Donald Trump wasn’t the only one in the crosshairs. The chaotic cold open also took brutal aim at his so-called “first buddy,” Elon Musk. Mike Myers returned to the stage, going full parody as a ...

In an electrifying return to 'Saturday Night Live,' Jack Black graced the stage for his fourth hosting gig after a 20-year hiatus, delivering an episode filled with sharp satire, memorable sketches, ...

Mike Myers crashed the cold open of “Saturday Night Live” to play President Trump’s new right-hand man, Elon Musk. “Recently, our dealerships have been the targets of many attacks,” he said in the ...

Black does a nifty little barrel roll and some high kicks, reminding everyone that while the show might be 50, he's a deceptively nimble, salt-and-pepper 55.

Live's recent cold open satirized President Donald Trump's new tariff plan which spooked global markets. James Austin Johnson ...

Live takes aim at Trump;s tariffs and Tesla backlash in wild cold open, coining “MAGDA" – Make America Great Depression Again ...

So, in a sense, no, “Saturday Night Live” is no more political than it has ever been, but depending on who you follow, social media sure might make it seem that way.

Gold Derby is celebrating its 25th anniversary with our "25 in '25" series highlighting the best, worst and weirdest of the ...

Morgan Wallen is one of the biggest stars in the world, but after he broke protocol on Saturday Night Live last weeken, ...

However, the comedic tone escalates dramatically when top political figures such as Pete Hegseth, JD Vance, and Marco Rubio unexpectedly join the conversation. This juxtaposition between trivial ...

Live" and Colin Jost are under fire following its latest cold open, which took aim at Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.

When it comes to political satire, "Saturday Night Live" has had no end of possible material lately, and for its spring ...