Ryan Gosling

Rounding up our favorite late-night clips of the week, featuring Ryan Gosling, Jenny Slate, Dana Carvey, Joe Pera, and Nikki Glaser.

And it’s this weird intensity that he brings to a quick-change sketch on The Tonight Show. He and Fallon go between the couch and the set of their old, canceled cop shows. But Pera is with him every step of the way. This was a momentous week in late night, as it saw the sun set on the Bodega Boys. Desus and Mero broke up — now who’s gonna get custody of Anna Kendrick? The show was always welcome on the lineup because it brought a cavalier attitude to the news and more ass-eating jokes than you could shake an ass at. His Trump is garglier than most, and his Biden is very pleading. Other ringers this week included Kerry Washington and RuPaul (and Desus is slated for later this summer). But Carvey played to his greatest strength: presidential impressions. Vulture already collected a list of bangers from the boys, but I want to shout out a few more: that time Denzel Washington was on the show and mostly talked about train stops, John Legend’s song about (you guessed it) eating ass, and when Mero cyberbullied Tucker Carlson on behalf of Chris Hayes. They will be missed.

Gosling said he found a Ken doll facedown in mud in his backyard after Greta Gerwig offered him the role, and he knew he had to accept.

"That's the Ken life." "He's going through some stuff." In an interview earlier this month with Entertainment Tonight, Gosling said that life in plastic is much harder

As it turns out, a love for denim jackets is not actually the reason actor Ryan Gosling agreed to play the character Ken in Greta Gerwig's "Barbie."

"I was surprised by how, you know, some people were kind of clutching their pearls about my Ken as if they ever thought about Ken for a second before this," Gosling joked. "Facedown in the mud next to a squished lemon." The movie is set to premiere next summer, and the official plot details are still under wraps.

Ryan Gosling revealed to Jimmy Fallon why he decided to play Ken in the upcoming Barbie movie, starring Margot Robbie.

Ken’s lack of attention was discussed earlier in the interview as well, with Gosling expressing his surprise over how some people reacted to his viral photo as Ken that, as Fallon put it, “broke the Internet”. “As though they ever thought about Ken for a second before this. Other cast members include America Ferrera, Simu Liu, Kate McKinnon, Ariana Greenblatt, Alexandra Shipp, Emma Mackey, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Issa Rae, Michael Cera, Rhea Perlman and Will Ferrell. They never thought about Ken…He’s an accessory and not even one of the cool ones”. Fallon added an “Underappreciated character, Ken…He was available.

The Gray Man's promo tour continues to be more about a movie that won't come out for another year.

“That’s the Ken life.” “Best script I’ve ever read,” he recalls. “I was surprised how some people were kind of clutching their pearls about my Ken as though they ever thought about Ken for a second before this,” Gosling says.

Gosling appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” and talked about his much-discussed role.

And you know where I found Ken, Jimmy? Face down in the mud next to a squished lemon.” Gosling took a photo of the moment. And not even one of the cool ones,” Gosling said. Fallon and Gosling were talking about “Barbie” and the public’s reaction to it, especially to his photo as Ken, which broke the internet.

After Brenden Fraser's “Brenaissance” became a thing, now there's Ryan Gosling's Barbie-oriented “Kenaissance.”

Until then, you can watch Brendan Fraser in Doom Patrol with your HBO Max subscription. Apparently Ryan Gosling fans think the Canadian actor playing life in plastic will certainly be fantastic. We had that once when Brendan Fraser was in the middle of a comeback, which was coined the “Brenaissance” by adoring fans.

'The Gray Man' tries something different: no gizmos, no gadgets, just a great watch.

His watch in The Gray Man is packed with similar symbolism, according to Gosling. Originally, Six was supposed to wear a different watch. In Drive, where Gosling helms a getaway car, his character straps a watch on the wheel of his car because “he didn’t trust whatever clock was in the car,” the actor said. . “Before every film a prop person comes up to you and asks what kind of watch your character wears,” he said. The Kingsmen shot darts out of their Bremonts. And when they’re not helping the wearer out of a bind, watches are critical to maintaining a suave, elegant, and tasteful Spy Vibe. “[Watches are important to spies] because every second is a life or death moment in the world of these movies,” Gosling told a group of reporters at an event the week before the movie’s premiere. Now, in The Gray Man, Ryan Gosling’s character Sierra Six is a new spy with a new type of watch: a Tag Heuer Carrera Three Hands. The first Kingsman movie even scored a watch collaboration, with the brand Bremont, out of the gate.

Actor Ryan Gosling appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" to promote his new film "The Gray Man," and talked about his infamous role in the ...

"Those are just objective facts about Ken. That's the Ken life." "I was surprised how some people were kind of clutching their pearls about my Ken, as though they ever thought about Ken for a second," Gosling said. Directed by Greta Gerwig, Gosling's interview occurred the same day that the film officially wrapped production, according to Deadline.

Gosling said he found a Ken doll facedown in mud in his backyard after Greta Gerwig offered him the role, and he knew he had to accept.

"That's the Ken life." "He's going through some stuff." In an interview earlier this month with Entertainment Tonight, Gosling said that life in plastic is much harder