of great options.

Paramount+ will begin streaming Regretting You, featuring Allison Williams, McKenna Grace, and Mason Thames, on Tuesday, September 23rd.

Kate Winslet discussed the difficulties of directing and starring in a film on the Desert Islands Discs podcast, and shared memories of being bullied as a child. She talked about how she was treated unkindly by classmates when she was younger.