In 1938, Orson Welles hosted a radio version of H.G. Wells’ “War of the Worlds” that reportedly sent listeners into a panic by treating the alien invasion as a breaking news broadcast. Skip forward to today, and a witless, straight-to-streaming adaptation of Wells’ novel seems highly unlikely to alarm anybody, confining the global takeover by …

Pete Davidson revealed a secret about one of his now-removed tattoos. On the July 28 episode of “Hot Ones,” the comedian shared the story behind some large ink he got on his chest — a quote directly from Dave Chappelle — during the early days of his career.

The “ Saturday Night Live ” alum, in an appearance on “Hot Ones,” told host Sean Evans that the ink was inspired by a conversation with Dave Chappelle after the comedian watched Davidson perform stand-up at the since-closed Knitting Factory in Brooklyn.