Revisit the funniest, most iconic Saturday Night Live sketches that only get better with time! From outrageous parodies to ...

Whether you’re into politics or not, thankfully SNL has always been committed to making different types of jokes about ...

That concept was revisited for one of the cut-for-time sketches for Season 51’s third episode. Starring Sabrina Carpenter ...

The commonly used phrase "Debbie Downer" actually originated in the iconic SNL sketch from 2004 with Rachel Dratch.

It's a trailer for a scary movie we've all been in once or twice, starring Host Sabrina Carpenter and cast member Ben ...

Sabrina Carpenter mocked the controversy over her 'Man’s Best Friend' album cover and her "horndog pop-star" reputation during her 'SNL' monologue.

Attorney General Pam Bondi appears to be giving a good review to a “Saturday Night Live” sketch in which Amy Poehler mocked her appearance before a Senate committee last week. “Should we recreate this ...

The dynamic duo is back. Amy Poehler hosted “Saturday Night Live” this weekend and welcomed her bestie Tina Fey for a surprise appearance during the episode’s cold open, where they spoofed Attorney ...

'KPop Demon Hunters' join Bad Bunny on 'SNL' 'SNL' cold open spoofs Pete Hegseth’s military meeting 'SNL' cold open mocks Pam Bondi's Senate hearing What’s the solution for someone trying to sober up, ...

In 2003, Saturday Night Live aired a sketch featuring an evil and duplicitous head of a fictional brokerage called Global Century, played with perfectly snarky faux-earnestness by Chris Parnell, who ...

Saturday Night Live cast member Sarah Sherman knows not every sketch will hit as expected from the long-time variety series' sheer volume. Appearing on Late Night with Seth Meyers ahead of the SNL 51 ...

The show, which aired on Saturday, October 4, and was hosted by Bad Bunny with musical guest, Doja Cat, kicked off with Jost poking fun at Hegseth’s meeting in front of hundreds of top U.S. military ...