“I did it!” Davidson said with a smile as host Jimmy Fallon brought up his life update. “Anybody who knows me… it’s my dream to be a dad. So I’m so excited. Elsie’s excited. I’m excited to see her be a mom. So we’re stoked,” the Riff Raff star continued. “Everything else doesn’t really matter anymore. It’s nice.”

Pete Davidson seems to be moving himself comfortable within the horror genre, and I’m all here for it. The comedian rose to fame as a cast member on Saturday Night Live, and has since ventured into not-as-comedic roles,

The comedian stars as a troubled former foster kid who gets a job working at a secret-haunted care center for the elderly.

If the late, great George A. Romero has an heir apparent, James DeMonaco has a serious claim to the throne. His film series "The Purge," about a yearly American holiday where murder is legal, is -- much like Romero's zombie movies -- a blistering critique on modern America's decay,

The Purge” series writer and director James DeMonaco has never shied away from political themes in his movies. But he had a whopper of an idea that led to his latest film, “The Home,” which he directed and co-wrote with Adam Cantor.

On the July 22 episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Pete Davidson opened up about thinking he wasn’t a "very good" comedian after getting sober. However, the 'Saturday Night Live' alum revealed that his concerns were unfounded,

Pete Davidson was half a minute from causing serious damage to his eye in order to get a rather intense shot for his upcoming horror movie "The Home." While appearing on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Tuesday the actor explained there was a scene in his new movie "The Home" where a needle gets dangerously close to his character's eye.

Pete Davidson and his girlfriend, Elsie Hewitt, have reportedly been experiencing disagreements amid their pregnancy journey. News of the couple, who were first romantically linked in March, expecting their first child together surfaced days ago.