Why Sinead O'Connor Called Her Pope-Ripping Protest On SNL 'A Blessing'
In a 2021 interview, Sinéad O'Connor revealed that the backlash that came after she tore up a picture of Pope John Paul II on "SNL" was a boon to her career.
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Where Did That Viral Bill Hader Dancing Video Come From?
Why are you seeing Bill Hader dancing every time you open TikTok? Well, a deep cut "Saturday Night Live" sketch is to blame.
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Alan Arkin & Sesame Street: The Late Actor's Heartwarming Muppet History Explained
Alan Arkin left behind an impressive filmography, but some people may not be aware of his history with "Sesame Street" and the Muppets.
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Jury Duty's BTS Margaritaville Footage Proves The Show Was Chaotic - And Special
Freevee's "Jury Duty" has become a huge beloved hit for the streamer. Here, we delve into the weeds of some of the mockumentary's impressive filming setup.
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How John Mulaney's 'Uncomfortable' Hosting Experience Changed His SNL Approach
John Mulaney is a member of the notorious club of SNL hosts who've hosted the show five or more times, and he's learned a lot between his hosting gigs.
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I Think You Should Leave: The Hardest Sketch To Pull Off In Season 2
For all the laughs, the sketches on "I Think You Should Leave" can be difficult to pull off. This was the most challenging from Season 2.
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I Think You Should Leave S3: How Many Episodes Are There?
How many episodes are in Season 3 of "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson?"
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I Think You Should Leave: Bob Odenkirk Was The Only One Allowed To Improvise
Bob Odenkirk is one of the only people who got to improvise on "I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson."
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Pete Davidson Expected To Get Fired After A Year On SNL
Pete Davidson might be a well-known comedian and household name now, but the young star actually expected to get fired after a year on "SNL."
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Comedian And Character Actor Bill Saluga Dead At 85
Veteran comedian Bill Saluga, best known for his character Raymond J. Johnson Jr. has died at the age of 85.
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The Complete Evolution Of SNL's Weekend Update Segment
"Saturday Night Live" has had a Weekend Update segment as a regular fixture of its variety show. Here's the complete evolution of the hit segment.
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SNL Cast Members Who Only Lasted One Season
There are dozens that have graduated from "Saturday Night Live" to the bright lights of Hollywood, but here are some famous names that only lasted one season.
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Who Did Jamie Foxx Play On Dave Chappelle's Show?
"Chappelle's Show" featured many talented comedians, and Jamie Foxx even stopped by to play a small part in an iconic sketch.
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Stars Who Got Famous On SNL Despite Never Being Cast Members
For years, Saturday Night Live has been a star-making machine, and not every big name to come out of the show has even been a member of the cast.
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Finding Nemo And The Hobbit Voice Actor Barry Humphries Dead At 89
Barry Humphries, best known for lending his voice to Finding Nemo and The Hobbit, has died at the age of 89.
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The Lonely Island's Journey From Berkeley To Internet Stardom
The Lonely Island has had quite the journey. The trio has gone from Berkeley to "Saturday Night Live" to internet stardom and feature film deals.
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Actors Who Were Better Off Without Saturday Night Live
"Saturday Night Live" has been responsible for launching the careers of a number of stars. But these are the actors who were better off without the show.
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Andy Samberg Got On SNL By Doing A Jimmy Fallon Impression
Andy Samberg is one of the most iconic cast members of "Saturday Night Live," and the comedian landed the gig with a Jimmy Fallon impression in his audition.
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The Impractical Jokers Made Joe Extra Nervous By Bringing His Wife On The Show
Of the many pranks "Impractical Jokers" put Joe Gatto through, bringing his then-wife Bessy on "Impractical Jokers" was among the most nerve-wracking.
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SNL's Most Controversial Sketches Of All Time
Let's take a look at some of the most controversial "Saturday Night Live" sketches of all time.
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15 SNL Stars Who Were Even More Successful After Leaving The Show
Many comedians often see a stint at "Saturday Night Live" as their big break. Here are 15 "SNL" stars who were even more successful after leaving the show.
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SNL Characters Who Were Supposed To Have Movies But Didn't
Some "Saturday Night Live" films like "Wayne's World" proved to be huge successes, but here are the SNL characters who were supposed to have movies but didn't.
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The Best SNL Music Videos Of All Time
These "SNL" music videos aren't just hilarious, bizarre, and memorable -- they're some of the best the legendary show has ever created.
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Pedro Pascal's Mario SNL Skit Is The Video Game Adaptation We Need More Than Ever
Saturday Night Live is receiving praise for their latest viral sketch which sees Mario adapted into a gritty HBO series starring Pedro Pascal.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Toughest SNL Critique Came From Her Father
Julia Louis-Dreyfus was a cast member of "Saturday Night Live" for three seasons in the '80s, but her father was one of her harshes critics of her performance.
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Pedro Pascal Is Already Running Into Clickers At SNL
Pedro Pascal will host "Saturday Night Live" on February 4, and if a recent promo is any indication, it will have plenty of references to "The Last of Us."
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Dave Matthews' Ozzy Osbourne Impression On SNL Might Be The Best Of The Musician Ever
Dave Matthews' impersonation of Ozzy Osbourne on "Saturday Night Live" stands out as one of the best of all time.
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