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Billie Eilish graced the Saturday Night Live stage, adding a celestial touch to her repertoire just days before her 22nd birthday on December 18. The seven-time Grammy winner mesmerized the audience with enchanting renditions of "What Was I Made For?" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas."   The opening act featured her hit ballad from the Barbie movie, introduced by SNL host and Barbie star Kate McKinnon, accompanied by a surprise appearance from Greta Gerwig, the movie's director. Eilish's brother, Finneas, skillfully played the piano as she delivered the soulful melody.   Drenched in shades of Barbie pink, the stage paid homage to the film, and Eilish's performance exuded charm in a light pink collared shirt, her hair elegantly tied up in a ponytail.   Adding a unique SNL twist, the singer incorporated scenes from the Barbie film, showcasing childhood photos of the show's female cast members. This delightful video collage feat...

NBC's Saturday Night Live is gearing up for a festive episode on December 16, featuring the dynamic trio of singer/songwriter Billie Eilish, actress/comedian Kate McKinnon, and Ego Nwodim. The buzz surrounding this star-studded lineup has fans eagerly anticipating a night filled with laughter and music.   In a recently released promo, the three celebrities share their favorite Christmas traditions. While Ego and Billie mention the usual festive delights like lights, decorations, and the Rockefeller tree, Kate takes a unique approach, listing Yule altars, root vegetables, and the birthday of the unconquered Sun God Mithra. The unexpected inclusion of Candy Canes by Ego adds a delightful twist to the holiday spirit.   Social Media Buzz   Fans have taken to social media platforms, expressing their excitement and anticipation for the upcoming SNL episode. Comments on X reveal a wave of enthusiasm:   - "IM PUMPED. So wish I entered the ticket draw this y...

Billie Eilish, the celebrated 'What Was I Made For' artist, recently graced the Variety Hitmakers Brunch in Los Angeles, where she received an honor. However, in a candid Instagram post on Sunday, she expressed gratitude for the award while addressing the organization's untimely focus on her sexuality during the red carpet interview.   In her Instagram caption, Eilish acknowledged Variety for the accolade but raised concern about being inadvertently "outed" on the red carpet at 11 am. The post featured a shot of her belt buckle adorned with the silhouettes of two women. Eilish asserted her right to privacy, stating, "I like boys and girls, leave me alone about it, please. Literally, who cares? Stream 'What Was I Made For.'"   This post followed her interview with Variety a day prior to the event, where she revisited her November interview discussing her attraction to both men and women. Responding to questions about whether she intended...