Saturday Night Live

Several hours after Jim Carrey announced that he would no longer play President-elect Joe Biden on “Saturday Night Live,” the show introduced its new Biden.

Twenty-four hours after the FDA approved the nation’s first COVID-19 vaccine, “Saturday Night Live” addressed everyone’s questions about the vaccine’s roll out without hesitation.

Saturday Night Live took a holiday-themed take on the dark Eminem track “Stan,” replacing the brooding main character with an equally upset kid named “Stu,” played by comedian Pete Davidson.

In the latest ‘Saturday Night Live’ episode, Pete Davidson pulled of a festive, yet not gonna lie, slightly sketchy spoof of an Eminem’s classic. Parodying Em’s 2000 single “Stan,” Pete stars as Stu, an obsessed fan of Santa.

“Saturday Night Live’ announced its December line-up Friday, and it includes New Jersey son Bruce Springsteenm who will perform on Dec. 12 with the E Street Band.

Pete Davidson is stepping into Jimmy Stewart’s shoes. The “Saturday Night Live” star has been tapped to play George Bailey in a revamped version of the 1946 holiday classic “It’s a Wonderful Life.”

The secret’s out! After getting married to Scarlett Johansson in an intimate, private ceremony, Colin Jost took to the “Saturday Night Live” stage with new adornments for his left hand.

Last week’s surprisingly calm final presidential debate sparked attention across the nation, so “Saturday Night Live” reprised the eventful night on the fourth episode of its 46th Season.

Some fans of ‘Saturday Night Live’ are criticizing Jim Carrey’s ‘SNL’ portrayal of Joe Biden. After his performance on the popular sketch comedy show this weekend, fans have taken their concerns to social media.

Kanye West is voicing his frustration and disappointment over the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, featuring a skit where actress Issa Rae disparaged the rapper’s 2020 presidential candidacy.