True to form, Ryan Gosling had trouble keeping his composure during his fourth time hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend. The 45-year-old, who is currently promoting his new sci-fi film Project Hail Mary, repeatedly broke character in various sketches on the night, which proved infectious for the rest of the SNL cast.

Ryan Gosling's new movie, Project Hail Mary, hits theaters nationwide on March 20. But it's almost like the star has been preparing for the role in the alien-encounter blockbuster since he was a teenager — literally.

Ryan Gosling’s “Saturday Night Live” monologue was upstaged by an appearance from another A-list celebrity — Harry Styles. During the comedy sketch show, the “Notebook” actor began his opening

As previously announced, “Heated Rivalry” breakout Connor Storrie will host the Feb. 28 episode of “SNL” with musical guest Mumford & Sons. “Saturday Night Live” kicke

Next week’s host is Harry Styles, who is in the audience, and Ryan Gosling basically makes his monologue about the pressure he feels giving his monologue in front of Harry Styles. This is why Ryan Gosling is one of the best.

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Ryan Gosling barely got a word into his Saturday Night Live monologue before the cameras abandoned him—for Harry Styles. “Is that Harry Styles?” Gosling asked, clearly thrown. “What are you doing here,

Ryan Gosling and Chloe Fineman play a newly engaged couple sharing their big news with friends Ego Nwodim and Andrew Dismukes in one of SNL's most unexpectedly hilarious sketches of the season. Nobody saw this coming.