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Noting in a statement that it’s “crazy” to him that public housing residents are “still expected to pay rent” amid COVID-19 containment efforts, Saturday Night Live star Michael Che has announced that he will be paying a month’s worth of rent for all 160 apartments in the New York City Housing Authority building where his late […]
After nearly a month-long hiatus, Saturday Night Live has made its return. Because of the coronavirus, this week’s installment was the show’s first-ever remote episode with cast members performing sketches from their home. This new format prompted Pete Davidson to get creative and create a sketch about the way Drake is handling the pandemic. Drizzy’s response to being […]
Saturday Night Live is back to provide some much-needed laughs during these dark times. Tonight, the SNL cast is presenting a special At Home edition that was produced entirely remotely. The sketch show announced the episode earlier this week, confirming it would include the fan-favorite Weekend Update segment along with “other original content from SNL cast members,” according to […]
Hal Willner, a producer and longtime music supervisor for Saturday Night Live, died Monday at the age of 64, Rolling Stone reports. Willner was suffering from symptoms related to COVID-19 prior to his death. In 1980, Willner joined SNL, overseeing which songs would be used in sketches. He continued to work on the show since […]
The Weeknd joined an R&B trio during his latest appearance on Saturday Night Live. The group—which also featured Kenan Thompson and Chris Redd—sang “On the Couch,” a song about being in the dog house with your significant other. Thompson, Redd, and Abel Tesfaye are all sent to sleep on the couch after fighting with their […]
Daniel Craig returned to host Saturday Night Live for the second time this week. During the episode, Craig decided to toy with one of his most famous characters by giving fans a “sneak peek” at the new James Bond movie. After delaying the film’s release date, fans have been anxious to see how No Time to […]
The Weeknd continues to build excitement for his much-anticipated fourth studio album. Weeks before the project arrives, Abel returned to Saturday Night Live for the third time since 2014. The Grammy-winning artist served as this week’s musical guest, delivering a stellar performances of “Blinding Lights”—which will appear on his upcoming album After Hours. You can check out The Weeknd’s performance above. […]
John Mulaney continues his musical contributions to Saturday Night Live by performing a hilarious parody about the horrors of New York City’s LaGuardia Airport. The sketch starts with a man (Pete Davidson) and his friend (Chris Redd) buying pre-flight snacks. When Davidson decided that he wanted to get some airport sushi, Mulaney—who was working as the cashier—decided […]
Pete Davidson made headlines this week after admitting his televised apology to Rep. Dan Crenshaw wasn’t exactly sincere. The Saturday Night Live comedian walked back the apology in his newly released Netflix special, Alive From New York, in which he addressed the backlash he received for mocking Crenshaw’s eye patch. The Republican lawmaker wears the patch due to an injury […]
Pete Davidson let RuPaul turn him into the “future of drag” on this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live. Davidson reprised his trademark character, Chad (an oblivious idiot who agrees with almost everything), for the sketch. Like the ones that came before it, the episode’s host, in this case RuPaul, finds Chad’s naive demeanor interesting. […]
