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Tuesday, September 15, 2026

John Oliver Reveals His 50th Birthday Plans Involve a Keg Stand

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John Oliver intends on laughing well into his next chapter. 

In fact, the Last Week Tonight host and his wife Kate Norley are already mapping out what the celebration will look like when his 50th birthday comes around in April.

As Norley exclusively told Keltie Knight in a joint interview with Oliver during Live From E!: 2026 Emmys Sept. 14, “It's definitely going to involve a keg stand.”

And while the comedian hopes no one ends up with a “broken nose and face” at the soirée, he has an inkling that an injury brought on by the rager would be just his luck, jokingly predicting his tenure on one of HBO’s longest running shows may get cut short “due to a keg stand and natural selection.”

For right now, though, Oliver and the Last Week Tonight team are ushering the beloved series into its 13th year on the air. As for how that milestone feels?

“It’s amazing,” he mused. “I cannot believe we got away with it this long.”

But even with the show’s success, Oliver admitted that he sometimes feels “like an insect in this Hollywood world.”

In fact, he even finds himself getting starstruck when he comes across the occasional Bravolebrity.

“If I see a Real Housewife in the wild, and I mean in the wild, not at an event,” he explained, “walking around in the wild, a living, breathing Real Housewife in a functional human environment, that's incredible to me.”

“It’s like seeing a cartoon character,” he quipped. “It's like if Donald Duck was in Ralph's.”

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Even so, Housewives wouldn’t be his first pick when it comes to his dream guest star appearance.  

“I would be on Beef,” he said, before adding of his late night talk show, “We've pissed off a lot of people over the years. I think there's a lot of people that I could be functionally in a series of beef with.”

And he may just pull it off considering he manifested his appearances on General Hospital and Days of Our Lives over the summer—although he doesn’t want to continue his streak of using his on-air time to book roles. 

“I was on General Hospital this year, so I'm not sure that I feel comfortable asking for another one,” he said. “My soap dreams already came true. I can't really ask for any more than that.”

Keep reading for every star who stepped out at the 2026 Emmys…

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Zendaya

in custom Prada and Mikimoto jewelry. 

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Selena Gomez

in Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co. jewelry. 

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Ayo Edebiri

in Chanel and Mikimoto jewelry. 

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Mariska Hargitay

in Monse and Stuart Weitzman shoes.

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Noah Wyle

in custom Brunello Cucinelli and Cartier watch. 

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Nicole Kidman

in Chanel and OMEGA watch. 

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Elle Fanning

in Ralph Lauren and Cartier jewelry. 

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Dakota Fanning

in Carolina Herrera and Swarovski jewelry. 

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Kristen Bell

in Alberta Ferretti. 

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Shailene Woodley

in Balenciaga. 

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Julia Garner

in Loewe and Marco Bicego jewelry.  

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Florence Pugh

in Vivienne Westwood. 

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Colman Domingo

in custom Valentino and OMEGA watch. 

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Kaley Cuoco & Tom Pelphrey

in Christian Siriano (Cuoco) and Giorgio Armani (Pelphrey). 

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Julianne Hough

in Antonio Grimaldi. 

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Sarah Pidgeon

in Chanel. 

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Michael Urie

in Christian Siriano and Azza Fahmy jewelry.

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Allison Janney

in Pamella Roland and Sabyasachi. 

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Emilia Clarke

in Prada. 

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John Mulaney & Olivia Munn

in Brunello Cucinelli (Mulaney) and FFORME (Munn). 

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Michelle Pfeiffer

in Saint Laurent. 

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Oscar Isaac

in Celine. 

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Jessica Williams

in Honor, Tyler Ellis bag, and Jessica McCormack jewelry.

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Harrison Ford & Calista Flockhart

in custom Paul Smith (Ford) and Zuhair Murad (Flockhart). 

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Sterling K. Brown

in Brunello Cucinelli. 

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Ryan Michelle Bathe

in Lia Stublia and Martin Katz jewelry. 

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Lisa Kudrow

in Celine. 

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Paul Anthony Kelly

in Louis Vuitton and Vacheron Constantin watch. 

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Sally Field

in Akris.

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Chase Infiniti

in Louis Vuitton and Hearts on Fire jewelry. 

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