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A surprise visit by Saturday Night Live comedian Marcello Hernandez to a struggling Peruvian shop in Old Sacramento generated viral attention and new orders for the owner, Jessy Flores, though the business still faces significant financial challenges.
IndieWire’s review of Netflix’s 72 Hours finds Kevin Hart playing a middle-aged ad exec who tags along on a bachelor party with younger friends. The movie delivers some laughs and Hart’s energy, but its heavy-handed generational commentary and mishmash of action and comedy make it feel overproduced and uneven, resulting in a mixed-at-best Netflix outing (Grade: C-).
The Shrek 5 teaser reveals a bold new CGI direction that evokes The Super Mario Bros. Movie while reuniting the original voices of Shrek, Donkey, and Fiona. It introduces Shrek and Fiona’s teen children (voiced by Zendaya, Skyler Gisondo, and Marcello Hernandez) as they embark on a quest to 'Further, Further Away' with Donkey, with hints of jail time along the way; despite the fresh look, the film remains kid-centric, including a Gingy gag, with a release date set for June 30, 2027 (Fourth of July weekend).
Tracy Morgan sits down with Marcello Hernández for Variety’s Actors on Actors, trading stories about SNL, Eddie Murphy, and Hernández’s ascent on the show. Morgan offers mentorship and blunt career advice—stressing the importance of staying funny, recalling his Def Jam days and near-fatal crash, and weaving in personal moments about family, colonoscopies, and building a lasting legacy in comedy.
Matt Damon hosted SNL’s Season 51 finale and teamed with Kenan Thompson and Marcello Hernández for the ‘Tough Guys’ sketch, a macho-bit that starts off funny but takes a cringy turn when Hernández reveals a captivity twist and a gummy-bear training routine, supported by sharp writing and strong performances across the trio.
Marcello Hernandez told Dax Shepard on Armchair Expert that he’s in a relationship with Ana Amelia Batlle Cabral, a Yale-educated Dominican architect, and isn’t pursuing Sabrina Carpenter despite their past collaborations.
Marcello Hernández shut down dating rumors about Sabrina Carpenter on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert, revealing he’s in a relationship with a Dominican woman and praising Carpenter’s accomplishments instead of pursuing a romance.
SNL’s Marcello Hernández told Dax Shepard on Armchair Expert that he’s in a relationship with Ana Amelia Batlle Cabral and isn’t dating Sabrina Carpenter, despite Shepard’s playful push to marry her. Hernández praised Carpenter, clarified he isn’t pursuing her, and the chat also ties into Carpenter’s SNL moments and Hernández’s Netflix special, Marcello Hernández: American Boy.
The Times argues that Marcello Hernández could become SNL’s next breakout star, with his Netflix special American Boy showcasing leading-man charisma, a relatable immigrant family background, and a hungry, high-energy comedic style—though whether he becomes a true superstar will depend on luck and future opportunities.
Marcello Hernández, a cast member on 'Saturday Night Live,' became widely known for his breakout character Domingo, which resonated with fans and boosted his career, though he humbly credits the character for his fame rather than taking personal credit. Showrunner Lorne Michaels praised Hernández's growth and values.
Marcello Hernández, now a regular on Saturday Night Live with a Netflix special coming in January, has faced and handled criticism and haters related to his comedic style, including his characters and accents, confidently asserting his ability to laugh off negativity.
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco expressed his admiration for Marcello Hernandez's parody of him on SNL, calling it fantastic and flattering, and joked about joining the Five-Timers Club with Drew Barrymore.
During her 'Short n’ Sweet' tour stop in Los Angeles, Sabrina Carpenter surprised fans by "arresting" Marcello Hernández, who appeared as his 'SNL' character Domingo. The playful interaction included Hernández singing a humorous song and receiving fuzzy pink handcuffs from Carpenter. This cameo follows Hernández's viral 'SNL' sketch where his character was involved in comedic scenarios with Carpenter's music.
Marcello Hernández's popular 'SNL' character Domingo was humorously "arrested" by singer Sabrina Carpenter during her concert, as part of her ongoing tour gag where she playfully arrests fans for being "too hot." This comedic interaction followed Domingo's appearance on 'SNL' the previous night, where the character, known for his charm, was featured in a sketch that has gained significant online popularity.
During her Short n' Sweet Tour stop at The Kia Forum, Sabrina Carpenter surprised fans by bringing out 'SNL' actor Marcello Hernandez, who reprised his character Domingo from a viral sketch. The playful interaction included a humorous arrest bit, with Hernandez borrowing lines from Carpenter's song and the sketch. This surprise follows Carpenter's recent collaboration with Christina Aguilera at another concert.