Wild and Crazy Guy now First-Time Dad

Congrats to Steve Martin.

Three Amigos on Blu-Ray

Three Amigos released on Blu-Ray today.

Eddie Murphy, From Oscar nominee to Oscar host

Among the few (IIRC) SNL alumni who got a chance to host the Oscars such as Steve Martin, Alec Baldwin, and multi-host Billy Crystal, rumors have been swirling around that another of the show's alumnus, Eddie Murphy, has been picked as a front runner to host next year's Oscars telecast on Feb. 26th on ABC.

Is Eddie Murphy the Next Oscars Host?
Sep 5, 2011 07:04 PM ET
by Kate Stanhope
Will Eddie Murphy's next role be Oscars host? It will be if ceremony producer Brett Ratner gets his way, Deadline reports.
Ratner is set to inform the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences on Tuesday that Murphy is his top choice for the gig, according to the report.
Murphy, who was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in 2006 for Dreamgirls, is reportedly interested in hosting. But he probably will not get the gig alone. Eight-time Oscars host Billy Crystal is likely to be involved with the show in some capacity after he expressed interest in returning to host at a Los Angeles film screening last month. Crystal has previously hosted the show in 1990-1993, 1997, 1998, 2000 and 2004.
This would be Murphy and Ratner's second collaboration. Murphy stars in Ratner's next film, Tower Heist, which hits theaters on Nov. 4.
The 84th Academy Awards telecast is set to air live on Sunday, Feb. 26 on ABC. Do you think Murphy would make a good Oscars host? Do you want Crystal to return?

Steve Martin returns to SNL for the 15th time

The last time that Steve Martin hosted was back in 2006 to promote 'The Pink Panther.' This time around, it's the sequel as once again, he plays Peter Sellers' iconic role of Inspector Jacques Cloustou.

The musical guest for tonight's show will be first-timer, Jason Mraz.

Steve Martin Does Bluegrass

Comedian STEVE MARTIN is returning to the show that helped launch his career, to promote his new project - an album of bluegrass songs.
The actor will showcase tracks from The Crow: New Songs for the Five-String Banjo on Saturday Night Live on 31 January (09), 33 years after he made his debut on the comedy programme.
The album includes cameos by Dolly Parton, Vince Gill and Martin's one-time SNL co-star Eugene Levy. It hits stores on 27 January (09).