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Saturday Night Live took a moment to address the success of the gay hockey series Heated Rivalry, with wizardy twist. The pre-taped sketch saw Finn Wolfhard and Ben Marshall step into the roles of Harry Potter characters Harry Potter and Ron Weasley, respectively. It appeared to be a bit playing on the upcoming HBO series…
Marcello Hernández is sharing his thoughts after his former Saturday Night Live co-star Bowen Yang exited the NBC sketch comedy series at the end of last year. Hernández, who has been on the SNL since 2022, was asked by The Hollywood Reporter at the 2026 Critics’ Choice Awards on Sunday what it was like seeing…
Leave it to Amy Poehler to turn a commercial flight into a cage match! The beloved funny lady is spilling some unhinged tea about a mid-air showdown that proves once and for all you do not mess with a woman from Boston. Especially one who is already famous, already funny, and… already sitting in first…
Saturday Night Live writer Jimmy Fowlie shared a social media post asking for help finding his missing sister. On Monday, Fowlie posted the missing persons report for his sibling, Christina Lynn Downer, on Instagram. “Please share this so that if anyone has seen her, they can give any information to the police,” he wrote. The…
Josh O’Connor cleared up rumors about him potentially starring in a live-action Ratatouille on Saturday Night Live — which is a project he claims he does not want to star in. The actor began his monologue by listing his credits, which include The Crown, Challengers and Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. O’Connor…
Melissa McCarthy got Saturday Night Live in the holiday spirit with a festive opening monologue, where she was toppled by a huge faux snowstorm. After a few weeks off air, the two-time Oscar nominee began the episode by celebrating how “great” it was to be back for her sixth time hosting the sketch comedy series….
Saturday Night Live‘s cold open kicked off with reporters hounding a faux Karoline Leavitt and President Donald Trump about the Epstein files. Ashley Padilla portrayed Leavitt at the White House press briefing while James Austin Johnson returned to his usual post as Trump, where the two took questions from journalists surrounding the topic, specifically in…
He’s back! Pete Davidson made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, where he was introduced by Colin Jost during the “Weekend Update” segment to address a recent article about a ferry they purchased together years ago. “The New York Times recently ran an article calling the Staten Island Ferry that I purchased with Pete…
A man collapsed in the faux Oval Office during Saturday Night Live‘s cold open, parodying the real-life event that took place this week as President Trump announced his plan to lower the price of weight loss drugs. “Oh, hi. I didn’t see you there,” James Austin Johnson’s Trump said as his introduction during the episode…
Viewers were seeing double of Saturday Night Live host Miles Teller when he portrayed twins Jonathan and Drew Scott — the stars of the hit HGTV show Property Brothers — during a skit of them helping President Donald Trump build his new White House ballroom. “This week we’re taking on our biggest challenge yet: building…