Saturday Night Live

April will feature a mix of first-time hosts and “Saturday Night Live” veterans.

During her “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut, “Wednesday” actress Jenna Ortega and co-star Fred Armisen, an “SNL” alum, spoofed a reboot of “The Parent Trap.”

Jenna Ortega may be sick of the viral “Wednesday” dance but her fans sure aren’t sick of watching her do it.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is the first athlete to host NBC’s “SNL” since former NFL player J.J. Watt did in 2020.

Creed actor Michael B. Jordan addressed his 2022 split from Lori Harvey while making his “Saturday Night Live” hosting debut.

President Joe Biden made a surprise video appearance on “Saturday Night Live” during host Aubrey Plaza’s monologue.

Members of the cast join in on the singing, in what becomes an emotional farewell to one of the show’s biggest stars.

Members of the cast join in on the singing, in what becomes an emotional farewell to one of the show’s biggest stars.

Watch Selena Gomez and Kieran Culkin make cameos alongside “SNL” hosts Steve Martin and Martin Short in a “Father of the Bride” parody.

The “Nope” actress addressed her social media fans with an unveiling of her pregnant belly on the famous Studio 8H stage, saying, “I’m especially glad to be here though, because, there’s some rumors going around.”

Dave Chappelle, hosting NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” for the third time, kicked off the show with a roughly 15-minute monologue that tackled hip-hop artist Ye’s antisemitic comments, the midterm elections and former President Donald Trump’s political appeal.

Amy Schumer has revealed that her 3-year-old son, Gene, was taken to the emergency room this week and treated for respiratory syncytial virus.

Former ‘Saturday Night Live’ star Chris Redd was taken to a New York hospital on Oct. 26 for injuries to his face after stepping out for a comedy show.

“Saturday Night Live” put the matters of cast turnover, the quality of its comedy, and concerns over its future front and center during its 47th season opener.

Straight out of “Top Gun: Maverick,” actor Miles Teller will host the opening episode of the 48th season of “Saturday Night Live” on Oct. 1. Pulitzer Prize winner Kendrick Lamar will be the musical guest on opening night, his third appearance on “SNL,” NBC said on Tuesday. It promises to be a transition season for NBC’s comedy institution, which has…

He becomes the latest in a long line of Saturday Night Live cast members to leave the show ahead of season 48.

Comedian Molly Kearney will become the first nonbinary cast member on “Saturday Night Live”

When the new season of NBC’s Saturday Night Live debuts, it will have a certain flavor that can be described as being only from Dade. Joining the cast for season 48 is comedian Marcello Hernandez — a familiar face for many South Floridians. Hernandez has appeared several times on NBC 6’s entertainment show 6 in The Mix as part of the…

Marcello Hernandez, who has appeared in NBC 6 during his time with Only in Dade, will be a part of the NBC show for Season 48.

On the red carpet at the 2022 Emmy Awards, “Saturday Night Live” alum Kate McKinnon got candid about her departure from the show. Hear what the longtime cast member is going to miss the most.