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“Saturday Night Live” opened this week with a tongue-in-cheek dialogue about George Floyd, Derek Chauvin and the justice system in America.

Rep. Matt Gaetz starred in several segments of “Saturday Night Live” this week after reports emerged that he is under federal investigation to determine if he engaged in sex trafficking or had a relationship with a 17-year-old girl.

“Saturday Night Live” addressed the recent surge of anti-Asian violence across the U.S. in a segment led by cast member Bowen Yang that’s now going viral.

Saturday Night Live has become notorious for its political cold opens as of late, but that mold was broken this week when Maya Rudolph returned as host. Rudolph opened the evening as enthusiastic Miamian Cece Vuvuzela. Vuvuzela presented a satire MTV reality show called “Snatched, Vaxed or Waxed,” wherein male cast members (Chris Redd, Beck Bennett and Kyle Mooney) guessed…

As the U.S. government continues its vaccination efforts, “Saturday Night Live” poked fun at the shortcomings in a cold open hosted by Dr. Anthony Fauci, played by Kate McKinnon.

For the fourth show in a planned five-run streak, “Saturday Night Live” opened by giving those who are in the news for the wrong reasons a chance at redemption.

“Saturday Night Live” kicked off the show this week with their own version of “Tucker Carlson’s Tonight,” covering Donald Trump’s 2nd impeachment trial in the U.S. Senate, which ended in his acquittal only a few hours before the show.

Alex Moffat talks about being a new dad, shares how Pete Davidson started an Instagram account for him and pitches an “SNL” sketch to Jimmy Fallon.

“Saturday Night Live” opened their show this week with a spoof centered around Super Bowl commercials.  Playing a stacked panel of commentators and pundits on the “Super Bowl LV Pregame Show,” the cast presented their very own Super Bowl commercials featuring brands like Cheez-Itz and Papa Johns. Host James Brown, played by Kenan Thompson, also introduced a Budweiser commercial...

Mike Myers and Dana Carvey talk about how they met and how their iconic “SNL” sketch “Wayne’s World” came about.

After a long hiatus and for the first time since the new year, “Saturday Night Live” kicked off 2021 with their take on a host of recent events.  The show‘s cold open saw Kate McKinnon host her own segment of “What Still Works?” McKinnon presented an array of guests to answer the question on current events, such as asking...

A file obtained by The Associated Press shows the U.S. Secret Service investigated John Mulaney, but found no wrongdoing in a joke the comedian made on “Saturday Night Live” in February 2020

Bill Hader talks about how his “SNL” character would react to the coronavirus pandemic.

Only hours after it was announced that actor Jim Carrey would no longer play president-elect Joe Biden for “Saturday Night Live,” the show met the challenge head-on and cast Alex Moffat as Biden in this week’s cold open.  Though the sketch started with Beck Bennett as Vice President Mike Pence receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, Pence was quickly joined by...

Jim Carrey said on Dec. 19 that he will no longer play President-elect Joe Biden on “Saturday Night Live”

Kristen Wiig says she feels like she’s home as she prepares to host “SNL” this weekend.

After a week of increased conversation and anticipation around the coronavirus vaccine, “Saturday Night Live” started Saturday’s show by interviewing Dr. Anthony Fauci, played by Kate McKinnon, and Dr. Deborah Birx, played by Heidi Gardner.  Fauci and Birx became central figures in the government’s response to the pandemic after their daily public appearances were often the only instruction many...

After a hiatus, “Saturday Night Live” returned on Saturday with their version of Rudy Giuliani’s remarkable hearing over alleged voter fraud in Michigan last week. At that meeting, viewers were introduced to Melissa Carone, a contractor for Dominion Voting Systems. Carone made headlines with her confident but unverified and unsubstantiated claims, and ever since then, many expected her to...

Morgan Wallen will make his debut as a musical guest on “Saturday Night Live” after all.

After more than 30 years on air, “Saturday Night Live” has accumulated quite the wardrobe, with nearly every piece of clothing one could need.