Billy Eilish made her debut on the season premiere of “Saturday Night Live” with a snappy rendition of “Bad Guy” that saw her walking on the walls and ceiling of a room....
SNL rolled out its biggest guns–Robert De Niro and Alec Baldwin–for a double-barrel blast at Donald Trump over the Robert S. Mueller III investigation in its first cold open marking its return to live television. ...
Donald Trump deals have been big frauds, but he’s a sterling success on reality television. So why not negotiate an end to the government shutdown in a format he understands? Let’s play “Deal or No Deal!”...
Miley Cyrus sent tabloids scurrying with reports of a “near” nip-slip on “Saturday Night Live” over the weekend. But nothing could be further from the truth. These days, tabloids are that desperate....
Kate McKinnon, one of “Saturday Night Live’s” most versatile cast members, hilariously parodies Fox News talking head Laura Ingraham, whose show is deep into “feel facts,” things that aren’t true but feel like the might be because they fit her often racist narrative....
Steve Carell returned for his third guest host appearance on “Saturday Night Live” and found out just how much ex-cast members would like to see a reboot of his hit television comedy “The Office.” Ain’t happening....
Dog whistle racist Laura Ingraham, played hilariously by Kate McKinnon, took the lead in a “Saturday Night Live’ cold open, parroting Donald Trump’s hysteria over the migrant caravan....
Donald Trump and Kanye West, two of the nation’s biggest geniuses, showed they have a lot in common during their oval office meeting in “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open. So is Donald the white Kanye or is Kanye the black Donald?...
Sen. Susan Collins brags that she can party with the GOP big dogs after Brett Kavanaugh’s appointment to the Supreme Court, but hey, she really didn’t want it to really be all about her, really. See it all go down in “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open....
Brett Kavanaugh is getting at least one thing out of his contentious Supreme Court hearings–besides a tattered reputation. He’s joined Donald Trump in the Pantheon of Late Night comedy, debuting this weekend in “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open....
Donald Trump finally met Stormy Daniels and confided that he was scared and horny at the same time. At least that’s how it played out on “Saturday Night Live’s” cold open last night. Stormy, aka Stephanie Clifford, played herself while an all-star cast filled in for Trump’s inner circle. Kate McKinnon deserves special mention for her chameleon-like performance as Trump’s new lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, the “greatest legal mind” since “My Cousin Vinny,” Trump proclaims....
Dua Lipa is about to lead a new British music invasion that’s likely to race ahead of such UK stars as Rita Ora and Ellie Goulding. Lipa exudes the exotic sensuality of Ora and the power pop vocals of Goulding with a steely determination to get to the top. “For a female artist, it takes a lot more to be taken seriously if you’re not sat down at a piano or with a guitar, you know? For a male artist, people instantly assume they write their own music, but for women, they assume it’s all manufactured,” she told British GQ in an new interview....
Rex Tillerson, the big stoic Texan who served as Secretary of State–until he got Trump dumped over Twitter– unloaded to CNN’s Anderson Cooper. He can’t believe the former CEO of $50 billion Exxon-Mobil could be fired by a “man who used to sell steaks in the mail.” But, hey, this is “Saturday Nigh Live.” Fred Armisten returned as Trump tell-all author Michael Wolff and Bill Hader reprised his role as the bombastic Anthony Scaramucci. Kate McKinnon led off the spot as U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions....
Kate McKinnon and Cecily Strong re-enact “The Bachelor” with a twist on “Saturday Night Live.” McKinnon is Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who is just about to jilt his love interest in the worst possible way. He can’t get it up for collusion. The Mueller investigation has been hanging over Donald Trump’s presidency since he took office. Four top aides have been indicted or pleaded guilty along with 13 Russian hackers, who disrupted the 2016 election with fake news....
Donald Trump did his best to show action on the gun crisis, while following the National Rifle Association agenda–do nothing. Actually it was Alec Baldwin reprising his role as The Donald on “Saturday Night Live.” But who can tell the difference these days? Baldwin was in fighting form lampooning the president’s buffoonery as a policymaker. In fact, we know he’s so good because Trump thinks he’s so bad....
Steve Bannon has always been portrayed as Death incarnate in “Saturday Night Live” cold opens, and this week the actor under the cloak was finally unmasked to gasps from the audience. Who was it? Alec Baldwin, of course, is classic as Trump. Kate McKinnon has been stellar playing Kellyann Conway and Melissa McCarthy was hilarious playing former White House spokesman Sean Spicer....
Donald Trump and family gather for the traditional decorating of the White House Christmas tree (maybe for the last time) in a hilarious “Saturday Night Live” skit that brings back all our favorite characters, including a raving mad Omarosa. Leslie Jones joins the troupe as the ousted White House aide and rattles a few windows. Trump (Alec Baldwin) and the First Lady Melania (Cecily Strong) have declared this year’s Christmas totem the “Tree of Shame.”...
Santa Claus is making a list and checking it twice, but leave it up to the kids to clue him in on who’s been naughty and nice in a hilarious “Saturday Night Live” cold open. All of the year’s woes come back to revisit this shopping mall Santa, played by Kenan Thompson. Who knew what can spring out of the mouths of babes? Kate McKinnon plays elf Sugarplum, but in this climate just call her Amy. ...
Donald Trump can’t escape Mike Flynn. The disgraced National Security Adviser makes a midnight appearance in Trump’s bedroom bound in chains in a hilarious “Saturday Night Live” spoof of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” The ghost in this case is far scarier than those who visited Scrooge....
Roy Moore, the Bible thumping Alabama Senate candidate, has become “Saturday Night Live" fodder. Also turns out he was well-known for chasing teen-aged girls among co-workers during his time as county prosecutor. Mikey Day plays Moore in the cold open. Beck Bennett plays Vice President Mike Pence and Kate McKinnon plays Attn. Gen. Jeff Sessions.
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Kate McKinnon is rivaling Alec Baldwin‘s Donald Trump, playing presidential advisor Kellyanne Conway. In her latest “Saturday Night Live” skit, Kellyanne is Pennywise the sewer clown, who haunts CNN’s Anderson Cooper. McKinnon has largely been getting second billing to Baldwin’s impersonations of Donald Trump. ...
Jason Aldean, who was performing when the Las Vegas shooter opened fire, gave a moving tribute to the victims on “Saturday Night Live,” but he never mentioned the nation’s failure to protect its citizens with reasonable gun controls. The National Rifle Association issued a statement in the wake of the shooting saying preventing “law abiding” citizens from owning guns is not the answer. But every gun owner is law abiding until he, or she, pulls the trigger. The Vegas shooter, Stephen Paddock, had no criminal record or history of violence or mental illness. ...
Gal Gadot spoofed her Wonder Woman character in “Saturday Night Live” skit that poked fun at lesbian’s worst nightmare. That would be landing on the mythical island of Themyscira and discovering none of the Amazonian women were gay. Aidy Bryant and Kate McKinnon play Drea and Megan, lesbians who think they’ve hit the jackpot when they wash up on shore in a row boat....
Este, Danielle and Alana Haim, better known as the eponymous all-girl trio “Haim,” turn a bar into a dance party in a new video for their catchy tune “Little of Your Love.” The party, in what looks like a country-western honky-tonk, even has some line dancing. But the music is pure pop. "Little of Your Love” is the fourth track they’ve released as a video. Noted Director Paul Thomas Anderson has collaborated on the album. ...
Donald Trump makes the ultimate sacrifice, he skips the back nine at his New Jersey golf club, to address the Puerto Rican crisis in the wake of hurricane Maria in a hilarious cold open for Saturday Night Live’s debut show.
Trump, of course, was played by Alec Baldwin, whose impersonations of the president have become part of pop culture lore....
