Aubrey Plaza and Michael B. Jordan will host Saturday Night Live in January

Aubrey Plaza has been kicking and taking names in shows like 'The White Lotus' Season 2 on HBO and 'Emily the Criminal' now on Netflix, so now is the perfect time for her to try his hand at hosting "Saturday Night Live." She's already worked with "SNL" alums like Bill Hader and Andy Samberg, so hopefully she'll feel right at home alongside the entire "SNL" crew. Plaza has a great sense of comedic timing, so I imagine this will be a great episode. This is Sam Smith's third time on "SNL," so he knows the ropes and will likely give a nice little taste of his upcoming album, "Gloria."

Michael B. Jordan's directorial debut, 'Creed III,' which he also stars in, will hit theaters on March 3, 2023. The film has been pushed back from a November 2022 release to the March date, but fans are excited to see Jordan's vision for his character Adonis Creed, who began a whole new chapter in the "Rocky" universe in 2015. Jordan is a vessel of endless charisma, and while he has no not done a ton of comedy in the past, her delivery of "Hey Auntie" in "Black Panther" was one of the film's standout lines. At the end of the day, it's a talented performer who will surely deliver the funny ones. The episode will also feature the first appearance of Lil Baby as a musical guest, who created a documentary about his life last year called "Untrapped: The Story of Lil Baby", which is currently available on Prime Video.

"Saturday Night Live" will continue weekly after that, with hosts and musical guests yet to be announced.