Bruno Mars

That gorilla on the cover of the new Bruno Mars record 'Unorthodox Jukebox' makes a little more sense now that we have the track listing for the album.

Bruno Mars did double duty as host and musical guest on 'Saturday Night Live,' and he absolutely nailed it. Aside from a voice from Heaven (was he really locked out of there?), the dude is hilarious!

Bruno Mars is set to host 'SNL,' as well as serve as the musical guest, on Saturday, Oct. 20. It's a tall order, but if anyone can tackle the task with grace and poise, it's the 'Locked Out of Heaven' singer. While promoting his 'SNL' gig, he warned: Expect the unexpected!

When 'Locked Out of Heaven' hit everyone's ears, a lot of classic rock fans compared the new Bruno Mars track to classics by the Police. And that's perfectly fine by Bruno!

Bruno Mars is pulling double duty this weekend as the host and musical guest of 'Saturday Night Live' on Oct. 20. That's a lot of pressure laid on the doorstep of one pop singer, as this hilarious string of promos suggests! But in this clip, Mars and cast member Fred Armisen team up for some jokes, to argue over semantics and to create a song about Mars' high-profile gig.

Want to get up close and personal with Bruno Mars at one of his shows? Well, you can do just that with his video for 'Locked Out of Heaven.'

The urban legend that many of hip-hop's prominent rappers are members of the Illuminati is parodied on the season premiere of FOX's animated series 'The Cleveland Show.' The episode, which airs on Oct. 21, stars Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Bruno Mars, will.i.am and the Roots' drummer Questlove.

Bruno Mars sometimes makes out to his own music, and he's man enough to admit it. The crooner made the confession today during a radio interview with Ryan Seacrest to promote his new single, 'Locked Out of Heaven.'

Bruno Mars will be on double-duty as host and performer of NBC's 'Saturday Night Live' on Oct. 20! This will be the 'Grenade' crooner's second time appearing on the show but his first time as the host.

Though only two episodes deep into its 38th season, 'Saturday Night Live' has already produced some classics, be they 'Family Guy' funnyman (and newly-minted Oscars host) Seth MacFarlane and his dead-on Ryan Lochte impression, to Joseph Gordon-Levitt and his turn as the most interesting man in the world's son. But with Daniel Craig due to host this Saturday, who will next take the reigns? Why, Chr