Glen Powell proves to 'Mitch the UPS guy' that he's no liar after long wait to host 'SNL'
What to know about Glen Powell proves to 'Mitch the UPS guy' that he's no liar after long wait to host 'SNL'
It was around the time of the Covid-19 pandemic that actor Glen Powell got the call that he would host "Saturday Night Live." He and his family were celebrating the news on a porch when a UPS driver delivering a package happened upon them and asked what was…
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What happened
It was around the time of the Covid-19 pandemic that actor Glen Powell got the call that he would host "Saturday Night Live." He and his family were celebrating the news on a porch when a UPS driver delivering a package happened upon them and asked what was…
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