NFL Championship Weekend is here, and the Detroit Lions are squaring off against the San Francisco 49ers in today's NFC Championship Game.

So, you know, Dakota Johnson hit up Saturday Night Live, and she was all like, "Guys, I just can't be all serious during interviews, especially when I'm promoting my movies." She's starring in the new Marvel flick Madame Web with Sydney Sweeney, Isabela Merced, and Celeste O’Connor. 

So, guess what? Justin Timberlake made a killer comeback on Saturday Night Live, and you know what that means – Barry Gibb had to crash the party!

In Las Vegas over the weekend, former President Donald Trump had nothing but props for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. The Governor stood his ground against the Biden administration, refusing to let them tear down razor wire in a high-traffic area for migrants making the illegal trek into the U.S. This tiff has blown up into a full-on clash over immigration.

Arizona's Republican crew shook things up big time this Saturday, swapping out their top dog in a move that's been giving us more drama than a reality TV show.

A clip from a Fox News chat with UAW President Shawn Fain is making waves on YouTube, not because the union backed Biden for 2024, but because Fain laid out why he thinks Trump didn't deserve working-class support. Here's the scoop:

President Biden had a bit of fun poking at former President Trump on Friday. He threw a nod to Melania Trump's "Be Best" anti-cyberbullying campaign in response to reports that Trump's campaign was taking shots at him.

In a Manhattan courtroom on Friday, a jury ordered former President Donald J. Trump to pay $83.3 million to writer E. Jean Carroll for defaming her in 2019. Carroll had accused Trump of a decades-old rape, and he continued to attack her through social media, news conferences, and during the trial.

Joe Biden is feeling good about the upcoming Democratic primary in South Carolina, where he's expected to secure a win. However, winning the state in November poses a challenge, given its solidly red history since 1976.