Taylor Swift's 2009 SNL hosting debut is remembered fondly by Jason Sudeikis, revealing an unaired sketch collaboration. Despite the cut, her memorable roles in hit skits and a witty monologue ...

Travis Kelce was joined by Jason Sudeikis for ... responding while referencing a "young" Swift. “Nice! A young Taylor too," Kelce said. As Sudeikis went on to explain, the first appearance ...

Taylor Swift was only 19 when she hosted Saturday Night Live back in 2009 — about 14 years before she even met boyfriend Travis Kelce — but the Kansas City Chiefs tight end is still familiar ...

Travis Kelce knows Taylor Swift’s “Saturday Night Live” history all too well. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end proved his “OG Swiftie” status in Friday’s “New Heights” podcast ...

But it didn’t make it.” Travis replied, “Nice! A young Taylor too.” Related: Travis Kelce Jokes He ‘Had to Juggle’ the Fact He’d Make More Money Not Playing Football in Retirement ...

But it didn’t make it.” Trending on Billboard “Nice!” Travis replied. “A young Taylor too.” Sudeikis went on to explain that he didn’t end up executing his “Potato Chip” idea ...

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have kept a low profile since the Super Bowl LIX loss. Kelce is focused on his podcast, while Swift has avoided public appearances. Despite their seclusion, they ...

The production is still casting a child actor to play Travis at around 9 to 12 years old and another actor to play a young Travis in his 20s and 30s. “We’ve been approached many times through ...

"Another added,"Travis looks like Scott Eastwood here. Interesting... iykyk." Kelce's football journey from Cincinnati to Kansas City has been well-documented, but this latest revelation is just ...

Steelers' QB situation if it isn't Rodgers "The to-do list is to keep good young players on the team ... and the player no one is talking about is Jordan Travis, a 2024 fifth-round pick.

INDIANAPOLIS – Most of college football’s top 2025 NFL prospects will take the field at Lucas Oil Stadium to showcase their skills in front of NFL head coaches, executives and scouts. (Editor ...