Live from New York ... the "SNL" November show lineup has arrived! Following a stacked first three shows of season 51 in October — featuring Bad Bunny, Amy Poehler, and Sabrina Carpenter as hosts and ...

Sabrina Carpenter, hosting NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” joined in a skit that parodied Harford County-based podcast group “MdFoodieBoyz” by playing on the Gen Z commentary the podcast is known for by ...

Hudson was SNL’s first Black female cast member, having joined the show in its ill-fated sixth season. She appeared in a number of sketches uncredited before getting fired along with nearly everyone ...

The 51st season of Saturday Night Live is here in 2025-26, with a new set of hosts and musical guests who will perform. And if you're here, you might be getting ready to watch SNL on Saturday, Oct. 18 ...

Sabrina Carpenter knows how to work the dance floor... even in middle school. Carpenter hosted this week's "Saturday Night Live," which featured a music video with her and Bowen Yang playing hormonal ...

SNL "Weekend Update" co-anchor Colin Jost's joke about the Trump administration got a weak response from the audience on Saturday. Full list of Democrats who voted against paying US Military during ...

Despite the show's name, there will be no live taping of the hit comedy sketch show "Saturday Night Live" on Oct. 25. SNL took a week off after Sabrina Carpenter pulled double duty as host and musical ...

Saturday Night Live is on tonight! After the late-night comedy sketch series saw Sabrina Carpenter pull double duty as both host and musical guest Oct. 18, SNL is back for another episode on Saturday, ...

Saturday Night Live will air a new episode on Saturday night with host and musical guest Sabrina Carpenter, but a major cast member will not make the live broadcast. Cast member Bowen Yang will miss ...

Live from New York, it's the return of Domingo! "Saturday Night Live" kicked off its latest episode, hosted by Sabrina Carpenter, with another entry in its viral Domingo sketch series. The latest ...

The first thing you see when you walk inside the Harry Ransom Center, on the University of Texas at Austin campus, is the Gutenberg Bible, one of only twenty remaining from the fifteenth-century holy ...