Kate McKinnon

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.

After announcing that he was leaving “SNL,” Pete Davidson reflected on his journey while on Weekend Update and thanked the show for “always having my back.” Plus see Kate McKinnon’s last sketch.

The 47th season finale of “Saturday Night Live” was full of goodbyes.

Beck Bennett is departing “Saturday Night Live,” but most cast members are returning for the show’s 47th season.

The season finale of “Saturday Night Live” began with a look back at one of the strangest years in the history of the show. The cold open acted as a roundtable for the cast members to reminisce on high points, lowlights and obstacles overcome. As relative newcomer Bowen Yang put it, “We went from doing very weird shows at home…

The saga of Joe Exotic is getting another Hollywood chapter, with Kate McKinnon starring as his rival in a NBCUniversal limited series.

Mass. Sen. Elizabeth Warren stops by “Late Night” to talk about receiving an endorsement from former presidential primary rival Julian Castro, Kate McKinnon playing her on “SNL” and calling her donors.

Saturday Night Live star Kate McKinnon was tasked with paying tribute to Carol Burnett Award recipient Ellen DeGeneres at the 2020 Golden Globes, and McKinnon did that and then some.

Kate McKinnon chats about the time she was in the bathroom with Jennifer Lopez at “SNL,” why she wears fake glasses and how her character’s look in “Bombshell” was modeled after her real-life style – down to the Fitbit.

The upcoming “Ghostbuster” sequel will focus on the descendants of the original ghost-catchers who rushed around New York City in proton packs and jumpsuits. Ivan Reitman and Dan Aykroyd revealed details of the new film, saying it is expected out next year and will star Paul Rudd, Finn Wolfhard, Carrie Coon and McKenna Grace. Reitman directed the original 1984 film...

Kate McKinnon talks about Elizabeth Warren at the Democratic debate, impersonates Marianne Williamson and tells Seth about her visit to Scotland.

The season finale of “Saturday Night Live” saw the return of Alec Baldwin as President Donald Trump, who reunited with Robert De Niro’s Robert Mueller during the episode’s cold open. Baldwin and De Niro joined the cast in the oval office while detailing the administration’s summer plans in a parody of Queen’s “Don’t Stop Don’t Me Now.” Aidy Bryant reprised...

Kate McKinnon gets geeked about Adam Sandler’s return to “SNL,” teases her Audible sitcom, “Heads Will Roll,” and explains how her cat broke his feet trying to tear into some gluten-free banana bread.

“Saturday Night Live” broke away from Trump tweets and White House chaos in this week’s cold open, rounding up some of the recent celebrities to wind up in jail on a fictional prison show called “Lockup.”...
Actress Emma Stone hosted the show for the fourth time. Stone explained in her monologue how “SNL” has been intertwined with her family’s history....
Michael Che...

Jason Sudeikis returned to “Saturday Night Live” in this week’s cold open as an embattled but unfazed Joe Biden. Biden has recently come under fire for his actions towards some women, many of whom have said they felt uncomfortable around Biden....
Kit Harrington, star of HBO’s hit show “Game of Thrones” hosted Saturday’s “SNL.” Harrington, better known to fans as Jon...

After yet another week filled with political drama, presidential soundbites and general unrest, ‘Saturday Night Live’ had a fresh batch of big headlines to work with. A parody of President Trump’s declaration of emergency saw the return of actor Alec Baldwin.
Don Cheadle hosted the show, and Texas artist Gary Clark Jr performed two of his songs.

In a week that saw an end to the longest government shutdown in US history and the arrest of yet another Trump ally, the cast of ‘Saturday Night Live’ had a lot to work with....
Steve Martin made a cameo an embattled Roger Stone, wildly defending himself and laughing off the severity of his alleged crimes. The rest of the cast...

After a holiday season rife with political turmoil, ‘Saturday Night Live’ is back. The first episode of 2019 proved to be as pertinent as ever, immediately referencing President Donald Trump’s recent refusals to compromise on funding for a southern border wall, which has resulted in the longest government shutdown in US history.

After getting plenty of backlash for making jokes about an Afghanistan war veteran, Pete Davidson met his match on the fifth episode of the 44th season of “Saturday Night Live.” In a surprise appearance, Lt. Cmdr. Dan Crenshaw, who was the butt of some of Davidson’s jokes on last week’s episode, took part in “Weekend Update.” Davidson had made fun...

After a short hiatus, Saturday Night Live returned with Jonah Hill hosting his fifth episode. The show highlights the upcoming midterm elections, with a look at how each side is handling the run-up to perhaps the most important day of this year, Election Day.