Saturday Night Live

"Saturday Night Live" are back with a two-hour holiday special that is sure to have keep viewers entertained in the lead-up to Thanksgiving.

The late-night sketch show's cold open saw Cecily Strong as Jeanine Pirro describing Rittenhouse as a "lovable scamp" who was "put through a nightmare of a trial."

"I've watched him, and he's a cuckoo bird, he's a nutjob," former President Donald Trump said of Alec Baldwin.

Social media is in a frenzy over rumors that Pete Davidson and Kim Kardashian visited a Staten Island pizza restaurant for a secret date.

The rumor mill has gone into overdrive after the reality star was spotted holding hands with the Saturday Night Live comedian on a roller coaster.

After Ed Sheeran revealed he's been diagnosed with COVID-19, his performance on the November 6 episode of "SNL" alongside Kieran Culkin has been put into doubt.

Kieran Culkin, best known for his role as Roman Roy in "Succession," is set to make an appearance on Saturday Night Live and host the show.

Though Kim Kardashian spent much of her time hosting Saturday Night Live making jokes at her family's expense, she thanked them for being "such good sports."

The reality television star said she met her first Black person because of her late father. "Want to take a stab in the dark at who it was?" she said.

One of the new cast members on "Saturday Night Live" received praise for their debut episode where they played President Joe Biden among many other characters.

The Arizona senator has taken flack from progressives, has protesters at fundraising events and now she's getting lampooned on Saturday Night Live.

"As a wine-drinking bisexual triathlete, I know what the average American wants," Cecily Strong said while playing the Arizona senator.

One mother asks the fictitious school board why her son, who took the "Mike's Hard Vaccine," couldn't play sports.

Some thought Davidson's Dog the Bounty Hunter should become a "recurring character" but others felt it was "disgusting."

Season 47 gets underway with three new additions to the cast and just one departure from the regulars. Owen Wilson is scheduled to host the first episode.

Kim Kardashian will be taking to the "Saturday Night Live" stage to host the show - though details of her appearance are a well-kept secret.

Over 500 celebrities have hosted "Saturday Night Live" throughout the years, but Season 47 opened with four first-timers—including Kim Kardashian.

While the 'Ted Lasso' star used his Emmy Awards acceptance speech to thank many of the women in his life, there was no mention of a girlfriend.

The influential Canadian comedian died on September 14 after a private battle with cancer.

Sandler remembered his "Saturday Night Live" castmate as the "most fearless funny original guy."

"He was one of our most precious gems. An honest and courageous comedy genius. I love him," Jim Carrey wrote.

The former "Saturday Night Live" star, who was also a writer on "Rosanne," had reportedly been battling cancer for nine years.

John Mulaney appeared on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" to discuss his recent drug abuse, his intervention, and his relationship with Olivia Munn.

Twitter users appear to have very strong opinions about comedian John Mulaney and actress Olivia Munn because of a number of rumors surrounding the pair.

"Saturday Night Live" alumni Rudolph and Samberg are reuniting for the new competition show "Baking It" on Peacock coming this holiday season.

"It's more about just being open and that means having a heart, and I think that's always been a part of comedy," SNL's Cecily Strong tells Newsweek about her new memoir 'This Will All Be Over Soon.'

Friends and family have paid tribute to Moore, who found success with his comedy troupe "The Whitest Kids U' Know."

"Simone Biles has more than enough going on without her sexual assault being turned into a cheap punch line," a Twitter user wrote in response to Che's jokes.

Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key get stuck in a nightmarish scenario involving Broadway musicals in the new Apple TV+ series "Schmigadoon!"

The Korean spin-off of America's SNL came under fire in 2016 after crew members were accused of sexually harassing some K-pop stars who appeared on the show.