Colin Jost and Michael Che’s seemingly ordinary “Weekend Update” this week was interrupted by former “Update” anchor (and host of the night’s episode) Amy Poehler. Poehler returned to her old desk for ...

The episode fell on the 50th anniversary of Saturday Night Live, which premiered on Oct. 11, 1975, with host George Carlin. Created by Lorne Michaels, SNL launched the careers of comedy superstars ...

The SNL Season 51 premiere opened with a parody of Donald Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson. The Cold Open saw Trump “keeping an eye” on the show, warning late-night hosts, and mocking Colin ...

The answer—as it has been for much of Trump 2.0—was to get meta. The season 51 premiere opened with Colin Jost as Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth (sure) lecturing the generals at Quantico about ...

Saturday Night Live” “Weekend Update” hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che saw their desk crashed by former anchors Seth Meyers, ...

In Saturday's premiere, hosted by Bad Bunny, Colin Jost appeared in the Cold Open as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who called the United States military "gay as hell," before ranting, "We are facing ...

We begin our countdown at the beginning, exploring when Golf Digest was founded out of a bedroom, the first U.S. President ...

Poehler previously co-anchored the famous segment with both Fey and Meyers during her time on the late-night sketch comedy ...

The opening sketch lampooned Pete Hegseth’s recent meeting with top generals, with Colin Jost portraying Hegseth ... the trio is set to perform "Golden" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on ...

Jimmy Fallon is keeping his "head down" at "The Tonight Show." The late-night host spoke with CNBC about the role of politics on his show after the drama surrounding Jimmy Kimmel's controversial ...