A$AP Rocky and Rihanna wrapped up a huge night in true power couple fashion.

The two were spotted making a stylish exit from the “Saturday Night Live” after party at Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City Saturday night, following Rocky’s musical guest debut on NBC’s show.

Rocky had a lot to celebrate inside Studio 8H. For his first performance of the night, he ripped through “Punk Rocky,” one of the standout tracks from his newly released album, “Don’t Be Dumb”. He later returned to the stage for a medley of “Helicopter.”

He also showed off his comedic chops in a sketch that had Finn Wolfhard joining a group of teenage boys hosting a snack-obsessed podcast. The teens were played by Chloe Fineman, Jane Wickline, Veronika Slowikowska, with a surprise cameo from Sabrina Carpenter, adding to the chaos.

“Don’t Be Dumb” dropped Friday and marks Rocky’s first studio album in eight years.

A massive fire ripped through a crowded shopping mall in Pakistan over the weekend, killing at least six people and injuring dozens more.

The blaze broke out around late Saturday night after emergency crews received calls reporting flames inside the building, according to Reuters. By the time first responders arrived, the situation had already spiraled out of control.

“When we arrived, the fire from the ground floor had spread to the upper floors, and almost the entire building was already engulfed in flames,” a Rescue 122 spokesperson told Reuters.

Investigators believe the fire was sparked by a short circuit in one of the shops, according to Sindh Inspector General, adding the mall’s old construction and the flammable materials sold inside caused the fire to continue smoldering for hours.

President Trump seems to be calling the shots at CBS News these days — at least when it comes to last week’s interview with anchor Tony Dokoupil.

Dokoupil — the new face of the “CBS Evening News” — landed a 13-minute interview with Trump, which was broadcast Tuesday from a Ford plant in Dearborn, Michigan.

The New York Times reports that after they wrapped their discussion, Trump’s chief spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt, walked up to Dokoupil and his team and issued a stern warning from the president.

Then Leavitt dropped a bomb, warning that Trump said, ‘If it’s not out in full, we’ll sue your ass off.’

You may recall … Trump filed a 2024 lawsuit against CBS over the way a “60 Minutes” piece was edited — and the network’s parent company decided to settle it for $16 million.

On Saturday, CBS released a statement, saying, “The moment we booked this interview, we made the independent decision to air it unedited and in its entirety.”