Bowen Yang has left “Saturday Night Live” mid-season after Saturday's episode with Ariana Grande. He bid farewell with an emotional sketch that left him in tears. He joined as a writer in 2018, became a featured player the next season, and was promoted to the main cast two seasons later. Yang has been a fan favorite with five Emmy nominations. Yang and Grande appeared together often in the show’s first half hour, including a dance class sketch and a pre-recorded “Home Alone” sketch in which the McCallister family meet violent ends from Kevin’s leftover traps. Yang also co-hosts the podcast “Las Culturistas” and appeared as Pfannee in the “Wicked” movies.
Wendt’s family said he died early Tuesday morning, peacefully in his sleep while at home.
The 60th annual Ohio Valley Emmys Gala was hosted at the Central Bank Center in Lexington, Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- WDRB News brought home more than a dozen Emmys at the Ohio Valley Emmy Awards on Saturday night.
WDRB News was honored with Overall Excellence and News Excellence at the ceremony hosted at the Renaissance Hotel in Columbus, Ohio.
Trebek hosted the show from 1984 until his death in November.
The Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences on Sunday awarded WDRB News with 13 Emmy Awards — more than any other media outlet in Louisville, out of 26 nominations.
An Emmy is one of the highest achievements a journalist can be honored with.