On December 2nd, the multi-talented Emma Stone is gracing the stage of "Saturday Night Live," taking on the role of both host and presenter alongside indie folk singer Noah Kahan as the musical guest.
Currently captivating audiences in the Showtime TV series "The Curse" with Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie, Stone portrays a home improvement TV host facing a peculiar curse after an encounter with a child. In addition to her TV endeavors, she is a key player in the awards season contender "Poor Things," a darkly comedic creation by Yorgos Lanthimos. In this Frankenstein-esque tale, Stone plays Bella, a woman resurrected by a mad scientist, embarking on a journey to rediscover her humanity.
Sharing the stage with Stone is Noah Kahan, an indie folk sensation who recently earned a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist.
The preceding "Saturday Night Live" episode will be hosted by Jason Momoa, anticipating the release of his highly anticipated DC movie, "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," hitting theaters on December 22nd. This marks Momoa's return to host the show, following his 2018 debut. Mumford and Sons accompanied him as musical guests back then.
Beyond his DC superhero role, Momoa delighted audiences as the vibrant villain Dante Reyes in Universal's "Fast X" earlier this year. A reprisal of his Aquaman character also graced the post-credits scene of "The Flash."
This season of "Saturday Night Live" has been a star-studded affair, featuring hosts like Pete Davidson, Bad Bunny, Nate Bargatze, and Timothee Chalamet, alongside musical talents like Ice Spice, the Foo Fighters, and Boygenius. Noteworthy double duty was pulled by Bad Bunny, who both hosted and performed. Singer Tate McRae is set to grace the stage on Momoa's episode. The season has been further elevated with surprise cameos from celebrities like Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, Pedro Pascal, Lady Gaga, Mick Jagger, Alec Baldwin, Christopher Walken, and more.
