Bowen Yang, a longtime "Saturday Night Live" cast member, admitted that sometimes comedians can go "too far," after validating Aimee Lou Wood's feelings over the parody skit.

In the days that followed, Aimee Lou Wood was seen sobbing in South London, with many jumping to the conclusion that she was ...

Live sketch that aired on April 12, featured a parody combining biblical imagery with political satire. The sketch opened with Mikey Day portraying Jesus Christ in the temple, reenacting the scene of ...

Since its debut in 1975, Saturday Night Live (SNL), with its live format and wry edge, has been a pillar of American comedy.

On Saturday, Saturday Night Live aired its White Lotus sketch, “White POTUS,” a political take on season 3 of the hit HBO show. Donald Trump was Timothy Ratliff, the spaced out patriarch who just lost ...

To anyone snooping on Zillow, it appears that the two-bedroom condo at 364 Arkansas Street, in San Francisco's sunny Potrero Hill neighborhood, is not for sale. The site can only offer a hazy ...

Flattery cures insecurity. The SNL skit recognizes that the self-identifying cool class, those who see themselves as independent thinkers, are actually closet conformists. Which opens another door ...

The second lady opened up about what it’s like to be an Indian-American woman in the bleached-blonde MAGAverse. News Reporter Second lady Usha Vance has revealed that she has no plans to dye her ...

Saturday Night Live (SNL) season 50 aired its latest episode ... and Bowen Yang put on a skit as a group of college friends who got together to get lunch in One Uppers. As four friends awaited ...

Elon Musk’s comments on tariffs featured prominently in a “Saturday Night Live” skit and in comments by Senator Ted Cruz, who said there are “angels and demons” vying for influence as ...

President Donald Trump’s economy approval rating is worse than any other president at this point in their term, Harry Enten said. Media Reporter CNN’s top data analyst questioned on Sunday ...

That didn’t age well. Colin Jost called attention to a past “Saturday Night Live” episode featuring problematic stars Russell Brand and Chris Brown on the latest “Weekend Update” segment.